The event just wrapped up and here are the big winners!
British Male Solo Artist – James Morrison
British Female Solo Artist – Amy Winehouse
British Group – Arctic Monkeys
British Album – Arctic Monkeys, “Whatever people say I am…”
British Single – Take That “Patience”
British Breakthrough Act – Fratellis
British Live Act – Muse
International Male Solo Artist – Justin Timberlake
International Female Solo Artist – Nelly Furtado
International Group – The Killers
International Album – Killers “Sam’s Town”
International Breakthrough Act – Orson
Outstanding Contribution to Music – Oasis
*Take a look at everybody who was nominated, here.
Hmmm… sound eerily familiar?
Via ContactMusic: Sheffield youngsters ARCTIC MONKEYS have snubbed the Brits for the second year running, claiming they are too busy to attend the awards show next week. Despite being nominated for Best Album and Best Group, the northern foursome say they are planning to shoot the video for their latest single BRAINSTORM, which is due out on April 16th.
However, drummer MATT HELDERS told BBC6 Music the band were not being malicious or playing up to their aloof image, but rather they just didn’t have the time. He said: “We’re filming the video that day, so we’re not going to be anywhere near it. “We haven’t snubbed it, we’re just busy boys getting ready to go on tour again.”
You know what? The more they ignore it, the more likely they will win. My $5 is on the Monkeys winning both Album and Group awards.
MP3: Arctic Monkeys – Who The Fuck Are Arctic Monkeys?
Hmmm… sound eerily familiar?
Via ContactMusic: Sheffield youngsters ARCTIC MONKEYS have snubbed the Brits for the second year running, claiming they are too busy to attend the awards show next week. Despite being nominated for Best Album and Best Group, the northern foursome say they are planning to shoot the video for their latest single BRAINSTORM, which is due out on April 16th.
However, drummer MATT HELDERS told BBC6 Music the band were not being malicious or playing up to their aloof image, but rather they just didn’t have the time. He said: “We’re filming the video that day, so we’re not going to be anywhere near it. “We haven’t snubbed it, we’re just busy boys getting ready to go on tour again.”
You know what? The more they ignore it, the more likely they will win. My $5 is on the Monkeys winning both Album and Group awards.
MP3: Arctic Monkeys – Who The Fuck Are Arctic Monkeys?
Hmmm… sound eerily familiar?
Via ContactMusic: Sheffield youngsters ARCTIC MONKEYS have snubbed the Brits for the second year running, claiming they are too busy to attend the awards show next week. Despite being nominated for Best Album and Best Group, the northern foursome say they are planning to shoot the video for their latest single BRAINSTORM, which is due out on April 16th.
However, drummer MATT HELDERS told BBC6 Music the band were not being malicious or playing up to their aloof image, but rather they just didn’t have the time. He said: “We’re filming the video that day, so we’re not going to be anywhere near it. “We haven’t snubbed it, we’re just busy boys getting ready to go on tour again.”
You know what? The more they ignore it, the more likely they will win. My $5 is on the Monkeys winning both Album and Group awards.
MP3: Arctic Monkeys – Who The Fuck Are Arctic Monkeys?
Guess who’s coming back to The Brit Awards….
Via ContactMusic: JARVIS COCKER, once a geeky sex symbol of 90s Britpop and MICHAEL JACKSON antagoniser, is due to return to the BRIT AWARDS after being banned for over ten years. The stringy former PULP lead singer has been nominated for Best Male in the show – meaning Cocker will return to the awards ceremony for the first time since his infamous stage invasion in 1996.
Cocker appeared on stage as music legend Jackson was performing a slightly over-the-top version of EARTH SONG and appeared to mock the US singer. However, not everyone was amused, as the COMMON PEOPLE singer’s protests against Jackson’s “Christ-like” performance was too rock ‘n’ roll for some.
Former BLUR frontman DAMON ALBARN recently branded Cocker’s antics as “disturbing”. He said he didn’t like it when the bespectacled singer “pulled his pants down” in front of Jacko. “That just seemed really wrong. If someone is sick, he’s not open to ridicule,” Albarn spouted.
Damon v. Jarvis, it’s 1993 all over again. I LOVE IT!
MP3: Pulp – Babies
Guess who’s coming back to The Brit Awards….
