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5. Shortly before his tragic death in July, Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath joined forces for one epic final gig together. Their Back To The Beginning show also boasted a host of legendary bands and singers, all of whom paid tribute to the fathers of heavy metal at Villa Park. 6. U2 received one of songwriting’s highest honours – Fellowship Of The Ivors Academy – at the Ivors. It was presented to them by close friend and multi-Ivor Novello Award winning songwriter, Ed Sheeran. 7. The recipients at the Ivors Academy’s inaugural Honours ceremony included Raye, pictured here alongside Roberto Neri, the chief executive of the Ivors Academy, and chair Tom Gray. 8. Kanya King brought the MOBO Awards to the Utilita Arena in Newcastle upon Tyne. 9. The AIM Independent Music Awards gathered together a number of top names from the indie community, including Martin Mills (chair, Beggars Group), Gee Davy (CEO, AIM) and Darius Van Arman (co-CEO of Secretly Group/Secretly Distribution). 10. Paloma Faith was one of more than 150 cultural figures to appear at the Together For Palestine concert at Wembley Arena. The show raised over £1.5 million for Palestinian-led organisations. (Photos: Louise Haywood-Schiefer/Panni Renner/Chelsea Bostwick (B Visuals Ent) & Dana Ingabire/Will Ireland/Samir Hussein/WireImage/JM Enternational/ Ross Halfin/Live Nation/Dave Hogan/Hogan Media Shutterstock/Dave Benett/Getty Images for The Ivors Academy/Euan Cherry/Getty/ Ed Hill/Sami Videl/ Samir Hussein/WireImage for ABA).


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