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These amazing rock musicians enjoyed a career boost thanks to the brand-new television network known as MTV in the 1980s.

The event, curated by past VMA winners and longtime MTV personalities, is described as an “unprecedented week” by Paramount.

The music videos will air on MTV 2, MTV Live and MTV Classic the week leading to the VMAs, which airs live on Sunday, Sept. 7.

MTV will go back to its roots—for a limited time only. The first-ever all-music TV network has announced a return to its 24/7 music video format ahead of the 2025 Video Music Awards.

MTV Live and MTV Classic, both of which still focus on music videos, will also carry the programming. “We’re not just producing a show,” said Toffler, who now serves as CEO of Gunpowder & Sky.

In the week ahead of the Sept. 7 show, MTV will air a week of 24/7 music videos — both classic and current — across MTV2, MTV Live and MTV Classic, paying tribute to the show’s origins.

Producer Van Toffler Set to Return to MTV’s Video Music Awards After a Decade-Long Absence Toffler is among the producers of the 2025 show, which is set for Sept. 7.

She did it all, impeccably,” writes Gideon Yago of his late former colleague, who died this week at the age of 52.

The other show in the Paramount dump is CMT Crossroads, which launched back in 2002 and is still going to this day. The concept behind this is that a country star will team up with an artist in ...

Classic episodes of 'MTV Unplugged,' 'VH1 Storytellers,' and 'CMT Crossroads' are now available to stream on Paramount+.