We’ve got a date for the 2024 BRIT Awards, with the flagship ceremony in British music heading to The O2 in London on 2 March next year.
We’re still waiting on the nominations, but the first major piece of information ahead of the 2024 BRITs has now been revealed. The 2 March date gives the awards show a primetime slot on a Saturday evening for the second year running. The BRITs will be broadcast on ITV1 and ITVX.
Nominations for the 2024 awards have still not been announced, nor has it been confirmed if the comedian Mo Gilligan, who hosted last year’s ceremony, will return to preside over the night. Harry Styles was the big winner in 2023, taking home four awards, including artist of the year.
“The move to a Saturday night for the first time proved to be a huge success, so I’m delighted we’ll be back in a primetime slot again in March,” Damian Christian, Chair of the BRIT Committee, said.
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“A Saturday night show helped us lock in our most engaged audience ever, and we’ll be looking to build on that base as we connect with even more fans in 2024.” “Next year’s BRITs will be our most ambitious show yet,” Christian continued, “with a host of exciting performances from incredible artists, as we look to celebrate the music that soundtracked our 2023.”
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We’re still waiting on the nominations, but the first major piece of information ahead of the 2024 BRITs has now been revealed. The 2 March date gives the awards show a primetime slot on a Saturday evening for the second year running. The BRITs will be broadcast on ITV1 and ITVX.
Last year’s host, Mo Gilligan, and the big winner, Harry Styles.
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“A Saturday night show helped us lock in our most engaged audience ever, and we’ll be looking to build on that base as we connect with even more fans in 2024.” “Next year’s BRITs will be our most ambitious show yet,” Christian continued, “with a host of exciting performances from incredible artists, as we look to celebrate the music that soundtracked our 2023.”
Want to write about music? Pitch us your ideas. Are you passionate about music and have a story or hot take to share? whynow wants to hear from you. Send your music-focused pitch to editors@whynow.co.uk. Let’s make some noise together.
