‘iHeartRadio Music Awards’ Telecast Canceled for 2020; Winners to Roll Out on Radio Instead Over Four Days

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorWith the in-person awards ceremony canceled due to the pandemic, iHeartRadio unveiled its Music Award winners over the weekend.Winners include Billie Eilish for Female Artist of the Year and two other awards, Lizzo for Song of the Year (“Truth Hurts”), Jonas Brothers for Best Duo/Group of the Year, Taylor Swift for Album of the Year (“Lover”) and more. The 2020 iHeartRadio Music Awards also honored Elton John with the Tour of the Year Award.

Unlike the previous years, this year iHeartRadio Music Awards decided to go online with no formal ceremony. The prestigious radio music awards opted for a non-ceremonial winner announcement owing to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Lady Gaga enjoyed a night to remember at the MTV Video Music Awards, while The Weeknd took home the biggest prize of the night.

Winners of the 2020 MTV Video Music Awards, held Sunday night at various locations throughout New York City.— Video of the year: The Weeknd, “Blinding Lights"— Artist of the year: Lady Gaga— Song of the year: Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande, “Rain on Me”— Push best new artist: Doja Cat— Best collaboration: Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande, “Rain on Me"— Best group: BTS— Best quarantine performance: CNCO, “MTV Unplugged at Home"— Best music video from home: Ariana Grande and Justin Bieber, “Stuck with U"—

2020 MTV Video Music Awards raised the bar on Sunday, August 30, with live performances all over New York City — and a virtual awards show presentation.Despite having to change its original Barclays Center venue due to the coronavirus pandemic, the show didn’t disappoint when it came to the music.Fans of the awards show were singing from start to finish as each act took the stage thanks in part to the killer artist lineup, which included Lady Gaga, Ariana Grande, The Weeknd, Miley Cyrus and

Video Music Awards may look a little different this year due to COVID-19, but celebs still know how to bring the wild hair and makeup!On Sunday, August 30, A-listers virtually attended the annual awards show, going all out when it comes to their beauty game. From Lady Gaga‘s crazy long silver locks to Doja Cat‘s fierce neon cat eye, we were definitely not disappointed with their style.

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Variety Staff Follow Us on TwitterThe 2020 MTV Video Music Awards are kicking off on Sunday, looking a little different than usual amid the coronavirus pandemic.Instead of taking place at a packed Barclays Center, artists are taking the stage in audience-less locations around New York City to adhere to social distancing guidelines. Those performers include BTS, The Black Eyed Peas, DaBaby, The Weeknd, Doja Cat, Maluma with CNCO and Lady Gaga with Ariana Grande.

MTV Video Music Awards might look a little different amid the coronavirus pandemic, but winning a Moon Person is still an honor.While Keke Palmer is hosting the 2020 VMAs from the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York, several stars are set to appear and perform from home.MTV announced the nominees one month before the Sunday, August 30, ceremony — and Ariana Grande and Lady Gaga lead the pack with nine nominations each.

The iHeartRadio Music Awards telecast, which had originally been set to air on Fox March 29, has finally been officially canceled for this year, with the winners instead now slated to be unveiled on radio stations and social media over the four-day Labor Day weekend.The new plan was announced by iHeartMedia Monday morning. The company said the winners will be rolled out on what it calls an “exclusive weekend-long radio and social media special” taking place Sept.

Denise Petski Senior Managing EditorThe iHeartRadio Music Awards telecast, originally scheduled for March 29 on Fox then postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic, has officially been canceled, but the winners will be revealed throughout Labor Day weekend on radio and social media.

The 2020 iHeartRadio Music Awards have been officially cancelled after being postponed due to Coronavirus earlier this year.

The Billboard Music Awards, originally scheduled for April 29 but delayed by the pandemic, have a new date: Oct. 14.

The 2020 Billboard Music Awards, postponed in April due to the coronavirus pandemic, has set a new date. It’s now set to air live at 8 p.m.