The 2024 BRIT Awards are set to host an exciting new collaboration between Becky Hill and Chase & Status. The event will take place at The O2 in London on Saturday, March 2, and will be presented by Maya Jama, Clara Amfo, and Roman Kemp, with coverage available on ITV1 and ITVX. Hill and Chase & Status first collaborated last year on the song “Disconnect,” which was the second single from Hill’s upcoming second album “Believe Me Now?” which is set to be released soon.
The performance promises to be unforgettable, as Hill and Chase & Status are both nominees for different categories at the show. Hill is in the running for the Dance Act award for the third consecutive year, having won the prize in 2022 and 2023. Meanwhile, Chase & Status is up for Group of the Year for the second time, first being nominated in this category back in 2012. The two artists are known for their love of drum and bass music, making the performance a real celebration of this genre.
Speaking about the upcoming performance, Hill expressed her excitement at being back on the BRITs stage. She shared that “It’s been difficult trying to top flying from the ceiling of The O2 last year,” but she is excited about the performance she has planned this year. Hill also shared her lifelong fandom of Chase & Status and how performing with them will be special for her.
Chase & Status also expressed their excitement in performing with Hill at the BRIT Awards. They shared that being nominated for a BRIT is a special thing for them, as it represents where British music is at the highest level, and to be performing with Hill, a fellow BRIT nominee, is pretty exciting for them as well.
The BRIT Awards 2024 will see performances from Dua Lipa, Raye, Kylie Minogue (this year’s Global Icon), Jungle, and Rema, among others. Hill recently spoke to NME, sharing that she “needed to level everything up” on “Believe Me Now?” She also spoke about how big an honor it is to be nominated for the BRIT Awards and that she is excited to have the opportunity to perform with Chase & Status
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