Rina Sawayama, Kojey Radical, Metronomy and more to play BRITs Week 2023
The first acts confirmed for BRITs Week presented by Mastercard for War Child have been announced, including Rina Sawayama, Kojey Radical,, Metronomy and more.
In the build-up to February’s BRIT Awards, there’ll be a series of BRITs Week shows taking place across London, Glasgow and Bristol, and today (13 December) it’s been revealed that the likes of Rina Sawayama, Kojey Radical, Metronomy, Beabadoobee, Easy Life, Cavetown, Years & Years, Sea Girls, Bob Vylan and more will take part.
Tickets will be distributed through a prize draw, which can be entered with a £5 donation for one entry. Fans can enter as many times as they like to maximise the chances of getting tickets. Visit britsweekwarchild.co.uk to enter the prize draw. There will also be a limited number of tickets that go on general sale from 9am GMT on Friday (16 December).
Take a look at the stunning line-up for BRITs Week 2023 presented by @MastercardUK for @WarChildUK
— BRIT Awards (@BRITs) December 13, 2022
To enter the prize draw for tickets, head to https://t.co/XqqICNKDdi #BRITsWeek pic.twitter.com/w8qrMeIc5v
Proceeds from the BRITs Week shows will go to War Child, the charity for children affected by conflict.
More acts for the BRITs Week shows will be announced in January.
The BRIT Awards 2023 with Mastercard will take place on Saturday, 11 February 2023
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