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The 1975, Ezra Collective and Cat Burns are among the winners of this year’s O2 Silver Clef Awards handed out by Nordoff and Robbins, the U.K.’s largest music therapy charity.
Jessie Ware will receive the Best Female prize, The 1975 will be honored as Best Group and Scottish band Texas will go home with the Outstanding Achievement award. Burns will receive the New Music Award and Ezra Collective wins the Contemporary Music Award.
The awards ceremony will be held 7/5 at Grosvenor House Hotel on London’s Park Lane. Winners of the O2 Silver Clef, Icon, Best Male, Best Live Act, Innovation and Global Impact awards will be announced ahead of the ceremony.
The O2 Silver Clef Awards, held since 1976, have raised nearly £13m for Nordoff and Robbins’ music therapy services. Last year’s event raised over £530k.