The countdown has begun for the biggest musical night of the year. Although due to the coronavirus pandemic, the 2020 MTV Video Music Awards will be different from the past years. 
 
Instead of taking place inside Brooklyn's Barclays Center, the partially virtual show will have some artists performing at outdoor in the different locations across New York City, because of the complications of the coronavirus epidemic. The 37th annual ceremony will be the first awards show held in New York City since the COVID-19 outbreak.&nbsp; 
 
What time will the show will air 
 
The MTV Video Music Awards this year will&nbsp;take place on August 30. The event starts at 8 pm EST and will air on&nbsp;MTV and its digital platforms.&nbsp;For Indians viewers, the recorded show will be airing on August 31 at 5:30 pm the red carpet followed by the main show at 7 pm on Vh1.&nbsp; 
 
Who is hosting 
 
TV star Keke Palmer will host the main event. She will be the first woman of color to host the VMAs since Julie Brown co-hosted in 1986-87. Nessa Diab and Jamila Mustafa will host the 90-minute pre-show. 
 
Who is nominated 
 
Ariana Grande and Lady Gada are leading the nomination with nine nods each, followed by Billie Eilish and The Weeknd with six each. <a href="http://13.235.153.162/entertainment/ariana-grande-lady-gaga-lead-2020-vma-nominations-check-full-list-317159">Check the full list here.</a> 
 
Who is performing 
 
The singers who are all set to take the stage are, Miley Cyrus, Lady Gaga Ariana Grande, The Weeknd, BTS, Doja Cat, Maluma, the Black Eyed Peas, and CNCO. 
 
K-pop band BTS will be performing on the show for the first time with the TV debut of their English new single, 'Dynamite'. 
 
Who are presenting 
 
Anthony Ramos, Bebe Rexha, Bella Hadid, Drew Barrymore, Jaden Smith, Joey King, Kelly Clarkson, Machine Gun Kelly, Madison Beer, Nicole Richie, Sofia Carson, and Travis Barker will&nbsp;present the Moon Person awards.

The countdown has begun for the biggest musical night of the year. Although due to the coronavirus pandemic, the 2020 MTV Video Music Awards will be different from the past years.

The countdown has begun for the biggest musical night of the year. Although due to the coronavirus pandemic, the 2020 MTV Video Music Awards will be different from the past years. Instead of taking place inside Brooklyn's Barclays Center, the partially virtual show will have some artists performing at outdoor in the different locations across New York City, because of the complications of the coronavirus epidemic. The 37th annual ceremony will be the first awards show held in New York City since the COVID-19 outbreak. What time will the show will air The MTV Video Music Awards this year will take place on August 30. The event starts at 8 pm EST and will air on MTV and its digital platforms. For Indians viewers, the recorded show will be airing on August 31 at 5:30 pm the red carpet followed by the main show at 7 pm on Vh1. Who is hosting TV star Keke Palmer will host the main event. She will be the first woman of color to host the VMAs since Julie Brown co-hosted in 1986-87. Nessa Diab and Jamila Mustafa will host the 90-minute pre-show. Who is nominated Ariana Grande and Lady Gada are leading the nomination with nine nods each, followed by Billie Eilish and The Weeknd with six each. Check the full list here. Who is performing The singers who are all set to take the stage are, Miley Cyrus, Lady Gaga Ariana Grande, The Weeknd, BTS, Doja Cat, Maluma, the Black Eyed Peas, and CNCO. K-pop band BTS will be performing on the show for the first time with the TV debut of their English new single, 'Dynamite'. Who are presenting Anthony Ramos, Bebe Rexha, Bella Hadid, Drew Barrymore, Jaden Smith, Joey King, Kelly Clarkson, Machine Gun Kelly, Madison Beer, Nicole Richie, Sofia Carson, and Travis Barker will present the Moon Person awards.

2020 MTV VMAs: Everything to know about the award night

Taylor Swift and Ariana Grande each received 10 nominations for the MTV Video Music Awards (VMA) on Tuesday, leading the race in the youth-orientated awards show, which this year includes two new categories, best K-pop and video for good. 
 
Singer-songwriter Billie Eilish scored nine nominations, including video of the year, best pop, best new artist and artist of the year, a category the 17-year-old will compete for against Grande, rapper Cardi B, pop rocker siblings Jonas Brothers as well as singers Halsey and Shawn Mendes. 
 
