Brit Awards 2003 | |
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Date | 20 February 2003 |
Venue | Earls Court |
Hosted by | Davina McCall |
Most awards | Coldplay, Eminem and Ms. Dynamite (2) |
Most nominations | Ms. Dynamite and The Streets (4) |
Television/radio coverage | |
Network | ITV |
Brit Awards 2003 was the 23rd edition of the annual Brit Awards pop music awards ceremony in the United Kingdom. It was organised by the British Phonographic Industry and took place on 20 February 2003 at Earls Court in London. British Newcomer and International Newcomer renamed the British Breakthrough Act and International Breakthrough Act. first present year in British Urban Act.
Performances
Artist(s) | Song(s) |
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Avril Lavigne | "Sk8er Boi" |
Blue | "Riders" |
Coldplay | "Clocks" |
David Gray | "The Other Side" |
George Michael Ms Dynamite |
"Faith" |
Justin Timberlake Kylie Minogue |
"Cry Me a River" "Like I Love You" "Rapture" |
Liberty X | "Just a Little" |
Pink | "Get the Party Started" "Just Like a Pill" |
Sugababes | "Freak Like Me" |
Sir Tom Jones | Medley of Hits |
Winners and nominees
British Album of the Year (presented by Justin Timberlake) |
British Single of the Year (presented by Robin Gibb) |
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British Male Solo Artist (presented by David Walliams and Matt Lucas) |
British Female Solo Artist (presented by Vernon Kay) |
British Group (presented by Jackie Chan and Owen Wilson) |
British Breakthrough Act (presented by Sara Cox) |
British Dance Act (presented by Tess Daly) |
British Pop Act (presented by Cat Deeley) |
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British Urban Act (presented by Trevor Nelson) |
International Album (presented by Rob Brydon) |
International Male Solo Artist (presented by Natalie Imbruglia) |
International Female Solo Artist (presented by Ben Elton) |
International Group (presented by Denise van Outen) |
International Breakthrough Act (presented by Mis-Teeq) |
Outstanding Contribution to Music
Multiple nominations and awards
Nominations | Artist |
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4 (2) |
Ms. Dynamite |
The Streets | |
3 (5) |
Gareth Gates |
Norah Jones | |
Pink | |
Sugababes | |
Will Young | |
2 (11) |
Alicia Keys |
Avril Lavigne | |
Blue | |
Coldplay | |
The Coral | |
Craig David | |
Eminem | |
Liberty X | |
Nickelback | |
Red Hot Chili Peppers | |
The White Stripes |
Awards | Artist |
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2 (3) |
Coldplay |
Eminem | |
Ms. Dynamite |
References
External links
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