MTV Video Music Awards
An annual award ceremony presented by MTV to honor the best in the music video medium.
Seasons
Season 1
1 Episode • 1984
Season 2
1 Episode • 1985
Season 3
1 Episode • 1986
Season 4
1 Episode • 1987
Season 5
1 Episode • 1988
Season 6
1 Episode • 1989
Season 7
1 Episode • 1990
Season 8
1 Episode • 1991
Season 9
1 Episode • 1992
Season 10
1 Episode • 1993
Season 11
1 Episode • 1994
Season 12
1 Episode • 1995
Season 13
1 Episode • 1996
Season 14
1 Episode • 1997
Season 15
1 Episode • 1998
Season 16
1 Episode • 1999
Season 17
1 Episode • 2000
Season 18
1 Episode • 2001
Season 19
1 Episode • 2002
Season 20
1 Episode • 2003
Season 21
1 Episode • 2004
Season 22
1 Episode • 2005
MTV Video Music Awards 2006
1 Episode • 2006
MTV Video Music Awards 2007
1 Episode • 2007
MTV Video Music Awards 2008
1 Episode • 2008
MTV Video Music Awards 2009
1 Episode • 2009
MTV Video Music Awards 2010
1 Episode • 2010
MTV Video Music Awards 2011
1 Episode • 2011
MTV Video Music Awards 2012
1 Episode • 2012
MTV Video Music Awards 2013
1 Episode • 2013
MTV Video Music Awards 2014
1 Episode • 2014
MTV Video Music Awards 2015
1 Episode • 2015
MTV Video Music Awards 2016
1 Episode • 2016
MTV Video Music Awards 2017
1 Episode • 2017
MTV Video Music Awards 2018
1 Episode • 2018
MTV Video Music Awards 2019
1 Episode • 2019
MTV Video Music Awards 2020
1 Episode • 2020
MTV Video Music Awards 2021
1 Episode • 2021
MTV Video Music Awards 2022
1 Episode • 2022
MTV Video Music Awards 2023
1 Episode • 2023
MTV Video Music Awards 2024
1 Episode • 2024
MTV Video Music Awards 2025
1 Episode • 2025
MTV Video Music Awards 2026
1 Episode • 2026
Episodes - Season 1
1. 1st Annual MTV Video Music Awards
130mThe 1984 MTV Video Music Awards aired live on September 14, 1984. The inaugural ceremony honored the best music videos released between May 2, 1983 and May 2, 1984, and was hosted by Dan Aykroyd and Bette Midler at the Radio City Music Hall in New York City.[1][2]
Available on: CBS, MTV