Via ContactMusic: JARVIS COCKER, once a geeky sex symbol of 90s Britpop and MICHAEL JACKSON antagoniser, is due to return to the BRIT AWARDS after being banned for over ten years. The stringy former PULP lead singer has been nominated for Best Male in the show – meaning Cocker will return to the awards ceremony for the first time since his infamous stage invasion in 1996.
Cocker appeared on stage as music legend Jackson was performing a slightly over-the-top version of EARTH SONG and appeared to mock the US singer. However, not everyone was amused, as the COMMON PEOPLE singer’s protests against Jackson’s “Christ-like” performance was too rock ‘n’ roll for some.
Former BLUR frontman DAMON ALBARN recently branded Cocker’s antics as “disturbing”. He said he didn’t like it when the bespectacled singer “pulled his pants down” in front of Jacko. “That just seemed really wrong. If someone is sick, he’s not open to ridicule,” Albarn spouted.
Damon v. Jarvis, it’s 1993 all over again. I LOVE IT!
MP3: Pulp – Babies
Guess who’s coming back to The Brit Awards….
Via ContactMusic: JARVIS COCKER, once a geeky sex symbol of 90s Britpop and MICHAEL JACKSON antagoniser, is due to return to the BRIT AWARDS after being banned for over ten years. The stringy former PULP lead singer has been nominated for Best Male in the show – meaning Cocker will return to the awards ceremony for the first time since his infamous stage invasion in 1996.
Cocker appeared on stage as music legend Jackson was performing a slightly over-the-top version of EARTH SONG and appeared to mock the US singer. However, not everyone was amused, as the COMMON PEOPLE singer’s protests against Jackson’s “Christ-like” performance was too rock ‘n’ roll for some.
Former BLUR frontman DAMON ALBARN recently branded Cocker’s antics as “disturbing”. He said he didn’t like it when the bespectacled singer “pulled his pants down” in front of Jacko. “That just seemed really wrong. If someone is sick, he’s not open to ridicule,” Albarn spouted.
Damon v. Jarvis, it’s 1993 all over again. I LOVE IT!
MP3: Pulp – Babies
Better than this year’s Grammy noms, for sure.
British Male Solo Artist
James Morrison
Jarvis Cocker
Lemar
Paolo Nutini
Thom Yorke
British Female Solo Artist
Amy Winehouse
Corinne Bailey Rae
Jamelia
Lily Allen
Nerina Pallot
British Group
Arctic Monkeys
Kasabian
Muse
Razorlight
Snow Patrol
Mastercard British Album
Amy Winehouse – ‘Back To Black’
Arctic Monkeys – ‘Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not’
Lily Allen – ‘Alright, Still’
Muse – ‘Black Holes And Revelations’
Snow Patrol – ‘Eyes Open’
British Single Shortlist
Corinne Bailey Rae – ‘Put Your Records On’
The Feeling – ‘Fill My Little World’
James Morrison – ‘You Give Me Something’
The Kooks – ‘She Moves In Her Own Way’
Leona Lewis – ‘A Moment Like This’
Lily Allen – ‘Smile’
Razorlight – ‘America’
Sandi Thom – ‘I Wish I Was A Punk Rocker’
Snow Patrol – ‘Chasing Cars’
Take That – ‘Patience’
Will Young – ‘All Time Love’
British Breakthrough Act
Corinne Bailey Rae
The Fratellis
James Morrison
The Kooks
Lily Allen
British Live Act
George Michael
Guillemots
Kasabian
Muse
Robbie Williams
International Male Solo Artist
Beck
Bob Dylan
Damien Rice
Jack Johnson
Justin Timberlake
International Female Solo Artist
Beyonce
Cat Power
Christina Aguilera
Nelly Furtado
Pink
International Group
The Flaming Lips
Gnarls Barkley
The Killers
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Scissor Sisters
International Album
Bob Dylan – ‘Modern Times’
Gnarls Barkley – ‘St Elsewhere’
Justin Timberlake – ‘FutureSex/LoveSounds’
The Killers – ‘Sam’s Town’
Scissor Sisters – ‘Ta-Dah’
International Breakthrough Act
Gnarls Barkley
Orson
The Raconteurs
Ray Lamontagne
Wolfmother
Outstanding Contribution To Music
Oasis
Better than this year’s Grammy noms, for sure.
