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Brit Awards 2010 - Some early predictions
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x-xLizx-x
20-10-2009
The Brit Awards are always one of the awards shows I always look forward to. And probably the most hyped music awards show in the UK.

So when the nominees are announced in January, who do you think will be going away with a lot of nominations based on what has happened in the music industry in 2009.

I think (whether people like it or not), lots of X Factor people will get nominations.

Cheryl is set to be huge. Her debut single has sold something like around 150,000 in 2 days (am i rite ?) and will probably go on to have huge album sales. I can see her being nominated for a few, and winning the ones which the public vote for.

JLS + Alex I think will get a few.

Possibly Leona and Susan Boyle depending on how well they do.

I don't think any X Factor people will actually win any awards though unless it's a public voting one.

I also can see Florence and the machine, Little Boots, Pixie Lott amongst others being nominated.

What do you think ?
jamesisace
20-10-2009
British Female:

Florence & The Machine
Leona Lewis
Pixie Lott
Little Boots
Alexandra Burke

British Male:

Robbie Williams
James Morrison
Taio Cruize
Chipmunk

New Act:

Chipmunk
Pixie Lott
Florence
Little Boots
JLS

Group:

Kasabian
Editors
JLS
Girls Aloud
N-dubz
kutox
20-10-2009
seriously? if the Brits still has any credibility, Cheryl won't even be nominated for anything, why the hell would she be? but if she's nominated for anything voted for by the public then she will obviously win, because of all her young fans. nothing to do with musical talent.

anyway hasn't there been a few threads about Brits 2010 predictions already?
Chrissy 2005
20-10-2009
I hope they get Gaga to pefrom. I love her live performances. Maybe a collaberation with someone better than the Pet Shop Boys.
mickeybloke
20-10-2009
Originally Posted by Chrissy 2005:
“I hope they get Gaga to pefrom. I love her live performances. Maybe a collaberation with someone better than the Pet Shop Boys.”

much as i love gaga psb were far more superior than her weak shallow effort at this years brits
Rooftopcowboy
20-10-2009
I think they'll give Leona loads of awards, last time she hadn't quite taken off in America etc

apart from that I think we'll see Dizzie, Tinchy Strider and Taio Cruise up there in the running

and no doubt Annie Lennox and Beck will be nominated because they've been on the nominees list since 1901 and nobody's bothered to take them off again.
stereoman
23-10-2009
I think if they can snub Leona Lewis in favour of Kate Nash then their aversion to The X Factor will continue (one or two token nominations but NO wins allowed).

Lady Gaga is a shoo-in for International Female (her fee's slightly cheaper than Beyonce for one thing). Black Eyed Peas looks ominous to get International Group unless they want to be slightly snobby and go for *YAWN* Green Day (U2 will be nominated but won't win).

International Male is kind of interesting but it depends if they can get Eminem or not (they're very lazy and he's very expensive so I expect an acceptance speech by video i he wins). If not it might even go to the likes of David Guetta or Daniel Merriweather but not Bob Dylan.

British Female:

Lily Allen
Alexandra Burke
Bat for Lashes
Florence & The Machine
Speech Debelle

Spoilers: Leona Lewis, Paloma Faith, Little Boots, Pixie Lott, La Roux (they'll stick Elly and the other one in here not Group)

PREDICTION: Hard to pick a winner but even though they don''t like her, it's surely Lily Allen? If Pixie Lott gets a nomination this is fixed as fook as she's going to win.

British Male:

Taio Cruz
Paolo Nutini
James Morrison
Dizzee Rascal
Robbie Williams

Spoilers: Calvin Harris, Tinchy Stryder, Mika, Chipmunk.

PREDICTION: Robbie Willaims is getting Outstanding Contribution so he may even get the double like Tom Jones did but I'll say Dizzee Rascal wins.

FYI: Last non-white winner of this category was Finlay Quaye back in 1998.

British Group:

Arctic Monkeys
Kasabian
Editors
Girls Aloud
Muse

Spoilers: The Prodigy and oooh-eck, N-Dubz

PREDICTION: Kasabian's time surely?

This awards show is going to be fairly interesting until the producers put their bets on to clobber the bookies and ruin the surprise of who wins...winners are announced at the rehearsal on the day but still the Brit Awards are hardly about integrity and hush-hush no-one-must-know-until-the-envelope-is-opened-PriceWaterhouseCoopers-type-secrecy is it!?
dabotsonline
23-10-2009
Originally Posted by stereoman:
“British Group:

Girls Aloud”

Girls Aloud were nominated in this category last year and have not released an album since.

Quote:
“Spoilers: ... N-Dubz”

N-Dubz were not nominated in this category last year, despite their last album ("Uncle B") having been released in November 2008, and have not released an album since.
Stube
23-10-2009
Expect JLS to win best british single/breakthrough act since it's voted for by the public. Just look at the MOBOs...

Alexandra won't win any, Leona might win a few and Cheryl won't win any too.

