Musicians such as Charli XCX, The Last Dinner Party, Sabrina Carpenter and Sam Fender are all set to descend on The O2 in London for the glitzy ceremony. The evening will be hosted by Jack Whitehall for the first time since 2021.
The BRITs are a mainstay of the UK music industry and previous ceremonie have provided some legendary moments. From in-fighting between acts, to controversial and shocking moments on stage, there has been plenty to keep music fans entertained over the year.
Here’s just some of the moments that have become cemented in BRITs history.
5. Adele gets cut off by James Corden
Adele was cementing herself as a worldwide star when she won two BRIT awards during the 2012 ceremony. The show was running late though, with host James Corden interrupting her during her speech for British Album Of The Year. The singer lifted her middle finger while still on screen, with Adele last saying that the gesture was aimed at "the suits". The delayed schedule also impacted Blue, whose set at the end of the show was cut off from the live broadcast. | AFP via Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
6. Madonna falls on stage
In 2015, Madonna took to the stage to perform 'Living for Love' in what would be her first BRITs performance in 20 years. Decked out in a Spanish matador's outfit, the American pop star wore a large, draped cape that was set to be whisked off her at one point during the performance. However, malfunction with the tie saw the singer go flying as her dancers, unaware that she was still wearing the cape, pulled her from the top of a flight of stairs. The moment shocked viewers, who watched and heard the moment the singer crashed to ground. However, like a professional, Madonna got right back up and continued performing, singing the lines: "Took me to heaven and let me fall down/Now that it's over/I'm gonna carry on/Lifted me up, and watched me stumble/After the heartache/I'm gonna carry on" | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images
7. Raye makes BRITs history
In 2024, singer-songwriter Raye smashed the record for the most wins on one night, walking away with six trophies. The 'Escapism' singer won Best British Album, Song of the Year, Best British Artist, Best R&B Act, Best New Artist and Songwriter of the Year. Raye, who also performed on the night, said: "The artist I was three years ago would not believe I'm in control - I'm my own boss." | Getty Images Photo: Getty Images