2018 MTV Europe Music Awards

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2018 MTV Europe Music Awards
2018 MTV EMAs Logo.jpg
Date4 November 2018
Location Bizkaia Arena, Barakaldo, Basque Country, Spain
Hosted by Hailee Steinfeld
Most awards Camila Cabello (4)
Most nominationsCamila Cabello (6)
Website mtvema.com
Television/radio coverage
Network MTV
Channel 5
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The 2018 MTV EMAs (also known as the MTV Europe Music Awards) was held at the Bizkaia Arena (Bilbao Exhibition Centre) in Barakaldo, part of Greater Bilbao, Basque Country, Spain, on 4 November 2018. [1] The ceremony's host was Hailee Steinfeld. [2] This was the third time that Spain hosted the ceremony.

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Camila Cabello was nominated for 6 awards, followed by Ariana Grande and Post Malone, who were each nominated for five. [3] Cabello won four awards, becoming the most awarded artist of the night. [4]

In association with the EMAs, an event called MTV Music Week was organised, which run from 29 October to 3 November at different locations throughout the province of Biscay. [5] The main concert, part of the MTV World Stage series, was held at San Mamés Stadium on 3 November, headlined by Muse and Crystal Fighters. [6]

Nominations

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Camila Cabello accepting the Best Video

Winners are in bold text.

Best Song Best Video

Camila Cabello (featuring Young Thug) – "Havana"

Camila Cabello (featuring Young Thug) — "Havana"

Best Artist Best Group [7]

Camila Cabello

BTS

Best New Best Pop

Cardi B

Dua Lipa

Best Electronic Best Rock

Marshmello

5 Seconds of Summer

Best Alternative Best Hip-Hop

Panic! at the Disco

Nicki Minaj

Best Live Best World Stage

Shawn Mendes

Alessia Cara

Best Push Act Biggest Fans

Grace VanderWaal

BTS

Best Look

Nicki Minaj

Generation Change [8]

Sonita Alizadeh
Hauwa Ojeifo
Xiuhtezcatl "X" Martinez
Mohamad Al Jounde
Ellen Jones

Global Icon
Janet Jackson [9]

Regional nominations

Winners are in bold text.

Europe
Best Belgian Act Best Danish Act [10]

Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike

Scarlet Pleasure

Best Dutch Act Best Finnish Act

Shirak

JVG

Best French Act Best German Act

Bigflo & Oli

Mike Singer

Best Hungarian Act Best Israeli Act

Follow The Flow

Noa Kirel

Best Italian Act Best Norwegian Act

Annalisa

Alan Walker

Best Polish Act Best Portuguese Act

Margaret

Diogo Piçarra

Best Russian Act Best Spanish Act

Jah Khalib

Viva Suecia

Best Swedish Act Best Swiss Act

Avicii

Loco Escrito

Best UK & Ireland Act [11]

Little Mix

Africa
Best African Act

Tiwa Savage

Asia
Best Greater China Act Best Indian Act

Loura Lou

Big Ri and Meba Ofilia

Best Japanese Act Best Korean Act

Little Glee Monster

Loona

Best Southeast Asian Act

Joe Flizzow

Australia and New Zealand
Best Australian Act Best New Zealand Act

Tkay Maidza

Mitch James

Americas
Best Brazilian Act Best Canadian Act

Anitta

Shawn Mendes

Best Latin America North Act Best Latin America Central Act

Ha*Ash

Sebastián Yatra

Best Latin America South Act Best US Act

Lali

Camila Cabello

Performances

Pre show

Artist(s)Song(s)
Pre-show
Sofía Reyes [12] "1, 2, 3"

Main show

ArtistFeaturingSong
Nicki Minaj
Little Mix
"Majesty (reprise)"
"Good Form"
"Woman Like Me"
Panic! At The Disco [13] "High Hopes"
Rosalía [14] "De aquí no sales"
"Malamente"
Hailee Steinfeld [2] "Back to Life"
Muse "Pressure"
(Filmed at San Mamés Stadium)
Janet Jackson [9] "Made for Now"
(contains excerpts from "Rhythm Nation" and "All for You")
Bebe Rexha [12] "I'm a Mess"
Halsey [14] "Without Me"
Jason Derulo

David Guetta [12]

Nicki Minaj "Goodbye"
Alessia Cara [13] "Trust My Lonely"
Jack & Jack [13] "No One Compares to You"
"Rise"
Marshmello [13] Anne-Marie
Bastille
"Friends"
"Happier"

Appearances

See also

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