Brit Awards 2018

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Brit Awards 2018
File:2018 Brit Awards.svg
Date 21 February 2018
Venue The O2 Arena
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Host Jack Whitehall
Emma Willis (BRITs Are Coming Nominations Launch Show)
Most awards Dua Lipa and Stormzy (2)
Most nominations Dua Lipa (5)
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Television/Radio coverage
Network ITV
ITV2 (Red Carpet)
YouTube
Runtime 113 minutes
Viewership 4.5 million[1]

Brit Awards 2018 was the 38th edition of the British Phonographic Industry's annual pop music show, the Brit Awards. It was held on 21 February 2018 at the O2 Arena in London,[2] with Jack Whitehall as the host.[3] The Brit Award statuette designed by sculptor Sir Anish Kapoor was awarded to the winners.[4] Foo Fighters, Dua Lipa and Ed Sheeran were among the global stars nominated for awards in the ceremony.[5]

Performances

Ariana Grande was scheduled to perform a tribute, in remembrance of those who lost their lives at the Manchester Arena Bombing, but later withdrew due to illness. Liam Gallagher instead, stood in for Grande, performing "Live Forever".[6][7]

Pre-ceremony

Performer(s) Song UK Singles Chart reaction
(week ending 25 January 2018)		 UK Albums Chart reaction
(week ending 25 January 2018)
Paloma Faith "Crybaby" N/A The Architect – 11 (–2)
Clean Bandit
Julia Michaels		 "Symphony"
"I Miss You"		 41 (–5)
4 (+1)		 N/A
J Hus "Did You See" N/A Common Sense – 24 (+11)
Liam Payne "Strip That Down" N/A N/A
Jorja Smith
Stormzy		 "Let Me Down" 34 (debut) N/A
Gang Signs & Prayer – 33 (–5)

Main show

Performer(s) Song UK Singles Chart reaction
(week ending 1 March 2018)		 UK Albums Chart reaction
(week ending 1 March 2018)
Justin Timberlake
Chris Stapleton		 "Midnight Summer Jam"
"Say Something"		 N/A
22 (+5)		 Man of the Woods – 7 (+1)
Rag'n'Bone Man
Jorja Smith		 "Skin" N/A Human – 4 (+8)
Dua Lipa "New Rules" 31 (+3) Dua Lipa – 3 (+8)
Ed Sheeran "Supermarket Flowers" 81 (re-entry) ÷ – 2 (+/-)
x – 13 (+4)
+ – 32 (+6)
Foo Fighters "The Sky Is a Neighborhood" N/A Greatest Hits – 36 (+17)
Concrete and Gold – 87 (re-entry)
Liam Gallagher "Live Forever" N/A As You Were – 17 (+7)
Sam Smith "Too Good at Goodbyes" 69 (+15) The Thrill of It All – 11 (-2)
In the Lonely Hour – 31 (+1)
Kendrick Lamar
Rich the Kid		 "Feel"
"New Freezer"		 N/A Damn – 14 (+7)
Good Kid, M.A.A.D City – 79 (–3)
Rita Ora
Liam Payne		 "Your Song"
"Anywhere"
"For You"		 N/A
34 (-3)
8 (+/–)		 N/A
Stormzy "Blinded by Your Grace, Pt. 2"

Brits Freestyle[8]
"Big for Your Boots"

 48 (+24)
N/A		 Gang Signs & Prayer – 10 (+31)

Winners and nominees

The nominations were revealed on 13 January 2018.[9]

British Album of the Year
(presented by Nile Rodgers)		 Special Achievement Award
British Single of the Year
(presented by Dermot O'Leary and Emma Willis)		 British Video of the Year
(presented by Jennifer Hudson, Olly Murs and Tom Jones)
British Male Solo Artist
(presented by Little Mix)		 British Female Solo Artist
(presented by Kylie Minogue and Millie Bobby Brown)
British Group
(presented by Hailey Baldwin and Luke Evans)		 British Breakthrough Act
(presented by Alice Levine and Clara Amfo)
International Male Solo Artist
(presented by Camila Cabello and Harry Kane)		 International Female Solo Artist
(presented by Adwoa Aboah and Ellie Goulding)
International Group
(presented by Anna Friel and Damian Lewis)		 Critics' Choice Award
(presented by Rag'n'Bone Man)

