Update [20 October 2023]: The 2023 MTV EMAs has been cancelled. Learn more here.
MTV has dropped the curtain on the sensational lineup of global artists who will grace the stage at the 2023 MTV European Music Awards (EMAs) in Paris. The excitement doesn’t stop there – this year’s show will also feature an array of world-famous faces as presenters for the award categories.
Anne-Marie
The talented Anne-Marie, fresh from releasing her third studio album, is set to dazzle the audience with her powerful vocals and candid lyrics. Hits like “Unhealthy” featuring Shania Twain and “Baby Don’t Hurt Me” are up for Best Collaboration, so expect an unforgettable performance.
Coi Leray
Coi Leray, the dynamite vocalist behind anthems like “No More Parties” and epic collaborations with Nicki Minaj and Pooh Shiesty, is making her debut performance at the MTV EMAs. With nominations for Best Collaboration and Best New, her performance promises to be a showstopper.
David Guetta
The legendary David Guetta, a six-time EMA winner, will return to the stage in his hometown of Paris. As one of the world’s best DJs, he’s known for his groundbreaking collaborations and almost 40 billion global streams. Keep an eye out as he’s also in the running for Best Collaboration and Best Electronic.
Jung Kook
Fresh from the international success of “Seven (feat. Latto),” Jung Kook, a member of BTS, will make his MTV EMA debut as a solo performer. Known for his vocal, rap, and performance skills, Jung Kook has made history on Spotify’s charts. He’s garnered three MTV EMA nominations, including Best Song and Best K-Pop.
Manuel Turizo
Hailing from Colombia, the musical force Manuel Turizo will debut at the MTV EMAs. With chart-toppers like “La Bachata” and “El Merengue,” Manuel is setting the music scene on fire. He’s also nominated for Best Lat Am Central Act.
Ozuna
The multi-award-winning global superstar Ozuna is making his first appearance at the MTV EMAs. Known for orchestrating massive collaborations, Ozuna is showing no signs of slowing down with hits like “Monotonía” and “Eva Longoria.”
Rema
The Afrobeats sensation, Rema, continues to make waves globally with tracks like “Calm Down.” Having already won a MTV VMA, he’s bringing the sound of Africa to the world with his inaugural MTV EMA performance. He’s nominated for three MTV EMAs, including Best Song and Best Collaboration.
Reneé Rapp
With her debut album ‘Snow Angel’ breaking records, Reneé Rapp will make her first MTV EMA performance in Paris. Nominated for Best New Artist and Best Push, she’s known for her powerful vocals.
Sabrina Carpenter
Sabrina Carpenter, who garnered acclaim with her album ‘Emails I Can’t Send,’ is making her MTV EMA debut. Her chart-topping track “Nonsense” is already a fan favorite.
Thirty Seconds To Mars
Nine-time MTV EMA winners Thirty Seconds To Mars, led by Jared and Shannon Leto, will take the stage in Paris. Known for their creative evolution and impactful music, they’re also nominated for Best Alternative.
The Kid LAROI
The 20-year-old rap phenomenon, The Kid LAROI, known for his chart-topping hit “Stay” with Justin Bieber, is set to make his MTV EMA debut. His nomination for Best Australian Act speaks to his trailblazing success.
The show will feature appearances by former Little Mix icon Leigh-Anne, actresses Lily Collins and Ashley Park, Fab Morvan of 90s pop duo Milli Vanilli, viral rap sensation Kaliii, international award-winning artist Loreen, and breakthrough singer PinkPantheress.
Where and When
The 2023 MTV EMAs are set to take place on Sunday, November 5th (Monday, November 6th, Asia time) at the Paris Nord Villepinte. The show will be broadcast on MTV in over 150 countries.
Stay Connected
Fans in Southeast Asia can stay updated by following @MTVAsia and @MTVEMA on social media for more show updates. The show will also be available live on Pluto TV and on-demand on Paramount+ in multiple international territories.
Vote for Your Favorites
Don’t forget to cast your votes here for your favorite artists across MTV EMA categories, including “Best Song,” “Best Artist,” “Best Collaboration,” and “Best Afrobeats” until 31 October, at 11:59pm CET. “Biggest Fans” and “Best Group” winners will be voted for at a later date via @MTVEMA on social media.
