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It was a big night for Derry artists on Wednesday, 13 November as the Northern Ireland Music Prize rocked the Ulster Hall.
In what was an outstanding evening of music, Derry performers Tramp, Reevah and Cara Dillion took to the stage last night as part of the celebration of Northern Ireland's booming music industry.
There were also some big wins for the county at the event, as JC Steward won the prestigious 'Single of the Year.'
The late Gerry Anderson was also given the 'Outstanding Contribution to Music Award' which was presented to his son David Anderson.
Take a look at some of last night's winners.
Gerry Anderson's son, David, accepts 'Outstanding Contribution to Music Award' on behalf of his late father, Gerry Anderson.
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