The BRIT Awards take place tonight - here's who we think will win each category

The BRIT Awards take place tonight in London, with a star-studded guestlist of performers and attendees set to flood the O2.

The chances of being as entertained as we were last year when Madonna's infamous 'wardrobe malfunction' happened are pretty slim, but Adele, Rihanna, Justin Bieber, Little Mix and The Weeknd will all perform live. Hopefully Adele's performance will go better than it did at the Grammys.

For Irish viewers, they're live on UTV Ireland from 8pm.

Below, you'll find a refresher of the nominees, as well as our predictions for the winners:

British Male Solo Artist

Aphex Twin
Calvin Harris - PREDICTED WINNER
James Bay
Jamie xx
Mark Ronson

British Female Solo Artist

Adele - PREDICTED WINNER (DUH)
Amy Winehouse
Florence + the Machine
Jess Glynne
Laura Marling

British Group

Blur
Coldplay
Foals - PREDICTED WINNER
One Direction
Years & Years

British Breakthrough Act

Catfish and the Bottlemen
James Bay - PREDICTED WINNER
Jess Glynne
Wolf Alice
Years & Years

Mastercard British Album of the Year

Adele – 25 - PREDICTED WINNER
Coldplay – A Head Full of Dreams
Florence + the Machine – How Big How Blue How Beautiful
James Bay – Chaos and the Calm
Jamie xx – In Colour

British Producer of the Year

Charlie Andrew
Mark Ronson - PREDICTED WINNER
Mike Crossey
Tom Dalgety

British Single

Adele – Hello - PREDICTED WINNER
Calvin Harris and Disciples – How Deep Is Your Love
Ed Sheeran and Rudimental – Bloodstream
Ellie Goulding – Love Me Like You Do
James Bay – Hold Back the River
Jess Glynne – Hold My Hand
Little Mix – Bad Magic
Olly Murs ft Demi Lovato – Up
Philip George – Wish You Were Mine
Years & Years – King

British Artist Video of the Year

Adele – Hello
Calvin Harris and Disciples – How Deep Is Your Love
Ed Sheeran – Photograph
Jessie J – Flashlight
Little Mix – Black Magic
Naughty Boy ft Beyoncé and Arrow Benjamin – Runnin’ (Lose it All)
One Direction – Drag Me Down - PREDICTED WINNER
Sam Smith – Writing’s on the Wall
Years & Years – King