Complete Winners of 2008 BRIT Awards

Successfully gaining a number of awards Stateside through their latest effort "Echoes, Silence, Patience and Grace", Foo Fighters are taking home double from 2008 BRIT Awards. Not only was the album named Best International Album, but the band themselves were dubbed Best International Group.

Also nabbing two nods at the British music awards event, are Take That and Arctic Monkeys. The former took home British Single for "Shine" and British Live Act while the latter pocketed British Group and British Album for "Favourite Worst Nightmare". On their acceptance speech, frontman Alex Turner said, "We are the Arctic Monkeys. And we are the most fantastic." The Monkeys won the exact same categories at last year's event.

Also getting a share of 'winners light' at the event held Wednesday, February 20 are Kate Nash, Kylie Minogue, Mark Ronson and Kanye West. Taking the special prize for Outstanding Contribution to Music was Paul McCartney.

Ironically, Amy Winehouse, who almost swept all six categories she was nominated in at Grammys earlier this month, did not receive a single nomination although she is the featured artist in Ronson's nominated single, "Valerie". She was however, featured as a performer that night, singing "Valerie" and "Love Is a Losing Game" while telling the crowd to give a noise for her incarcerated husband Blake Fielder-Civil.

Full Winners of 2008/ BRIT Awards:

• British Album - Arctic Monkeys for "Favourite Worst Nightmare"
• British Single - Take That for "Shine"
• British Group - Arctic Monkeys
• British Female Solo Artist - Kate Nash
• British Male Solo Artist - Mark Ronson
• British Breakthrough Act - Mika
• British Live Act - Take That
• International Album - Foo Fighters for "Echoes, Silence, Patience and Grace"
• International Group - Foo Fighters
• International Female Solo Artist - Kylie Minogue
• International Male Solo Artist - Kanye West
• Critics Choice - Adele
• Outstanding Contribution to Music - Paul McCartney