I think Gaga will definitely get best international female (or male )
JayZ will probably win best international male
Leona will most probably get best British Female
Taio Cruz will probably get best british male
I can see BEP/Muse winning the group awards
And as per usual, an indie band winning best international/british album.

EDIT: Prodigy and Rihanna and Leona have to win some awards next year or i'm switching off permanently
stereoman
30-10-2009
I dunno about that. Best British Single could have JLS, Alexandra Burke and Cheryl Cole in the final five which would probably reflect that it's the default 'pop music' consolation category.

Best British Breakthrough Act is a little more interesting as it might pit the likes of Florence and the Machine, La Roux, Little Boots, Mr Hudson (Q Award winner so don't be surprised by this 'surprise' nomination) against the likes of JLS and Pixie Lott.

Scratch James Morrison of the list as I don't think he's eligible (nominated last year). Jamie T has an outside chance to get a nomination.

If they don't want Arctic Monkeys to win for a third time it'll be Muse vs. Kasabian for Best British Group. I'll be surprised if Kasabian get Best British Album and Muse get Best British Group but stranger things have happened.

Last year was incredibly strong in regards the international categories but not so much this year. I can see Lady Gaga getting Female and Album.
daziechain
30-10-2009
Muse ought to win best group and Paloma Faith should be nominated at least
stereoman
24-11-2009
Originally Posted by Stube:
“JayZ will probably win best international male”

Make it definitely.

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...it-Awards.html

Who else can the producers conveniently give awards to um, get to perform at the Brit Awards?
cnbcwatcher
24-11-2009
Originally Posted by x-xLizx-x:
“The Brit Awards are always one of the awards shows I always look forward to. And probably the most hyped music awards show in the UK.

So when the nominees are announced in January, who do you think will be going away with a lot of nominations based on what has happened in the music industry in 2009.

I think (whether people like it or not), lots of X Factor people will get nominations.

Cheryl is set to be huge. Her debut single has sold something like around 150,000 in 2 days (am i rite ?) and will probably go on to have huge album sales. I can see her being nominated for a few, and winning the ones which the public vote for.

JLS + Alex I think will get a few.

Possibly Leona and Susan Boyle depending on how well they do.

I don't think any X Factor people will actually win any awards though unless it's a public voting one.

I also can see Florence and the machine, Little Boots, Pixie Lott amongst others being nominated.

What do you think ?”

I hope they do! Maybe The Saturdays might get nominated as well for Best Group or something. Lady Gaga will probably do well in the international category.
AdzBrown
24-11-2009
Lady Gaga will probably perform so will win a couple of International awards.
Biko
24-11-2009
I doubt many X Factor people will get nominated.. the Brits like to keep that balance of commerical success and credibility. Thats why the nominations are "safe" every year.

Alex Burke won't be nominated for best female ahead of artists like Little Boots, Lily Allen, Florence, Pixie Lott and the token obscure one that's better than all of them put together but won't win.... Bat For Lashes

Despite releasing disapointing albums this year Muse and Arctic Monkey's will be nominated for best group to add to the "cool" factor while deserving groups such as Wild Beats and The Horrors will be shunned, not may people have heard their music so they won't exactly bring in viewing figures.

For me Kasabian has been the best British artist this year but will only be nominated because the Brits committee would have studied the Guardian, NME, Q etc's end of year best albums lists and thought "yea they seem like a good option" they did the same with Elbow last year

and of course there's the overrated artist that occupies radio 1's playlist all day every day and the critics and fans think they're so original but really they're not doing anything that hasn't been done before.. I am of course talking about La Roux

anyways that's my two cents
Iceman09
24-11-2009
I would choose:

British Female:

Florence & The Machine or La Roux or Bat For Lashes

(Good strong British female musicians none of this RnB crotch thrusting American mimicking produced by Cowell and co.)

British Male:

They're all pretty much crap!

New Act:

Ou Est Le Swimming Pool or Florence and the machine or La Roux

Group:

Kasabian or Editors or Friendly Fires
Mnēmē
24-11-2009
florence and the machine count as a band, so they will be nommed for "breakthrough band" or "live band" or "best album" or something, florence wont be allowed to have "best female"
lenny101
24-11-2009
Not really a BRITS fan but I hope Florence can at least win best newcomer.
Clancey83
24-11-2009
The Brit awards usually prove to be celebrating the 'trendy' musicians and very few British acts that actually win are very rarely seen again (anyone remember the darkness?).

But these are my predictions for who I think will win, not who I neccessarily want to win:

British Female: Pixie Lott
British Male: Robbie Williams
Group: JLS
Best Album: Florence and the Machine
Best Song: Cheryl Cole "Fight for this Love"
Breakthrough: Tinchey Stryder
Best Live Act: Muse
International Male: Michael Jackson maybe?
International Female: Lady Gaga or Beyonce

Not sure if I've left out any categories...
Cool Beans1908
24-11-2009
Hmmm. Just had a little think about this. I think I read somewhere a couple of years ago that they have to have released an album in the UK in the past year to be eligible for a nomination, but I might have got that wrong. If true, rules out some peoples predictions I've seen, such as Girls Aloud and James Morrison.

