The 2026 MTV VMAs are finally here, bringing with them a night of big performances, celebrity appearances, acceptance speeches and, inevitably, plenty of talking points for the internet to dissect in the coming days.The ceremony is heading to Los Angeles tonight, with Snoop Dogg taking on hosting duties and a seriously stacked line-up of performers and nominees set to take over the stage.And there's even more for Swifties to look forward to, with the music video for Taylor Swift's new song, 'Patient Zero', set to premiere during the awards show. Swift directed the visual herself, which also stars Colin Farrell and Dakota Johnson. Getty ImagesHere's everything you need to know.What time do the VMAs start?The 2026 MTV VMAs are heading to Los Angeles on Sunday 27 September, with the ceremony kicking off at 7:30pm ET / 4:30pm PT.For anyone tuning in from the UK, that means a 12.30am start time on Monday 28 September.How can I watch the VMAs?UK viewers can follow all the action live via MTV and Paramount+. If you're watching from the US, the ceremony will also be broadcast live on CBS.Who is performing at the 2026 VMAs?The stage is set for a seriously varied line-up this year, with some major names joining forces for a night of performances across a whole mix of genres. Getty ImagesThe confirmed performers are:MadonnaGENER8IONYung LeanLISARAYEShaboozeyGunnaSienna SpiroYou should also read...VMAs 2025: 7 unforgettable moments that stole the showMegan thee Stallion pauses VMAs to demand crew get snake off herHow to join the indy100's free WhatsApp channelSign up for our free Indy100 weekly newsletterHave your say in our news democracy. Click the upvote icon at the top of the page to help raise this article through the indy100 rankings.
The 2026 MTV VMAs are finally here, bringing with them a night of big performances, celebrity appearances, acceptance speeches and, inevitably, plenty of talking points for the internet to dissect in the coming days.
The ceremony is heading to Los Angeles tonight, with Snoop Dogg taking on hosting duties and a seriously stacked line-up of performers and nominees set to take over the stage.
And there's even more for Swifties to look forward to, with the music video for Taylor Swift's new song, 'Patient Zero', set to premiere during the awards show. Swift directed the visual herself, which also stars Colin Farrell and Dakota Johnson.
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Here's everything you need to know.
What time do the VMAs start?The 2026 MTV VMAs are heading to Los Angeles on Sunday 27 September, with the ceremony kicking off at 7:30pm ET / 4:30pm PT.
For anyone tuning in from the UK, that means a 12.30am start time on Monday 28 September.
How can I watch the VMAs?UK viewers can follow all the action live via MTV and Paramount+. If you're watching from the US, the ceremony will also be broadcast live on CBS.
Who is performing at the 2026 VMAs?The stage is set for a seriously varied line-up this year, with some major names joining forces for a night of performances across a whole mix of genres.
Getty Images
The confirmed performers are:
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