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BBC Music Awards: 5 ways to watch and listen 🏆

The BBC Music Awards have arrived! This Monday, 12th December we're excited to host a star-studded night full of music and celebration.

Here's how you can watch and listen to the event...

1. Online 💻

You can watch the BBC Music Awards as it happens from your computer, laptop or whatever device you're using. We're live streaming the event straight to bbc.co.uk/music.

Won't be in for the show? We have you covered. You can catch up on the event with iPlayer for up to 30 days after the event.

2. Watch on TV 📺

BBC One is broadcasting the event live to our homes on Monday evening.

The show starts at 8.30pm where hosts Fearne Cotton, Claudia Winkleman and backstage host Gemma Cairney will ease us in nicely for a night of awards and performances.The night will then come to a close at 10.30pm.

Oh, have you seen who's on the line up by the way?

3. Listen on Radio 1 and Radio 2 📻

  • Greg James

    Greg James presents live from the BBC Music Awards as the stars begin to arrive. Live from 18:00 on Radio 1.

  • Jo Whiley

    Jo is backstage at the BBC Music Awards with live music and interviews from Craig David, Emeli Sande and Kaiser Chiefs. Live from 20:00 on Radio 2.

  • Steve Wright

    Steve Wright's afternoon show with special guests, music and a host of other features from the Music Awards. Live from 16:00 on Radio 2.

4. The BBC Music App 📱

Yes that's right, you can even catch up the Music Awards from our app.

You can also personalise what music, video and content you get straight to your phone and tablet (IOS and Android too).

GET THE APP HERE (if you haven't already).

5. Social media 🐦

We'll be covering the event on Twitter across BBC Music, Radio 1 and Radio 2. Hop on to the #BBCMusicAwards hashtag to see everything in one place.

You can scroll through our Instagram for high quality pictures of the night.

Facebook is where you'll find backstage highlights and revealing Facebook Live's with artists.

Have something to say about the awards? Get involved and we'll respond to some of your reactions.