Jessie Ware Honored to Perform at BAFTA Film Awards

Jordan Hartwell

Published: February 14, 2026 4:50 AM ET

Jessie Ware Honored to Perform at BAFTA Film Awards

Jessie Ware is set to perform at the upcoming EE BAFTA Film Awards. She will sing a song from one of her favorite films during the In Memoriam section, a poignant moment meant to pay tribute to industry legends who have passed away.

Jessie Ware’s Performance at the BAFTAs

Excitement builds as Ware prepares for her performance. She expressed her honor in participating during such a significant moment. “I’m singing a song from one of my favorite movies by one of my favorite artists,” she stated. This will be a unique opportunity for her to showcase her talent in front of a distinguished audience.

Event Highlights

Performance Date: February 22
Location: Royal Festival Hall, Southbank Centre, London
Broadcast: BBC One and iPlayer

The BAFTA Film Awards are known as the UK’s biggest night for cinema. This year, the ceremony will also feature a live performance from the cast of the hit film “KPop Demon Hunters.” This marks their first live appearance together outside the United States.

Notable Nominations

This year’s BAFTAs are highlighted by the film “Hamnet,” which has broken records with 11 nominations—more than any other female-directed film in BAFTA history. Notable nominations include:

Best Film
Outstanding British Film
Best Actress: Jessie Buckley
Best Supporting Actor: Paul Mescal

Upcoming Music from Jessie Ware

As Jessie Ware approaches her BAFTA performance, she is also gearing up for the release of her sixth studio album, “Superbloom,” scheduled for April. This album features her recent single “I Could Get Used To This.” Her performance at the BAFTAs promises to enchant audiences in attendance and at home.

Executive Comments

Emma Baehr, the BAFTAs’ executive director of awards and content, commented on Ware’s significance at the event. She noted, “We are honored to welcome Jessie Ware and her extraordinary talent to the EE BAFTA Film Awards next weekend.” Baehr emphasized that Ware’s performance would be a moving tribute to individuals in the industry we have sadly lost.