Winners at this year's Brit Awards will be presented with a "double trophy", a special, second statuette, which recipients can give to someone else as an "act of kindness", who could be 'entirely unrelated to music.
The award recipients will be given a large multicolored trophy, as well as a smaller metallic version. The trophy is designed by artists Es Devlin and Yinka Ilori, who stated that the lockdown had inspired their design.
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The Brits ceremony is due to take place on 11 May amid the attendee of 4,000 inpiduals at London's O2 Arena.
The Attendees won't need to wear face masks or be socially distanced, however, they will need a negative coronavirus test.
The ceremony will be the first major indoor and in-person music event in more than a year and comes as a part of a government pilot scheme.
Most of the tickets will go to key workers from London, alongside nominees and the representatives of the music industry.
Dua Lipa, Olivia Rodgrigo, Griff, Arlo Parks, and Headie One are set to perform in one of the biggest UK indoor events since the start of the first nationwide lockdown last March.
Dua, Arlo, Celeste, rap duo Young T & Bugsey, and DJ and producer Joel Corry are all nominated three times at this year's awards. Jessie Ware, dance music duo Bicep and rappers AJ Tracey, J Hus and Headie One all scored two nominations.
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