BRIT Awards 2021

For a fourth time Jack Whitehall joined us to lead an entertaining night where we saw ten awards presented.

Coldplay opened the big night with an exclusive performance of their new single ‘Higher Power’, Dua Lipa then delivered an incredible medley of her bops ‘Again’, ‘Physical’, ‘Pretty Please’ and ‘Hallucinate’. US upcoming star Olivia Rodrigo followed, treating us to her debut performance on British soil singing ‘Drivers License’.

First-time BRITs nominee Arlo Parks delivered a beautiful performance of ‘Hope’, which was followed by an epic collab of ‘It’s A Sin’ from icon Sir Elton John and Years & Years. Tuning in live from across the Atlantic – international icon, The Weekend, performed his stunning hit ‘Save Your Tears’ and 2021 Rising Star winner Griff shared a mesmerizing performance of her pop anthem ‘Black Hole’.

Headie One lit up the stage with a double-drill mashup of ‘Princess Cuts’ and ‘Ain’t It Different’ alongside fellow nominees AJ Tracey and Young T & Bugsey. And closing the amazing night was P!nk (remotely) and Rag’N’Bone Man who sung their powerful ballad ‘Anywhere Away From Here’ and were also joined by the Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust Choir.

Presenters on the night included Lewis Capaldi, Mabel, Celeste, and more!

Male Solo Artist: J Hus

Female Solo Artist: Dua Lipa

British Group: Little Mix

British Single: ‘Watermelon Sugar’ – Harry Styles

Breakthrough Artist: Arlo Parks

International Female Solo Artist: Billie Eilish

International Male Solo Artist: The Weeknd

International Group: Haim

Global Icon: Taylor Swift

Mastercard Album: ‘Future Nostalgia’ – Dua Lipa

Announced in March 2021 – Rising Star: Griff