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The singer will perform her recent single 'Sweet Dreams' at the event, which takes place at the O2 World arena in the German capital.
The awards show will be rounded off with the global premiere of the video to Beyoncé's next single 'Video Phone', which also features Lady GaGa.
Further acts confirmed to perform include Foo Fighters, Green Day, Jay-Z, Leona Lewis, Shakira, Tokio Hotel and U2, whose set will be broadcast from the Brandenburg Gate to mark the 20th anniversary since the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Beyoncé is up for four awards at the ceremony, including Best Female, Best Live Act, Best Song for 'Halo' and Best Video for 'Single Ladies'.
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