Arrivals: The 2011 Brit Awards at London’s O2 Arena

U.S. teen sensation Justin Bieber arrives for the Brit Awards at O2 arena in east London on Tuesday.  (AFP/Getty Images)

British music star, and pop music softie, James Blunt arrives for the Brit Awards.  (Joel Ryan / Associated Press)

Young British pop singer and writer Jessie J, who had a writing credit on Miley Cyrus‘ “Party in the U.S.A.,” arrives for the award show.  (/Getty Images)

British pop star Ellie Goulding’s debut, “Lights,” will be released in the U.S. in March.  (Joel Ryan / Associated Press)

British rapper Dizzee Rascal arrives at O2 Arena.  (Dave Hogan / Getty Images)

Fresh from performing with Bob Dylan at the Grammy Awards, folk-rock act Mumford & Sons lands at the Brit Awards.  (Dave Hogan / Getty Images)

Former teen pop star Avril Lavigne.  (Joel Ryan / Associated Press)

Hotly tipped up-and-coming British rock-rapper Plan B.  (AFP/Getty Images)

Producer Mark Ronson (Sharon Jones & the Dap Kings, Amy Winehouse, the Like) arrives at the Brit Awards in London.  (Joel Ryan / Associated Press)

Cee Lo Green, without any Jim Henson Co. puppets.  (Ian Gavan / Getty Images)

British soul singer Adele, who has a new album on the way.  (Joel Ryan / Associated Press)

Singer and model Sophie Ellis Bextor.  (Joel Ryan / Associated Press)

One of 2010’s more surprising success stories, minimalist act the xx arrives for the Brit Awards.  (Ian Gavan / Getty Images)

Pop singer/model Cheryl Cole at O2 Arena.  (/Getty Images)