Classic moments from The Brit Awards:

The BRIT Awards' most surprising duos

Nirvana, on the morning of the Smells Like Teen Spirit shoot, August 1991: Krist Novoselic, Kurt Cobain and Dave Grohl.

Why Kurt Cobain didn't want to release Nirvana's Come As You Are as a single

Nirvana

Mick Cooke and Richard Colburn of the band Belle & Sebastian, winners of Best Britist Newcomer Award, during the Brit Award 1999.

10 BRIT Awards winners you may have forgotten

Alex Turner and his fellow Monkeys at the BRIT Awards, 19th February 2014

It's now 10 years since Alex Turner's incredible BRIT Awards speech

Arctic Monkeys

BRIT Awards champions: Robbie Williams, Adele and Arctic Monkeys.

Who has won the most BRIT Awards in history?

Pink Floyd circa 1972: Rick Wright, David Gilmour, Roger Waters, Nick Mason

10 things you didn't know about Pink Floyd's Dark Side Of The Moon album

Pink Floyd

The Who in 1978: Keith Moon, Pete Townshend, Roger Daltrey and John Entwistle

What are The Who's biggest songs?

The Who

Nirvana: fans of the hidden track

The best bonus tracks for today's extra day!

U2's War album: released on 28th February 1983

Who was the boy featured on the cover of U2’s early albums?

Sice of The Boo Radleys onstage in Kentish Town, 1994

How a classic book gave Boo Radleys their band name

Geroge Harrison through the years: 1965, 1969 and 1988

George Harrison’s best lyrics