1999 Brit Awards
































19th Brit Awards
Date 16 February 1999
Venue London Arena
Hosted by Johnny Vaughan
Most awards
Robbie Williams (3)
Most nominations
Robbie Williams (6)
Television/radio coverage
Network ITV


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The 1999 Brit Awards were the 19th edition of the biggest annual pop music awards in the United Kingdom. They are run by the British Phonographic Industry and took place on 16 February 1999 at the London Arena in London.




Contents






  • 1 Performances


  • 2 Winners and nominees


  • 3 Multiple nominations and awards


  • 4 Notable moments


    • 4.1 Belle & Sebastian (1999)




  • 5 References


  • 6 External links





Performances































































Artist(s)
 Song(s)
 UK Singles Chart reaction[1]
 UK Albums Chart reaction[2]

B*Witched
Billie Piper
Cleopatra
Steps
Tina Cousins
Supatroopas
 "Thank ABBA for the Music"
 N/A
B*Witched - 28 (+11)
Honey to the B - 53 (+39)
N/A
Step One - 6 (+/−)
N/A
N/A

Boyzone featuring
Barry McGuigan
Chris Eubank
Nigel Benn
 "When the Going Gets Tough"
 N/A
Where We Belong - 18 (−9)

The Corrs
 "Runaway"
"Haste To The Wedding"
 2 (debut)
N/A
Talk on Corners - 1 (+2)
Forgiven, Not Forgotten - 7 (+/−)

Placebo
David Bowie
 "20th Century Boy"
 N/A
Without You I'm Nothing - 17 (+8)
N/A

Eurythmics featuring Stevie Wonder
 "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)"
"Here Comes the Rain Again"
"There Must Be An Angel"
 N/A
N/A
N/A
Greatest Hits - 11 (+53)

Manic Street Preachers
 "You Stole the Sun from My Heart"
 N/A
This Is My Truth Tell Me Yours - 9 (+11)
Generation Terrorists - 66 (−5)
The Holy Bible - 100 (re-entry)

Robbie Williams
 "Let Me Entertain You"
 N/A
I've Been Expecting You - 2 (−1)
Life Thru a Lens - 8 (+2)

Whitney Houston
 "It's Not Right But It's Okay"
 N/A
My Love Is Your Love - 37 (+21)

Cher
 "Believe"
 30 (−1)
Believe - 30 (−3)


Winners and nominees




























































British Album of the Year
(presented by Mariella Frostrup & Prince Naseem)
 Outstanding Contribution to Music
(presented by Stevie Wonder)


  • Manic Street Preachers – This Is My Truth Tell Me Yours


    • Catatonia – International Velvet


    • Gomez – Bring It On


    • Massive Attack – Mezzanine


    • Robbie Williams – I've Been Expecting You
  • Eurythmics

British Single of the Year
(presented by Sheryl Crow & Meat Loaf)
British Video of the Year
(presented by Helen Baxendale & John Thomson)


  • Robbie Williams – "Angels"


    • Beautiful South – "Perfect 10"


    • Catatonia – "Road Rage"


    • Cornershop – "Brimful of Asha"


    • Des'ree – "Life"


    • Fatboy Slim – "The Rockafeller Skank"


    • Manic Street Preachers – "If You Tolerate This Your Children Will Be Next"


    • Massive Attack – "Teardrop"


    • George Michael – "Outside"


    • Robbie Williams – "Millennium"

  • Robbie Williams – "Millennium"


    • All Saints – "Under the Bridge"


    • Melanie B featuring Missy Elliott – "I Want You Back"


    • Cornershop – "Brimful of Asha"


    • Jamiroquai – "Deeper Underground"


    • Massive Attack – "Teardrop"


    • George Michael – "Outside"


    • Placebo – "Pure Morning"


    • Radiohead – "No Surprises"


    • Robbie Williams – "Let Me Entertain You"

British Male Solo Artist
(presented by Jools Holland & Ian Dury)
British Female Solo Artist
(presented by Kulvinder Ghir & Meera Syal as Chunky Lafunga & Smita Smitten)


  • Robbie Williams

    • Ian Brown

    • Bernard Butler

    • Lynden David Hall

    • Fatboy Slim

  • Des'ree

    • Billie Piper

    • PJ Harvey

    • Hinda Hicks

    • Billie Myers

British Group
(presented by Kylie Minogue & Lee Evans)
British Breakthrough Act
(presented by Huey Morgan and Zoe Ball)


  • Manic Street Preachers

    • Beautiful South

    • Catatonia

    • Gomez

    • Massive Attack

  • Belle & Sebastian

    • Another Level

    • Billie Piper

    • Cleopatra

    • Cornershop

    • Five

    • Gomez

    • Hinda Hicks

    • Propellerheads

    • Steps

British Dance Act
(presented by Sharleen Spiteri & Boy George)
Soundtrack/Cast Recording
(presented by Mark Morrison)


  • Fatboy Slim

    • All Saints

    • Faithless

    • Jamiroquai

    • Massive Attack

  • Titanic

    • Boogie Nights

    • Jackie Brown

    • Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels

    • The Wedding Singer

International Male Solo Artist
(presented by Ladysmith Black Mambazo)
International Female Solo Artist
(presented by Linor Abargil & Ian Wright)


  • Beck

    • Eagle Eye Cherry

    • Neil Finn

    • Pras

    • Will Smith

  • Natalie Imbruglia

    • Alanis Morissette

    • Lauryn Hill

    • Madonna

    • Sheryl Crow

International Group
(presented by Björn Ulvaeus)
International Breakthrough Act
(presented by All Saints)


  • The Corrs

    • Air

    • Beastie Boys

    • Fun Lovin' Criminals

    • R.E.M.

  • Natalie Imbruglia

    • Air

    • B*Witched

    • Eagle Eye Cherry

    • Savage Garden


Multiple nominations and awards




Two-time winner Natalie Imbruglia








































Artists that received multiple nominations
Nominations
 Artist
6
Robbie Williams
5
Massive Attack
3
(4)
Catatonia

Fatboy Slim

Gomez

Manic Street Preachers
2
(11)
Air

All Saints

The Beautiful South

Billie Piper

Cornershop

Des'ree

Eagle-Eye Cherry

George Michael

Hinda Hicks

Jamiroquai

Natalie Imbruglia




















Artists that received multiple awards
Awards
 Artist
3
Robbie Williams
2
(2)
Manic Street Preachers

Natalie Imbruglia




Notable moments



Belle & Sebastian (1999)


In 1999, indie band Belle & Sebastian were nominated for Best British Newcomers, despite having released three albums before the 1999 Awards. The award was sponsored by Radio One and voted for online by their listeners. At the time, Steps were arguably Britain's biggest boy/girl pop band and were also nominated. Despite this, the award was won by Belle & Sebastian. On the Saturday after the awards, a story appeared in the press alleging that the group had rigged the vote in their favour, encouraging students from two universities to vote online. However, fans argued that the band had a predominantly large student following, that band member Isobel Campbell had attended one of the universities in question, and in particular, the award ought to be given on artistic merit as opposed to popularity or CD sales.



References





  1. ^ http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/singles-chart/19990221/7501/


  2. ^ http://www.officialcharts.com/charts/albums-chart/19990221/7502/




External links


  • 1999 Brit Awards at Brits.co.uk








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