MTV Video Music Awards

Aired 1991

Universal Amphitheatre, Los Angeles

Aired 1992

Pauley Pavilion, Los Angeles

Aired 1993

Gibson Amphitheatre, Los Angeles

Aired 1994

Radio City Music Hall, New York

Aired 1995

Radio City Music Hall, New York

Aired 1996

Radio City Music Hall, New York

Aired 1997

Radio City Music Hall, New York

Aired 1998

Universal Amphitheatre, Los Angeles

Aired 1999

Metropolitan Opera House, New York

Aired 2000

Radio City Music Hall, New York

Aired 2001

Metropolitan Opera House, New York

Aired 2002

Radio City Music Hall, New York

Aired 2003

Radio City Music Hall, New York

Aired 2004

American Airlines Arena, Miami

Aired 2005

American Airlines Arena, Miami

Aired 2006

Radio City Music Hall, New York

Aired 2007

The Palms, Las Vegas

Aired 2008

Paramount Studios, Los Angeles

Aired 2009

Radio City Music Hall, New York

Aired 2010

Nokia Theatre, Los Angeles

Aired 2011

Nokia Theatre, Los Angeles

Aired 2012

Staples Center, Los Angeles

Aired 2013

Barclays Center, Brooklyn

Aired 2014

Aired 2015

Aired 2016

Aired 2017

Aired 2018

The MTV Video Music Awards are returning to Radio City Music Hall in NYC, with performances by Nicki Minaj, Ariana Grande, Shawn Mendes, Travis Scott, Post Malone, Logic featuring Ryan Tedder, and this year's Video Vanguard recipient, Jennifer Lopez.

Aired 2019

Aired 2020

Aired 2021

Hosted by Doja Cat, the 2021 VMAs featured performances from the biggest stars in a celebration of the best music videos of the year, and honored artists from the worlds of pop, rock, hip-hop and more.

Aired 2022

Aired 2023

Aired 2024

The 2024 MTV Video Music Awards will be held at the UBS Arena in Elmont, New York, on September 11, 2024

Aired 2025

Aired 2026

The 2026 MTV Video Music Awards will be held at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, California, on September 27, 2026.