"It only felt right that we play it for the first time ever in America with the man himself"
With the accomplishment, the song overtakes Frankie Laine’s ‘I Believe’
See which UK and Irish albums made the cut and who got snubbed ahead of the winner being revealed in Newcastle in October
Capaldi nodded to the success of the track recently seeing it become "the longest-running British Number One of all time"
"Breaking a record that has stood for more than 30 years is a remarkable achievement"
The track first hit the top spot back in February, and has continued to rack up records
Big winners on the night included Teyana Taylor, Clipse, Kendrick Lamar and Kehlani
They recently picked up the BRIT Award for Song Of The Year for their collaborative rendition of the track
Including three new songs by Lady Gaga
The Welsh metalheads said that they hope their record will “help empower every young band or artist, and to help them to keep going and push on through”
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