NME — All 12 nominated artists will perform at the ceremony for the first time ever more info

ContactMusic — Soul star Adele has asked fans to send her their personal photographs to display onstage during her upcoming U. K. tour. The Someone Like You hitmaker will show off her own snaps on a big-screen backdrop at the concerts - but she also wants to includ... more info

MTV.co.uk News — Jessie J, Wretch 32, Adele and Tinie Tempah lead the pack with the most nominations at the prestigious 2011 MOBO Awards.  Jessie leads with an unprecedented 5 nominations for Best... more info

Gigwise — Along with all other nominees... more info

NME — The awards ceremony will take place in Glasgow next month more info

Guardian Music — Brit school graduate favourite to win after being nominated for best newcomer, best album and best song and video awardsJessie J heads up the Mobo nominations list, after being put in the running for five awards including best UK act.The Brit school ... more info

Mjsbigblog — I know. It's yet another Adele cover. But I suggest you listen to just one more. This is good. Anoop Desai sings "Someone Like You" and gives it the lush a'capella treatment. Watch the video after the jump. more info

ContactMusic — British pop star Jessie J will do battle with soul sensation Adele for the big prizes at the 2011 Music Of Black Origin (Mobo) Awards after landing a combined total of nine top nominations. The two artists, both success stories from London's famous p... more info

ContactMusic — Adele, Jessie J and Tinie Tempah are all nominated for BT Digital Music Awards. Adele has a whopping six nominations including for Best Female Artist, and three separate nominations in the Best Song category - for her tracks 'Make You Feel My Love',.... more info

Guardian Music — Listen to all the albums on the Mercury prize shortlist 2011 – and when you're done, why not post a review?Have you tried your hand at writing an album review for us yet? If not, here's the perfect excuse to get started, and if you have, well, why ... more info