Robbie Williams has a good excuse for not turning up to next year's Brits - he's not been nominated for any awards.
The singer has been sensationally snubbed by the judges for all categories despite having a No1 album and single.
Robbie, who has won a record 14 Brits in the past, has failed to show up for the awards bash for the past two years.
Brit chiefs say he is not eligible for the 2005 awards - to be held at London's Earls Court on February 9 - due to release dates for his CDs.
But a source close to the Robster told the Sun: "The Brits bosses make the rules up as they go along.
"He's the UK's biggest male star and should get the recognition he deserves."
A Brits spokesman told the paper: "Robbie is a truly great artist and we would do anything to persuade him to come to the ceremony.
"It's just a shame his release schedule means he is not eligible this year. Rules are rules."
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