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The inside story of the night Jarvis Cocker invaded the Brits stage and wiggled his bum in protest at Michael Jackson
By Niall Doherty published
The Pulp singer took exception at Jackson's messianic act and one of the most famous stage invasions ever occured

"Cheers to the BRITs for making the voting system so complicated that only our fans could be arsed to vote!": Bring Me The Horizon defeat The Rolling Stones, Blur and more to win Best Alternative/Rock Act at the BRIT Awards
By Paul Brannigan published
Watch Bring Me The Horizon celebrate their BRIT Awards triumph in sweary style

How to watch the BRIT Awards 2024 - from anywhere
By Scott Munro last updated
The BRIT Awards will take place at London’s O2 on Saturday March 2 with artists including Foo Fighters, Paramore, Blink-182 and Bring Me The Horizon up for awards - here’s how you can watch it live, for free

"We've been through pain and tribulation, we've been through hard times and fun times": Skindred win Best Alternative Music Act at the MOBO Awards
By Fraser Lewry published
Skindred picked up the Best Alternative Music Act prize at the MOBOs from Nova Twins

Paramore, Foo Fighters, Blink-182, Bring Me The Horizon and Blur amongst Brits 2024 nominations
By Merlin Alderslade published
Some major rock and metal artists have been recognised in this year's Brit Award nominations - not least in the Alternative/Rock Act category!

Skindred, Arlo Parks and Young Fathers among nominees for Best Alternative Music Act at the 2024 MOBO Awards
By Paul Brannigan published
Little Simz and Stormzy lead the nominations at the UK's biggest and most prestigious celebration of black music and culture

Revisiting that Led Zeppelin / Limp Bizkit / Puddle Of Mudd collaboration you'd probably forgotten all about
By Fraser Lewry published
Did this really happen? Watch Jimmy Page join Fred Durst and Wes Scantlin at the 2001 MTV Awards for a version of Led Zeppelin's Thank You

The Grammys are still failing heavy metal – with so many new bands releasing incredible music, it’s never been more unforgivable
By Matt Mills published
The Grammys have always got heavy metal wrong. But, with them defaulting to Metallica and Slipknot while the next generation is rife with talent, there is no excuse this year.
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