The BRITS 2017 are coming, so here are some of our favourite EVER moments

The BRITs are back, and we are so excited!

One of the best British award shows around is back tonight, and it's set to be a real corker, with live performances promised from Katy Perry, Ed Sheeran, and Little Mix.

The ceremony's history tells everyone to expect something truly special. Intense rows and foul-mouthed speeches team up with epic performances and moving tributes as the industry recognises the best of British music. 

However, what really gets us excited isn't the giving out of the gongs. It's the mishaps, embarrassments, and scandals which seem to happen every single year. We're thinking Madonna falling over on stage after being partially necked by a backing dancer...priceless.

So to honour those kinds of music mishaps, we have compiled this little list of some of our best BRIT's moments in history, whilst crossing our fingers for even more tonight!

In no particular order...

Madonna falls live on stage, 2015
Iconic in every single way. We LIVE for this fall, and still can't get over it. Kudos to Madge for keeping it real and carrying on with her performance though!

The Spice Girls debut and Geri showed the world THAT dress, 1997

Geri won over the world, never mind the nation, with her infamous Union Jack dress. Rumour has it, it's made from a tea towel!

Adele being well and truly p*ssed off after being cut off by James Cordon, 2012

We all felt for Adele, and James Cordon to be fair, after he cut her off during her acceptance speech. She was NOT happy, and her middle finger let everyone know...

Jarvis Cocker crashes Michael Jackson's performance, 1996

He flashed his bottom during Michael Jackson's performance back in the 90's. It wasn't cool then, and isn't cool now. Poor old MJ.

Alex Turner and his 'Rock N' Roll' speech, 2014

Erm, no. Yes, his speech was 'iconic', but we couldn't help but feel painfully awkward whilst watching it. By the looks of things, neither could his band-mates.

The BRIT Awards 2017 airs on ITV at 7:30pm.