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6 January 2013, 10:54 | Updated: 6 January 2013, 11:07
The 'Different' singer is widely expected to close this year's awards ceremony to celebrate his success.
Robbie Williams has been linked to a potential headline performance at this year's BRIT Awards.
The 'Candy' singer is reportedly being lined up to sing at the 2013 ceremony this February, after making a successful pop comeback in 2012 with his latest album 'Take The Crown'.
According to the Daily Star, a spokesman claims although nothing has been finalised Robbie is expected to perform, as well as being a strong contender to win this year's Best British Male award.
Over the course of his lengthy pop career Robbie has already picked up a total of 17 BRIT awards, including winning Best Solo Male on a number of occasions.
Robbie's album 'Take The Crown' has already spawned two successful singles with 'Candy' and 'Different', with 'Be A Boy' tipped to be the record's third release.
View a picture of Robbie in the music video for 'Candy' below:
The 'Radio' singer is set to begin his first tour in a number of years this June when he begins to tour 'Take The Crown' across a number of dates in Europe.
The BRIT Awards 2013 will be hosted by James Corden and take place at London's O2 Arena on 20th February 2013.