All Things Brit Part 4

Part 4 began with a tribute to Amy Winehouse who died last year.

Plan B came on stage to announce the winner of British Male Solo Artist.

British Male Solo Artist Ed Sheeran James Blake James Morrison Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds Professor Green

The winner being Ed Sheeran.

He said that he was bad at giving speeches and struggled to rememeber everyone to thank before walking off stage. This just highlighted that fame is still yet to go to his head as he's still such an average guy. I think he's so loveable!

Huwie Morgan and Jo Whiley were onstage to announce Coldplay Best British Group. This is the 3rd time that they had won this award.

James spoke to Kylie Minogue about 2012 being the 25th anniversary of her debut single; a huge landmark of her career.

Next up was Adele, singing Rolling In The Deep. She camera cut to Alan Carr who seemed to be having a ball supporting his new BFF.

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Coldplay opened the show, playing guitars splattered with neon paint with a set that wouldn't look out of place in a festival rave tent.

Sir Peter Blake, got a mention in James Corden's opening speech. The less-than-enthused gent designed the special 2012 Brit in a tribute to the 2012 Olympics which are to be hosted in London.

Alan Carr also sat at Adele's table and the pair were seen chuckling along together throughout.

There was also a tribute to the late Whitney Houston who died little over a week ago, aged 48.

Florence and the Machine was next to perform. Her and her dozen backing dancers all performed barefoot, running along the stage to a podium surrounded with upturned strobe-lights making her appear to be caged in the music.

And that's it for part one...