BRIT Awards 2025, who’s performing and what to expect
The BRIT Awards 2025 on March 1 will feature performances from Sabrina Carpenter, JADE, Teddy Swims, and more, with Jack Whitehall hosting.
The BRIT Awards 2025 are almost here! Set for Saturday, March 1, 2025, at London’s O2 Arena, the biggest night in British music is gearing up to be one to remember. With epic performances, unexpected moments, and all the biggest names in music coming together, it’s always a highlight of the year.
Jack Whitehall is back as host for the fifth time, so expect plenty of cheeky jokes, hilarious moments, and maybe even some on-stage chaos. Love him or hate him, he always knows how to get people talking!
Line-Up
This year’s line-up is stacked with a mix of huge stars and new talent. Here’s who’s confirmed to hit the stage so far:
Sabrina Carpenter – She’s had a massive year, from viral hits to sold-out shows, and now she’s bringing her music to the BRITs stage.
JADE – Former Little Mix member Jade Thirlwall is stepping out on her own, and will be putting on a solo performance.
Myles Smith – This year’s BRITs Rising Star winner is making waves as one of the UK’s most exciting new artists.
Shaboozey – The US star is quickly gaining international attention, and his BRITs debut is one not to be missed!
Teddy Swims – With his incredible voice and soulful sound, Teddy Swims has been blowing up recently, and he’s ready to bring the vibes live at this year’s ceremony.
The Last Dinner Party – One of the UK’s hottest new bands, The Last Dinner Party will no doubt bring their signature theatrical energy to the stage and are a group we’re keeping an eye on!
For the first time, the BRITs let fans vote via WhatsApp for five categories, giving the public more of a say in who takes home an award. Voting was open from January 31 to February 14 for the following genres:
- Alternative/Rock
- Dance
- Hip Hop/Grime/Rap
- Pop
- R&B
Where to watch?
If you can’t be there in person, don’t worry—you can still catch all the action live on ITV1 and ITVX. Whether you’re watching for the performances, the winners, or just for the unpredictable moments (because let’s be honest, there’s always at least one), it’s going to be a show worth tuning in for.
If you do want to be there, a limited number of tickets are still available through the official BRITs website.
With an exciting line-up, a new voting system, and Jack Whitehall keeping things interesting, the BRIT Awards 2025 is shaping up to be a great night.