Harry Styles likely to win Album of the Year at the Brits, say bookies

Harry Styles Brit Awards

The highly anticipated Brit Awards are now less than 2 weeks away, and the nominations have sparked a lot of discussions, especially since no female artists have been given the opportunity to win Artist of the Year. But what about the nominations for Album of the Year? 

The team at OLBG have revealed the 2023 Brit Awards betting odds with Harry Styles and The 1975 as the frontrunners for Best Album. The odds have also named Harry Styles’ song ‘As It Was’ the current favourite to take home the award for Song of the Year.

Brit Awards 2023 Album of the Year winner odds 

Brit Awards 2023 Album of the YearOddsProbability
Harry Styles – Harry’s House4/763.6%
The 1975 – Being Funny in a Foreign Language10/323.1%
Wet Leg – Wet Leg5/116.7%
Stormzy – This Is What I Mean7/112.5%
Fred Again.. – Actual Life 3 (Jan 1 – Sep 9 2022)7/112.5%

The odd’s have revealed:

  • The 1975 are second-favourites for Album of the Year, with the band looking to win the award for a second time – they first won it in 2019 for their album ‘A Brief Inquiry into Online Relationships’
  • Harry Styles is the frontrunner for both Album and Song of the Year –  ‘Harry’s House’ and shifted over 460,000 units throughout the year, and Styles’ chart-topping song ‘As It Was’ saw over 1.57m chart units shifted since release in April. 
  • Lewis Capaldi’s song ‘Forget Me’ has made it into the running for Song of the Year, with an implied probability of 11.8%. The artist previously won Best New Artist at the Brit Awards back in 2020. 

Did you know?

  • The 43rd edition of the Brit Awards ceremony is set to take place at the O2 Arena on 11th February 2023 – the first in its history to take place on a Saturday night.
  • Harry Styles and Wet Leg both have the most nominations with 4 each.
  • 2023’s Brit Award is designed by Nigerian-born London-based artist Oluola Slawn.
Brit Awards ceremony in 2020
The Brit Awards ceremony in 2020

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Rebecca S Colley / CC BY-SA 2.0
David Jones / CC BY 2.0
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