Amy Winehouse performs "Back to Black" on stage during the 2007 MTV Europe Music Awards held at the Olympiahalle on November 1, 2007 in Munich, Germany.
Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic

Following her Grammys sweep earlier this month, Amy Winehouse is returning to the stage.

The "Rehab" singer, 24, will perform at Wednesday's Brit Awards in London.

"We are just thrilled to have her appearing at the ceremony," Brits' chairman Ged Doherty told U.K.'s Sky News. "We think that her performance will be one of those 'Brit moments' and it's part of a really strong line-up."

Winehouse will sing alongside producer Mark Ronson on his remix of the song "Valerie," which is up for best British single.

Winehouse won't be the show's only big draw.

Sir Paul McCartney, whose divorce hearing with Heather Mills just ended, will also perform a medley of hits. He will be honored for outstanding contribution award at the ceremony.

Rihanna will also perform "Umbrella" with alt-rockers the Klaxons.

Sharon and Ozzy Osbourne will host the show.

Scary Movie Actress Anna Faris' Divorce Finalized