Calvin Harris and his wife Vick Hope led the glamorous arrivals at this year's Ivor Novello Awards which was hosted at Grosvenor House, London, on Thursday afternoon.

The couple, who married in September 2023 and share son Micah, nine months, made a rare red carpet appearance together at the ceremony.

They looked loved-up as they posed on the red carpet with their arms around each other, alongside other singers including Rosalia and Sophie Ellis Bextor.

Vick, 36, looked incredible in a form-fitting black dress with a red floral design, teamed with strappy heels and a small bag.

The TV presenter wore her dark curly locks loose and opted for a dewy pallette of make-up for the star-studded occasion.

The Ivor Novello Awards, known as The Ivors, are among the most prestigious global music awards, recognising excellence in songwriting and screen composition.

Presented annually by The Ivors Academy, winners receive a distinct, coveted bronze statuette.

Previous winners include iconic musicians such as Paul McCartney, John Lennon, David Bowie, Adele, RAYE, Stormzy, Bill Withers and Bruce Springsteen.

Calvin was sporting an open jacket and grey T-shirt, teamed with a pair of dark jeans and suede trainers.

Rosalia wowed in an elegant satin black dress, which she teamed with a pair of fun pale pink heeled pumps.

Sophie Ellis Bextor looked lovely in a pretty peach dress with a floral skirt, which was styled with a pair of matching shoes. 

The winners of the Ivor Novello Awards included the late George Michael, who was awarded Fellowship of the Ivors Academy, one of the most prestigious honours in songwriting, ten years after his passing. 

Longtime friend and Wham! bandmate Andrew Ridgeley collected the award on behalf of George.

The PRS for Music Icon Award was presented to Calvin Harris, after helping shape the sound of contemporary dance and pop over the last two decades.

The Ivors Academy awarded Best Contemporary Song to Fraser T Smith and Kae Tempest for I Stand on the Line. 

Lola Young received the PRS for Music Most Performed Work award for Messy, marking the star's second award after previously winning the Rising Star gong. 

Lily Allen was given Outstanding Song Collection award, while ROSALÍA was presented with International Songwriter of The Year, after a breakthrough year with her hugely successful album Lux.

Returning to the stage to receive their second award of the night, Jacob Alon was named this year's Rising Star Award winner.

Sam Fender was awarded the Songwriter of the Year with Amazon Music, and was presented by the honour by music legend Elton John.

Elton John was then presented with an Ivors Academy Honour in recognition of his outstanding work championing songwriters, composers, and creativity across the music industry.

As the awards drew to a close, music icon Thom Yorke received one of songwriting's highest honours – Fellowship of the Ivors Academy.

Roberto Neri, CEO of The Ivors Academy, said 'Congratulations to all our Ivor Novello Award winners. 

'On a special night, it was a privilege to celebrate such an extraordinary range of music with the most prestigious recognition in music. 

They're joined by fellow double nominees Jacob Alon, Self Esteem and co writer Johan Hugo, along with Kae Tempest and Fraser T Smith, who also pick up two nods each.

In the PRS for Music Most Performed Work category, Olivia's Man I Need hit is up against older songs including Lola's Messy, Stargazing by Myles Smith, and The Days by Chrystal, which were released in 2024 - and even further back, Coldplay's 2008 track Viva La Vida, following the band's global tour.

While most of the gongs recognise the best songwriting of the past 12 months, the PRS For Music prize celebrates songs that received the most broadcast, online and general performances. 

The Rising Star Award with Amazon Music spotlights emerging talent, with this year's shortlist featuring Chloe Qisha, Divorce, Jacob Alon, kwn and Skye Newman.

The Ivors recognise British and Irish musical achievement in songwriting and composition, and also celebrate a number of sing

'The Ivors Academy exists to protect, empower and celebrate songwriters and composers, and whatever we face, tonight stands as a reminder that the future of music is in remarkable hands.'

Tom Gray, Chair of The Ivors Academy, said 'Every nomination and award tonight is an act of attribution. 

'A public, named, witnessed declaration that these astonishing human beings made these noteworthy, gorgeous, brilliant songs. 

'That it came from somewhere and belongs to someone. They can be identified, credited, paid and celebrated. My heartfelt congratulations to all our winners.'