Can we take a sec to talk about the #MTVEMA awards? Here’s everything you need to know from the on-point show pic.twitter.com/faL9VQJrkL

— MTV UK (@MTVUK) November 15, 2021

Despite recent anti LGBTQ+ legislation in Hungary, organisers defend the decision to host them in that country.  The biggest winners of the night were K-Pop group BTS snatching four awards in total: Best Pop, Best Group, Bst K-Pop and Biggest Fans.  Ed Sheeran has won two awards, for Best Artist and Best Song for “Bad Habits”. Best Alternative went to Yungblud, who said in a speech: “If you are out there and you feel you cannot be who you are – you can be. Keep fighting, keep being brilliant”. 

Eurovision winners Måneskin won a statue for Best Rock. Little Mix has won an award for Best UK & Ireland Act for the fifth time. This year they run up against Ed Sheeran and Dua Lipa. The Best US Act went to Taylor Swift. Little Mix Jade Thirwall said accepting the award remotely: “Thank you so, so much. This is amazing, to win Best UK & Ireland Act again. Thank you, thank you, thank you – we can’t believe it.”

“We’re so gutted that we can’t be at the show tonight, but thank you so much to MTV and all of our incredible, incredible fans for their support. It really does mean the world to myself and the girls” she added.

Show host and performer Saweetie has won Best New, Nicki Minaj won Best Hip-Hop and Olivia Rodrigo – Best Push and Billie Eilish was honoured with the Video for Good award. Justin Bieber who has been nominated in eight categories hasn’t won any this year. The MTV EMAs saw performances from Ed Sheeran who sang “Overpass Grafitti” and “Shivers”, Maluma who did “Mama Tetema’ and Saweetie with “Best Friend”, “Tap In” ‘ and “Out Out” among others. Yungblud closed the night with the performance of his latest single “Fleabag”. 

YUNGBLUD’s #MTVEMA performance in one word? MWAH pic.twitter.com/6DUnYArmQU

— MTV UK (@MTVUK) November 14, 2021

See the full list of MTV EMA winners below:

Best Artist – Ed Sheeran
Best Pop – BTS
Best Song – Ed Sheeran – “Bad Habits”
Best Video – Lil Nas X – “MONTERO (Call Me By Your
Name)”
Best Collaboration – Doja Cat ft. SZA – “Kiss Me More”
Best New – Saweetie
Best Electronic – David Guetta
Best Rock – Måneskin
Best Alternative -YUNGBLUD
Best Latin – Maluma
Best Hip Hop – Nicki Minaj
Best K-Pop – BTS
Best Group – BTS
Best Push – Olivia Rodrigo
Biggest Fans – BTS
Video for Good – Billie Eilish – “Your Power”
Best U.K. & Ireland Act – Little Mix

Green Day are scheduled to headline the MTV World Stage Seville in the city’s Plaza de Espanña the day before. Becky G will host the awards show.

Not only is Liam the nominee for the Rock Icon Award, he will also perform a set. The ‘Why Me?, Why Not’ singer will perform one of his original solo tracks and an Oasis one. Liam posted the news to his Twitter about the event, with MTV captioning their own post, “The legendary @liamgallagher is our 2019 Rock Icon!” 

LG x pic.twitter.com/NljFtFdrlL

— Liam Gallagher (@liamgallagher) October 30, 2019

Speaking to Zane Lowe on his Apple Music Beats 1 show, Liam announced he’d already decided on a title for his third solo album, despite his second only coming out on September 20. Liam said, “Yeah. The next one is going to be called ‘Come On You Know’, pure positive.” 

“As soon as I get the titles man, we are off.”

Isolated vocals from Liam Gallagher lifted from the classic Oasis hit ‘Supersonic’ were recently released online. The vocals come from Oasis’s headline show at Glastonbury 1995. Described as “biblical”, and “historical”, the video on Youtube was edited together by Oasis fan site user Maxi Gonzales.

Liam is scheduled for a UK Arena Tour in November, beginning on the 11th and ending on the 29th. The full list of dates are listed beneath.

11/11/19 – Cardiff Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff
12/11 – Birmingham Arena, Birmingham.
14/11 – Aberdeen P&J Live, Aberdeen.
15/11 – Glasgow SSE Hydro, Glasgow.
7/11 – Newcastle Utilita Arena, Newcastle.
18/11 – Sheffield FlyDSA Arena, Sheffield.
20/11 – Manchester Arena, Manchester.
21/11 – Liverpool M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool.
24/11 – Dublin 3 Arena,  Dublin.
26/11 – Nottingham Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham.
28/11 – London O2 Arena, London.
29/11 – London 02 Arena, London. (extra date).