Multiple nominations and awards

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Two-time winner Dua Lipa earned the most nominations and awards

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Artists who received multiple nominations
Nominations Artist
5 Dua Lipa
4 Ed Sheeran
3 J Hus
Rag'n'Bone Man
2 Big Sean
Calvin Harris
Clean Bandit
Jonas Blue
Katy Perry
Liam Payne
Little Mix
Loyle Carner
Pharrell Williams
Quavo
Stormzy
Taylor Swift
William Singe
Zara Larsson

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Artists who received multiple awards
Wins Artist
2 Dua Lipa
Stormzy

Brit Awards 2018 album

Brit Awards 2018
File:Brit Awards 2018 album.png
Compilation album / Box set by Various Artists
Released 9 February 2018
Label Sony Music Entertainment
Various Artists chronology
Brit Awards 2017
(2017)		 ''Brit Awards 2018''
(2018)

The Brit Awards 2018 is a compilation and box set which has two discs with a total of forty songs.

Track listing

CD 1

No. Title Artist(s) Length
1. "Galway Girl"   Ed Sheeran 2:49
2. "Human"   Rag'n'Bone Man 3:18
3. "What About Us"   Pink 4:29
4. "Too Good at Goodbyes"   Sam Smith 3:22
5. "Reggaetón Lento"   CNCO and Little Mix 3:07
6. "Havana"   Camila Cabello featuring Young Thug 3:35
7. "New Rules"   Dua Lipa 3:30
8. "Crybaby"   Paloma Faith 3:53
9. "Ciao Adios"   Anne-Marie 3:21
10. "Dusk Till Dawn"   Zayn featuring Sia 3:56
11. "Big for Your Boots"   Stormzy 4:01
12. "Did You See"   J Hus 3:03
13. "Teenage Fantasy"   Jorja Smith 3:48
14. "No Words"   Dave featuring MoStack 3:31
15. "The Isle of Arran"   Loyle Carner 3:34
16. "Feels"   Calvin Harris featuring Pharrell Williams, Katy Perry and Big Sean 3:43
17. "(No One Knows Me) Like the Piano"   Sampha 3:37
18. "Strip That Down"   Liam Payne featuring Quavo 3:23
19. "I'm the One"   DJ Khaled featuring Justin Bieber, Quavo, Chance the Rapper and Lil Wayne 4:47
20. "Unforgettable"   French Montana featuring Swae Lee 3:51

CD 2

No. Title Artist(s) Length
1. "Run"   Foo Fighters 5:25
2. "Wall of Glass"   Liam Gallagher 3:44
3. "Sign of the Times"   Harry Styles 4:08
4. "Get Out of Your Own Way"   U2 3:58
5. "Everything Now"   Arcade Fire 5:04
6. "Lights Out"   Royal Blood 3:57
7. "Saturnz Barz"   Gorillaz featuring Popcaan 3:02
8. "Holy Mountain"   Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds 3:56
9. "Oh Woman Oh Man"   London Grammar 4:36
10. "I Dare You"   The xx 3:53
11. "Something Just like This"   The Chainsmokers and Coldplay 4:05
12. "Rain"   The Script 3:28
13. "Came Here for Love"   Sigala and Ella Eyre 3:22
14. "Power"   Little Mix featuring Stormzy 4:02
15. "Symphony"   Clean Bandit featuring Zara Larsson 3:32
16. "Mama"   Jonas Blue featuring William Singe 3:01
17. "Back to You"   Louis Tomlinson featuring Bebe Rexha and Digital Farm Animals 3:09
18. "One Last Time"   Ariana Grande 3:15
19. "Alone"   Jessie Ware 3:38
20. "In Common"   Alicia Keys 3:29

British Video of the Year controversy

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References

  1. ↑ BRITs TV ratings fall to 4.5 million - February 22nd 2018
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  3. ↑ "Jack Whitehall to host 2018 Brit Awards". BBC News. Retrieved 10 December 2017
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