Similarly, English rock band the Cure, who received three nominations including British Album of the Year for Songs of a Lost World (their first album in 16 years after 2008's 4:13 Dream), are up for an award for the first time since 1993.

The sculpture was inspired by Moses' Nigerian heritage as well as his upbringing in South London.

[6][7] In order to promote the awards ceremony and support the charity War Child, the BPI hosted a number of gigs around the country as part of Brits Week.

They included former Little Mix member Jade Thirlwall, American singers Shaboozey and Teddy Swims, British singer Myles Smith and British group The Last Dinner Party.

[9] Then on 10 January 2025, American singer Sabrina Carpenter was confirmed as a performer for the ceremony, as well as being announced as the recipient of the Brit Award for Global Success.