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Q Awards 2011 countdown 1 day to go - 2010 ceremony Macca, Plan B, Take That, classic Awards gallery
The 2011 Q Awards takes place tomorrow (24 October) at the Grovesnor House Hotel in London's Mayfair.
The show itself kicks off at 1pm (BST), but you will be able to follow the events live throughout the day via Twitter.com/qmagazine, Facebook.com/qmagazine, watch interviews with the winners and presenters at Youtube.com/Q4music on the day, and course get all the action here on Qthemusic.com.
In the build up to the ceremony, each day we're bringing you a classic photo gallery from a previous awards.
Today we venture back to last year's ceremony, with the likes of Paul McCartney, Plan B, Take That and more, check out the picture gallery now.
Check back tomorrow for another classic moment, or head to Awards.qthemusic.com for more on this year's awards.
11:51 AM | 23/10/2011
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