Brit Awards 1998

Brit Awards 1998
Brit Awards 1998
Date	9 February 1998
Venue	London Arena
Hosted by	Ben Elton
Most awards	The Verve (3)
Most nominations	The Verve (5)
Television/radio coverage
Network	ITV

Brit Awards 1998 was the 18th edition of the Brit Awards, an annual pop music awards ceremony in the United Kingdom. It was organised by the British Phonographic Industry and took place on 9 February 1998 at the London Arena in London.

Performances

Artist	Song	UK Singles Chart reaction (week ending 28 February 1998)	UK Albums Chart reaction (week ending 28 February 1998)
All Saints	"Never Ever"	7 (-5)	All Saints – 3 (+/-)
Chumbawamba	"Tubthumping"	N/A	Tubthumper – 79 (-20)
Finlay Quaye	"Sunday Shining"	N/A	"Maverick A Strike" – 7 (+2)
Fleetwood Mac	"The Chain"	N/A	The Dance – 33 (-2) Rumours – 65 (-13) Greatest Hits – 66 (-12) Tango in the Night – 68 (-10) Greatest Hits – 81 (-1)
Robbie Williams Tom Jones	"The Full Monty Medley"	N/A	Life Thru a Lens – 4 (+/-)
Shola Ama	"You Might Need Somebody"	N/A	Much Love – 22 (+2)
Spice Girls	"Stop"	N/A	Spiceworld – 14 (+6)
Texas featuring The Method Man	"Say What You Want"	N/A	White on Blonde – 10 (-2)
The Verve	"Lucky Man"	73 (-8)	Urban Hymns – 2 (-1)

Winners and nominees

British Album of the Year (presented by Zoë Ball)	British Producer of the Year
The Verve – Urban Hymns Oasis – Be Here Now The Prodigy – Fat of the Land Radiohead – OK Computer Texas – White on Blonde	Youth, The Verve and Chris Potter Nigel Godrich and Radiohead Liam Howlett Roni Size Stephen Street
British Single of the Year (presented by Pam Grier and Samuel L. Jackson)	British Video of the Year (presented by Steve Coogan as Alan Partridge)
All Saints – "Never Ever" Blur – "Song 2" Chumbawamba – "Tubthumping" Eternal featuring BeBe Winans – "I Wanna Be the Only One" Elton John – "Something About the Way You Look Tonight /Candle in the Wind 1997" Olive – "You're Not Alone" Radiohead – "Paranoid Android" Texas – "Say What You Want" The Verve – "Bitter Sweet Symphony" Robbie Williams – "Old Before I Die"	All Saints – "Never Ever" Blur – "Song 2" David Bowie – "Little Wonder" The Chemical Brothers – "Block Rockin' Beats" Dario G – "Sunchyme" Jamiroquai – "Alright" Oasis – "D'You Know What I Mean?" Republica – "Drop Dead Gorgeous" Spice Girls – "Spice Up Your Life" Supergrass – "Late in the Day" The Verve – "Bitter Sweet Symphony"
British Male Solo Artist (presented by Errol Brown and Natalie Imbruglia)	British Female Solo Artist (presented by Richard Branson)
Finley Quaye Gary Barlow Elton John Paul Weller Robbie Williams	Shola Ama Michelle Gayle Louise Beth Orton Lisa Stansfield
British Group (presented by David Baddiel and Frank Skinner)	British Breakthrough Act (presented by Jo Whiley and Max Beesley)
The Verve Oasis The Prodigy Radiohead Texas	Stereophonics All Saints Shola Ama Embrace Olive Beth Orton Finley Quaye Conner Reeves Roni Size & Reprazent Travis
British Dance Act	Soundtrack/Cast Recording (presented by Cleopatra)
The Prodigy Brand New Heavies The Chemical Brothers Eternal Jamiroquai	The Full Monty Men in Black Romeo + Juliet Space Jam Trainspotting
International Male Solo Artist (presented by Claudia Schiffer and Matthew Modine)	International Female Solo Artist (presented by Alexander McQueen and Honor Fraser)
Jon Bon Jovi Coolio LL Cool J DJ Shadow Sash!	Björk Erykah Badu Meredith Brooks Celine Dion Janet Jackson
International Group (presented by Heather Small and Jay Kay)	International Breakthrough Act
U2 Daft Punk Eels Hanson No Doubt	Eels Erykah Badu Daft Punk Hanson No Doubt

Multiple nominations and awards

The following artists received multiple awards and/or nominations.

Artists that received multiple nominations
Nominations	Artist
5	The Verve
4	Radiohead
3 (4)	All Saints
	Oasis
	The Prodigy
	Texas
2 (16)	Beth Orton
	Blur
	The Chemical Brothers
	Daft Punk
	Eels
	Elton John
	Erykah Badu
	Eternal
	Finley Quaye
	Hanson
	Jamiroquai
	No Doubt
	Olive
	Robbie Williams
	Roni Size
	Shola Ama

Artists that received multiple awards
Awards	Artist
3	The Verve
2	All Saints

References

External links

Brit Awards 1998 at Brits.co.uk

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Performances

Winners and nominees

Freddie Mercury Award

Most Selling Album Act

Outstanding Contribution to Music

Multiple nominations and awards

References

External links