War Child Presents Passport To BRITs Week Returns With Florence + The Machine, Bloc Party & Professor Green

The BRITs have teamed up with War Child to bring fans a whole week of intimate gigs with some of your favourite bands and artists, all in the name of charity.

The incredible line up has been announced today (Wednesday 20th January) including Bloc Party, Professor Green and Florence + The Machine to name but a few of the amazing acts performing. 

Passport to BRITs Week together with O2 will be a week of fundraising gigs offering fans an exclusive and intimate experience with some of their favourite bands and artists.   

Bloc Party will be headlining Bush Hall in West London on Monday 15th February, Frank Turner will be taking to Camden's Monarch on Tuesday 16th February and Florence + The Machine will be headlining St John in Hackney on Friday 26th February, plus loads more. For the full line-up of shows, see below.

To enter the prize draw to win tickets to see the artist of your choice at Passport to BRITs Week gigs, make a small donation online HERE or by texting PASSPORT to 88450 for information on how to enter through their smart phone. Donations are £4.50 per entry.

Full line up:

February 15th: Bloc Party, Bush Hall, London

February 16th: Frank Turner, The Monarch, London

February 17th: Professor Green, Oslo, London

February 21st: Jamie xx, LN-CC, London

February 23rd: Above & Beyond, The Pickle Factory, London

February 23rd, Lianne La Havas, Sofar Sounds living room, London

February 26th: Florence + The Machine, St John at Hackney

We Predict The BRIT Awards 2016 Winners

• British Male Solo Artist - James Bay. Last year's Critics' Choice winner and triple Grammy nominated, we reckon a BRIT could fit under that hat nicely...

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• British Female Solo Artist - Adele. '25' was the fastest 2-million selling album ever. It's only right, right?

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• British Group - Years & Years. It's no secret we love Y&Y and as previous Critics' Choice nominees, and UK No.1 singles and albums chart toppers we think they've got a good chance at nabbing a prize.

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• BRITs Global Success Award - Adele. This one's decided by numbers. The sales of their latest album/project to be exact. That = Adele, no?

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• British Single - Little Mix 'Black Magic'. They're performing, they're amazing, they were No.1 with it and we still haven't rid the tune from our brains since the summer. COME ON GIRLS!

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• British Breakthrough Act - Voted by the public, we think Jess Glynne might edge this..

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• British Album Of The Year - Jamie xx 'In Colour'. A tastemakers' fave - we feel a surprise winner coming on...

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• British Producer Of The Year - Mark Ronson. Two words. Uptown. Funk. We don't care if it's over a year old. UPDATE: Charlie Andrew has already won this, so yeah we got that one wrong...

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• British Artist Video Of The Year - One Direction 'Drag Me Down'. Voted on the night by the fans, Directioners never let a vote pass them by do they?!

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• International Male Solo Artist - Justin Bieber. He's broken charts records and made some brand new ones up. Our money's on Biebs for this one.

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• International Female Solo Artist - Lana Del Rey. She won it back in 2013 and we think the reclusive babe could charm the critics to give her another.

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• International Group - Major Lazer. 'Lean On' became Spotify's most-streamed song EVER last year. Surely a winner, right?

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