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The BRITs 1992

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Review

Seal stole the show – the first at the Hammersmith Odeon – with the first hat-trick of wins in the history of the BPI/BRIT Awards while Simply Red and KLF (who later dumped a dead sheep at the official dinner venue) tied for the title Best British Group, the first and only time a BRIT award has been shared.

Queen won Best Single (15 years after Bohemian Rhapsody won them the same title) and singer Freddie Mercury was posthumously given the Outstanding Contribution award a year after his death while singer Lisa Stansfield completed her own hat-trick by winning a BRIT Award for the third consecutive year.

Live performances



Show Information

- Date: 12/02/1992
- Location: Hammersmith Odeon, London
- Host: Simon Bates (voice over)

Winners and Nominees

Best British Album

Best British Female

Best British Group

Best British Male

Best British Newcomer

Best British Producer

Best British Single

Best British Video

Best Classical Recording

Best International Group

Best International Newcomer

Best International Solo Artist

Best Soundtrack/Cast Recording

Outstanding Contribution

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