The 40th BRIT Award is coming back again as it promised. The BRIT Awards ceremony will be held on February 18, Tuesday, at O2 Arena in London, 2020 and it has confirmed the list of some performers who will be performing at the 2020 ceremony.
“Yep, these artists are ACTUALLY PERFORMING AT THE #BRITs 2020!!!! …Are we dreaming?! See you on 18 February”, the organizers tweeted.
This time the show has got the hit performers who will fire upstage with their performance. The ceremony came under fire when the nominations for this year’s Brit Awards announced.
British singer-songwriter Mabel and US star Normani, are nominated for Song Of The Year alongside nine male artists up for the award. So there is a lot to enjoy.
Now let’s have a quick look who is going to perform at Award ceremony:
1. Billie Eilish– 18-year-old rising star Billie Eilish will perform this year. Billie made a huge impact in the pop scene with her album ‘WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO?’
2. Stormzy- Grime artist Stormzy began rapping at the age of 11 against others at his local youth club. 2017 proved to one of the biggest years of Stormzy’s career with the release of his debut album ‘Gang Signs & Prayer’ as well as a remix of Ed Sheeran’s ‘Shape Of You’ hitting the No.1 spot.
3. Harry Styles – Heartthrob Styles is up for two statues at the event: Male Solo Artist of the Year and Mastercard Album of the Year for his second solo record, ‘Fine Line’.
4. Lewis Capaldi– Generation’s sweetheart Lewis Capaldi is competing with Stormzy for Song of the Year, the former with Someone You Loved and the latter with Vossi Bop. Lewis is also up for New Artist of the Year.
5. Mabel– Mabel has three nominations. Female Solo Artist, New Artist, and Song of the Year for her hit single Don’t Call Me Up.
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5 Performers of BRIT Awards 2020
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