Everyone, including the folks at MTV, are all too familiar with the trash talk: “Why doesn’t MTV play music videos anymore?” Luckily, with the advent of YouTube, there is still a place to catch music videos and concerts with MTV Live.
MTV Live is nothing but the best in live music, sometimes for hours, with only a few commercial breaks in between. You know, just like the old days. Concerts by bands like Lady A, Green Day, Liam Gallagher, and even country stars like Gavin DeGraw and Chris Young can be found on the channel daily. All the charm of a live concert without having to deal with Ticketmaster or leave before the encore to beat the traffic.
Here’s everything you need to know to watch an MTV Live live stream.
What is MTV Live?
The channel has its origins in Music: High Definition, which launched in 2006. It later rebranded as Palladia in 2008. Both of these channels specialized in airing live concerts. The channel finally rebranded as MTV Live in 2016.
- Launched: January 2006
- Slogan: “Epic. Awesome. Music.”
- Genre: Music
- Formally called: Music: High Definition (2006–08), Palladia (2008–16)
- Parent Company: ViacomCBS
MTV Live Live Stream: How to Watch MTV Live
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