The music ceremony is expected to honour the likes of Ed Sheeran and Dua Lipa, who found big success in 2017.
The public should be able to vote in the Best British Single category, as ever – which is usually made up of the best-selling eligible releases from the prior twelve months.
Some BRIT Awards categories have already had their winners announced: Jorja Smith has won Critics’ Choice, while Steve Mac is Producer of the Year.
Performers on the night will include Dua Lipa, Ed Sheeran, Foo Fighters, Rag’n’Bone Man, Sam Smith and Stormzy.
Nominations began to drip through ahead of the ITV broadcast at 5:45pm, such as Paloma Faith’s for Best British Female. Liam Payne’s two nominations were also revealed backstage on the red carpet ahead of time, where Jax Jones claimed that Ed Sheeran has FOUR nods in Best British Single. This was later denied by bosses.
Scroll down for the list as and when the contenders are revealed.
British Album of the Year
British Male Solo Artist
- Ed Sheeran
- Liam Gallagher
- Loyle Carner
- Rag’n’Bone Man
- Stormzy
British Female Solo Artist
- Paloma Faith
- Kate Tempest
- Jessie Ware
- Laura Marling
- Dua Lipa
British Group
- Wolf Alice
- Gorillaz
- London Grammar
- The xx
- Royal Blood
British Breakthrough
- Dave
- Dua Lipa
- J HUS
- Loyle Carner
- Sampha
Critics’ Choice Award
- Jorja Smith – WINNER!
- Mabel
- Stefflon Don
British Single of the Year
- Liam Payne – ‘Strip That Down’ featuring Quavo
- Jax Jones feat. Raye – ‘You Don’t Know Me’
- Clean Bandit – ‘Symphony’ featuring Zara Larsson
- Rag’n’Bone Man – ‘Human’
- J HUS – ‘Did You See’
- Calvin Harris – ‘Feels’ featuring Pharrell Williams, Katy Perry and Big Sean
- Dua Lipa – ‘New Rules’
- Ed Sheeran – ‘Shape of You’
- Jonas Blue – ‘Mama’ featuring William Singe
- Little Mix – ‘Touch’
International Male Solo Artist
International Female Solo Artist
International Group
British Video
- Liam Payne – ‘Strip That Down’
- More TBA
BRITs Global Success
BRITs Producer of the Year
- Steve Mac – WINNER!
The 2017 BRIT Awards will be hosted by Jack Whitehall, and take place on February 21.
As with many other recent years, they will be broadcast on ITV from London’s O2 Arena.