British Male Solo Artist
James Morrison
Jarvis Cocker
Lemar
Paolo Nutini
Thom Yorke
British Female Solo Artist
Amy Winehouse
Corinne Bailey Rae
Jamelia
Lily Allen
Nerina Pallot
British Group
Arctic Monkeys
Kasabian
Muse
Razorlight
Snow Patrol
Mastercard British Album
Amy Winehouse – ‘Back To Black’
Arctic Monkeys – ‘Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not’
Lily Allen – ‘Alright, Still’
Muse – ‘Black Holes And Revelations’
Snow Patrol – ‘Eyes Open’
British Single Shortlist
Corinne Bailey Rae – ‘Put Your Records On’
The Feeling – ‘Fill My Little World’
James Morrison – ‘You Give Me Something’
The Kooks – ‘She Moves In Her Own Way’
Leona Lewis – ‘A Moment Like This’
Lily Allen – ‘Smile’
Razorlight – ‘America’
Sandi Thom – ‘I Wish I Was A Punk Rocker’
Snow Patrol – ‘Chasing Cars’
Take That – ‘Patience’
Will Young – ‘All Time Love’
British Breakthrough Act
Corinne Bailey Rae
The Fratellis
James Morrison
The Kooks
Lily Allen
British Live Act
George Michael
Guillemots
Kasabian
Muse
Robbie Williams
International Male Solo Artist
Beck
Bob Dylan
Damien Rice
Jack Johnson
Justin Timberlake
International Female Solo Artist
Beyonce
Cat Power
Christina Aguilera
Nelly Furtado
Pink
International Group
The Flaming Lips
Gnarls Barkley
The Killers
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Scissor Sisters
International Album
Bob Dylan – ‘Modern Times’
Gnarls Barkley – ‘St Elsewhere’
Justin Timberlake – ‘FutureSex/LoveSounds’
The Killers – ‘Sam’s Town’
Scissor Sisters – ‘Ta-Dah’
International Breakthrough Act
Gnarls Barkley
Orson
The Raconteurs
Ray Lamontagne
Wolfmother
Outstanding Contribution To Music
Oasis
Better than this year’s Grammy noms, for sure.
British Male Solo Artist
James Morrison
Jarvis Cocker
Lemar
Paolo Nutini
Thom Yorke
British Female Solo Artist
Amy Winehouse
Corinne Bailey Rae
Jamelia
Lily Allen
Nerina Pallot
British Group
Arctic Monkeys
Kasabian
Muse
Razorlight
Snow Patrol
Mastercard British Album
Amy Winehouse – ‘Back To Black’
Arctic Monkeys – ‘Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not’
Lily Allen – ‘Alright, Still’
Muse – ‘Black Holes And Revelations’
Snow Patrol – ‘Eyes Open’
British Single Shortlist
Corinne Bailey Rae – ‘Put Your Records On’
The Feeling – ‘Fill My Little World’
James Morrison – ‘You Give Me Something’
The Kooks – ‘She Moves In Her Own Way’
Leona Lewis – ‘A Moment Like This’
Lily Allen – ‘Smile’
Razorlight – ‘America’
Sandi Thom – ‘I Wish I Was A Punk Rocker’
Snow Patrol – ‘Chasing Cars’
Take That – ‘Patience’
Will Young – ‘All Time Love’
British Breakthrough Act
Corinne Bailey Rae
The Fratellis
James Morrison
The Kooks
Lily Allen
British Live Act
George Michael
Guillemots
Kasabian
Muse
Robbie Williams
International Male Solo Artist
Beck
Bob Dylan
Damien Rice
Jack Johnson
Justin Timberlake
International Female Solo Artist
Beyonce
Cat Power
Christina Aguilera
Nelly Furtado
Pink
International Group
The Flaming Lips
Gnarls Barkley
The Killers
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Scissor Sisters
International Album
Bob Dylan – ‘Modern Times’
Gnarls Barkley – ‘St Elsewhere’
Justin Timberlake – ‘FutureSex/LoveSounds’
The Killers – ‘Sam’s Town’
Scissor Sisters – ‘Ta-Dah’
International Breakthrough Act
Gnarls Barkley
Orson
The Raconteurs
Ray Lamontagne
Wolfmother
Outstanding Contribution To Music
Oasis
The event just wrapped up and here are the big winners!
