BRITs Week 2019 lineup announced with The 1975, Bring Me The Horizon, Anne-Marie and AJ Tracey: Here's how to get tickets
The lineup also includes Tom Odell, You Me At Six, DJ Semtex and Frank Turner
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Your support makes all the difference.The War Child Brits Week is back this year with a new lineup, which will include The 1975, Anne-Marie, Bring Me The Horizon, and AJ Tracey.
Fifteen “intimate” shows are scheduled for this fifth edition of the Brits Week, in venues across London.
Jake Bugg with Jade Bird, Tom Odell, Mabel, IDLES, You Me At Six, Nick Mulvey, Enter Shikari, DJ Semtex and Frank Turner are all scheduled to play during the 11-day event.
This year, there are two ways to get tickets. One option is to enter a lottery online – the prize draw is open now – and make a £5 donation to War Child, a charity that supports children affected by conflict.
Another option is to purchase tickets when a limited number go on sale on Friday, 18 January at 9am.
Those who choose to enter the prize draw can do so as many times as they like to increase their chances of winning.
The lottery will close on Monday, 4 February.
Last year, the Brits Week raised an estimated £650,000 for War Child UK, according to the event’s team.
“It’s amazing to see the music industry coming together once again to support children affected by conflict across the world,” said Jim Benner, global music lead at War Child UK.
“We’re looking forward to creating more wonderful moments and as ever we’re overwhelmed by the incredible support of some of the best artists making music right now.”
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The 2019 Brit Awards ceremony will take place on 20 February. Comedian Jack Whitehall will host for the second year in a row.
Here is the full line-up of the 2019 War Child Brits Week:
Monday, 11 February – IDLES – 100 Club
Monday, 11 February – You Me At Six – Scala
Tuesday, 12 February – Chris Difford songwriting masterclass – BRIT School
Tuesday, 12 February – AJ Tracey – 100 Club
Wednesday, 13 February – Nick Mulvey – Wilton’s Music Hall
Wednesday, 13 February – Enter Shikari – The Dome
Friday, 15 February – Frank Turner – Omeara
Sunday, 17 February – Mabel – Bush Hall
Monday, 18 February – Jake Bugg with special guest Jade Bird – Omeara
Monday, 18 February – Jess Glynne – O2 Shepherds Bush Empire
Monday, 18 February – DJ Semtex & Friends – XOYO
Monday, 18 February – The 1975 – The Garage
Tuesday, 19 February – Bring Me The Horizon – The Dome
Tuesday, 19 February – Anne-Marie – Omeara
Friday, 22 February – Tom Odell – Omeara
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