Two additional performances for the 2023 BRIT Awards have been announced.
Pop phenomenon Lizzo will return to the BRITs stage following her incendiary performance in 2020, and Grammy winning DJ and producer David Guetta will perform at The BRITs live show for the first time on February 11. They will be joined by BRIT award winning U.K. dance trailblazer and popstar Becky Hill and chart-topping pop sensation Ella Henderson.
Cat Burns, Wet Leg, Harry Styles, Sam Smith and Kim Petras have previously been announced for the show, which will broadcast live on ITV1 and ITVX from The O2 arena.
Lizzo is nominated for two BRIT awards this year - International Artist of the Year and International Song of the Year for "About Damn Time."
Also up for International Song of the Year is David Guetta, for his TikTok smash collaboration with Bebe Rexha, "I'm Good (Blue)."
Guetta said, "The UK dance scene is full of incredible artists, so to be recognised once again means a lot to me. This collaboration with Bebe is the gift that keeps on giving, and we are both so grateful to be nominated!"
Becky Hill, who is nominated for Dance Act, said, "My first BRITs performance!!! This is what dreams are made of & I'm so excited to be performing alongside David Guetta who handed me my Best Dance Act BRIT last year."
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