Grande`s breakup anthem "thank u, next" and Swift`s "You Need to Calm Down", in which she criticises social media trolls and those who attack LGBTQ people, will contend for prizes including song of the year, best pop and the video of the year. 
 
That major category also includes Eilish`s "Bad Guy", Jonas Brothers` "Sucker", "Old Town Road (Remix)" by rapper Lil Nas X featuring country singer Billy Ray Cyrus and "a lot" by rapper 21 Savage featuring J. Cole.

The 29-year-old Swift, whose acceptance speech at the 2009 awards was famously interrupted by rapper Kanye West, also received nominations for "ME!" her upbeat duet with Brendon Urie, the lead singer of Panic! at the Disco. 
 
"Boy With Luv" a collaboration between boy band BTS, who have won legions of Korean pop music fans outside of Asia, and Halsey is among the nominees in the best K-Pop category. The song also received nods for best collaboration, best art direction and best choreography. 
 
The new video for good category features songs that have raised awareness or given out a wider message. Animated, star-studded or depicting real footage, they include videos for Swift`s "You Need to Calm Down", Halsey`s female-empowering "Nightmare", Lil Dicky`s environmentally themed "Earth" and John Legend`s "Preach" about social injustices. 
 
Other nominees include The Killers` "Land Of The Free", a protest against U.S. President Donald Trump`s planned wall on the U.S.-Mexican border and a remake of Soul Asylum`s "Runaway Train", whose 1993 video featured missing children, by Jamie N Commons, Skylar Grey and Gallant.

Other music stars with several nominations include Lil Nas X with eight nods, Halsey who received six, Shawn Mendes who earned five and last year`s video of the year and artist of the year winner Camila Cabello, who got four.&nbsp; 
 
The VMAs, which are voted for by fans and known for their unpredictable stunts, will be broadcast live on Aug. 26 from Newark, New Jersey.

Taylor Swift and Ariana Grande each received 10 nominations for the MTV Video Music Awards (VMA) on Tuesday, leading the race in the youth-orientated awards show, which this year includes two new categories, best K-pop and video for good.

Taylor Swift and Ariana Grande each received 10 nominations for the MTV Video Music Awards (VMA) on Tuesday, leading the race in the youth-orientated awards show, which this year includes two new categories, best K-pop and video for good. Singer-songwriter Billie Eilish scored nine nominations, including video of the year, best pop, best new artist and artist of the year, a category the 17-year-old will compete for against Grande, rapper Cardi B, pop rocker siblings Jonas Brothers as well as singers Halsey and Shawn Mendes. Grande`s breakup anthem "thank u, next" and Swift`s "You Need to Calm Down", in which she criticises social media trolls and those who attack LGBTQ people, will contend for prizes including song of the year, best pop and the video of the year. That major category also includes Eilish`s "Bad Guy", Jonas Brothers` "Sucker", "Old Town Road (Remix)" by rapper Lil Nas X featuring country singer Billy Ray Cyrus and "a lot" by rapper 21 Savage featuring J. Cole. The 29-year-old Swift, whose acceptance speech at the 2009 awards was famously interrupted by rapper Kanye West, also received nominations for "ME!" her upbeat duet with Brendon Urie, the lead singer of Panic! at the Disco. "Boy With Luv" a collaboration between boy band BTS, who have won legions of Korean pop music fans outside of Asia, and Halsey is among the nominees in the best K-Pop category. The song also received nods for best collaboration, best art direction and best choreography. The new video for good category features songs that have raised awareness or given out a wider message. Animated, star-studded or depicting real footage, they include videos for Swift`s "You Need to Calm Down", Halsey`s female-empowering "Nightmare", Lil Dicky`s environmentally themed "Earth" and John Legend`s "Preach" about social injustices. Other nominees include The Killers` "Land Of The Free", a protest against U.S. President Donald Trump`s planned wall on the U.S.-Mexican border and a remake of Soul Asylum`s "Runaway Train", whose 1993 video featured missing children, by Jamie N Commons, Skylar Grey and Gallant. Other music stars with several nominations include Lil Nas X with eight nods, Halsey who received six, Shawn Mendes who earned five and last year`s video of the year and artist of the year winner Camila Cabello, who got four. The VMAs, which are voted for by fans and known for their unpredictable stunts, will be broadcast live on Aug. 26 from Newark, New Jersey.

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2020 MTV VMAs: Everything to know about the award night

Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande lead MTV VMA nominations