I reckon:
British Male: Dizzee Rascal
British Female: Florence + The Machine (if not considered a group. If they are, Leona who I think has managed to shake off her X Factor tag now).
British Group: Kasabian (Florence if she's classed as a group)
Album: 'Lungs' - Florence + The Machine or Kasabian - 'West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum'
Single: JLS (seriously, do not underestimate their fanbase. Not my choice but it's a public vote so...)
British Breakthrough: JLS (see above!)
International Male: Jay-Z
International Female: Lady GaGa
International Album: Jay-Z - The Blueprint 3
stereoman
25-11-2009
Originally Posted by Cool Beans1908:
“Hmmm. Just had a little think about this. I think I read somewhere a couple of years ago that they have to have released an album in the UK in the past year to be eligible for a nomination, but I might have got that wrong. If true, rules out some peoples predictions I've seen, such as Girls Aloud and James Morrison.”

Y'mean mine!? I didn't claim my predictions were cast-iron or put a 100% guarantee that theyed win or be nominated!

Antony and the Johnsons was nominated as Best British Male (he lost to James Blunt) so I wouldn't be surprised to see Florence and the Machine in the Best British Female category.

The eligibility period for an album I think is December to December (not easy to Google it appears and the rules don't seem to be on the official website!) but they seemingly change it all the time.

The last time was to counteract the embarrassment of having a 15 month qualifying period and having put up the same nominee for at least two years running (Kid A and Born to Do It were nominated two years running, as well as Atomic Kitten for Best Newcomer having been nominated previously the year before. Dido got her nomination revoked and was replaced by Tom McRae).

Critics' Choice will be interesting. I reckon that'll most likely give it to Ellie Goulding (watch out for the inevitable pelters for the next twelve months, Miss Goulding!).

FYI: I never knew Simon Cowell has NEVER attended a Brit Awards ceremony!
PANNAL1
29-11-2009
Brit Group/album Kasabian or Arctic Monkeys
Brit Female- Lily Allen
Male- Dizzee Rascal
Single- JLS- Beat Again
Newcomer- Pixie Lott or Florence and The Machine
Int Group- Black Eyed Peas
Album/Female- Lady Gaga
Male- Eminem
stereoman
19-12-2009
Originally Posted by stereoman:
“Critics' Choice will be interesting. I reckon that'll most likely give it to Ellie Goulding (watch out for the inevitable pelters for the next twelve months, Miss Goulding!).”

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/8403394.stm

Adele, Florence and the Machine and now, Ellie Goulding.

Nothing new to update really...Peter Kay's hosting and the organisers have updated their website.

http://www.brits.co.uk/brits-2010

Nominations are on Monday 18th January with the show on Tuesday 16h February.

Gonna be revising my predictions as to who'll be nominated. I think Pixie Lott looks ominous for the win in Best British Female...she's young, blonde, pretty, mainstream and has various commercial endorsements so they'll want to pimp the hell out of her even though her album hasn't sold particularly well.

I will LOL if the through-the-grapevine rumour that Susan Boyle gets nominated is true.

Best British Male is in a right state of indifference unless you happen to be a fan.
spkx
19-12-2009
Isn't the best song based on the YTD charts? I mean, The X Factor finalists and Alexandra Burke were both nominated last year. If so, JLS aren't in the top 10. Cheryl Cole will be, as will BEP and Lady Gaga.

I think Cheryl Cole will win that, as it's voted for by the public

Girls Aloud won it last year, so their fans have the power to do it.
mooneus
19-12-2009
British Male
James Morrison
Rod Stewart
Robbie Williams
Paolo Nutini
Petre Andre

Internatioanl Male
Akon
Eminem
Jason Mraz
Michael Buble
Michael Jackson


British Female

Alexandra Burke
Cheryl Cole
Florence & The Machine
Lily Allen
Susan Boyle

International Female
Annie Lenox
Bette Midler
Lady GaGa
Madonna
Taylor Swift


British Group

JLS
Kasabian
Muse
The Prodigy
The Soldiers

International Group
Black Eyed Peas
Fleet Foxes
Foo Fighters
Green Day
U2

British Breakthrough
Alexandra Burke
Florence & The Machine
JLS
La Roux
Susan Boyle

British Single
Alexandra Burke - Bad Boys
Dizzee Rascal - Bonkers
Cheryl Cole - Fight For This Love
Calvin Harris - I'm Not Alone
James Morrison - Broken Strings
JLS - Beat Again
Joe McElderry - The Climb
La Roux - In For The Kill
Lily Allen - The Fear
Tincy Stryder - Number 1

British Album
JLS - JLS
Lily Allen - It's Not Me, It's You
Paolo Nutini - Sunny Side Up
Susan Boyle - I Dreamed A Dream
The Prodigy - Invaders Must Die

International Album
Black Eyed Peas - The END
Eminem - Relapse
Lady GaGa - The Fame
Michael Buble - Crazy Love
U2 - No Line On The Horizon
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