MTV Video Music Award for Best Rock Video


































MTV Video Music Award for Best Rock Video
Awarded for
rock music videos
Country United States
Presented by MTV
First awarded 1989
Last awarded 2017
Website VMA website

The MTV Video Music Award for Best Rock Video was first given out in 1989, and it was one of the four original genre categories added to the VMAs that year. In its first year, the award was called Best Heavy Metal Video, and from 1990 to 1995, it was renamed Best Metal/Hard Rock Video. The category underwent a third, brief name change in 1996, when it was renamed Best Hard Rock Video. Finally, in 1997 the award acquired its present name, Best Rock Video, and was presented as such until 2006, as the following year the VMAs were revamped and most original categories were eliminated. In 2008, though, MTV brought back this category, along with several of the others that were retired in 2007.


Aerosmith and Linkin Park are the biggest nominees of this award, with eight nominations apiece. Aerosmith, however, is also the biggest winner, with a total of four wins between 1990 and 1998. Fall Out Boy and the Foo Fighters follow closely behind in terms of nominations, with each band receiving seven (as of 2018). In 1995, White Zombie's bassist Sean Yseult became the first woman to win. In 2014, New Zealand singer Lorde became the first female solo act to win the award with her music video "Royals".



Recipients



Guns N' Roses performing.

Inaugural winner Guns N' Roses



Aerosmith performing.


Aerosmith is the biggest winner and most nominated act, with four wins and eight nominations





Metallica won the award twice




1993 winner Pearl Jam




1994 winner Soundgarden




1999 winner Korn





Limp Bizkit won the award twice



Linkin Park performing.

Three-time winner Linkin Park is one of three acts to have won the award for two consecutive years.



Green Day performing.


Green Day has won the award twice for their music videos "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" and "21 Guns"



Thirty Seconds to Mars during a performance.


Thirty Seconds to Mars won the award twice



Coldplay performing.


2012 winner Coldplay



Lorde performing holding a mic.


Lorde is the first female singer to win this award



Fall Out Boy standing still while posing for a camera.


2015 winner Fall Out Boy



Twenty One Pilots performing.


2016 winner Twenty One Pilots





























































































































































































Year
 Winner(s)
 Nominees
 Ref.

1989
Guns N' Roses — "Sweet Child o' Mine"



  • Aerosmith — "Rag Doll"


  • Def Leppard — "Pour Some Sugar on Me"


  • Metallica — "One"



 [1]

1990
Aerosmith — "Janie's Got a Gun"



  • Faith No More — "Epic"


  • Mötley Crüe — "Kickstart My Heart"


  • Slaughter — "Up All Night"



 [2]

1991
Aerosmith — "The Other Side"



  • AC/DC — "Thunderstruck"


  • Alice in Chains — "Man in the Box"


  • The Black Crowes — "She Talks to Angels"


  • Faith No More — "Falling to Pieces"


  • Guns N' Roses — "You Could Be Mine"


  • Queensrÿche — "Silent Lucidity"


  • Warrant — "Uncle Tom's Cabin"



 [3]

1992
Metallica — "Enter Sandman"



  • Def Leppard — "Let's Get Rocked"


  • Ugly Kid Joe — "Everything About You"


  • Van Halen — "Right Now"



 [4]

1993
Pearl Jam — "Jeremy"



  • Aerosmith — "Livin' on the Edge"


  • Helmet — "Unsung"


  • Nine Inch Nails — "Wish"



 [5]

1994
Soundgarden — "Black Hole Sun"



  • Aerosmith — "Cryin'"


  • Anthrax — "Black Lodge"


  • Rollins Band — "Liar"



 [6]

1995
White Zombie — "More Human than Human"



  • Green Day — "Basket Case"


  • Meat Puppets — "We Don't Exist"


  • Stone Temple Pilots — "Interstate Love Song"



 [7]

1996
Metallica — "Until It Sleeps"



  • Alice in Chains — "Again"


  • Marilyn Manson — "Sweet Dreams"


  • Rage Against the Machine — "Bulls on Parade"



 [8]

1997
Aerosmith — "Falling in Love (Is Hard on the Knees)"



  • Foo Fighters — "Monkey Wrench"


  • Marilyn Manson — "The Beautiful People"


  • Dave Matthews Band — "Crash into Me"


  • Rage Against the Machine — "People of the Sun"



 [9]

1998
Aerosmith — "Pink"



  • Foo Fighters — "Everlong"


  • Dave Matthews Band — "Don't Drink the Water"


  • Metallica — "The Unforgiven II"



 [10]

1999
Korn — "Freak on a Leash"



  • Kid Rock — "Bawitdaba"


  • Lenny Kravitz — "Fly Away"


  • Limp Bizkit — "Nookie"


  • The Offspring — "Pretty Fly (for a White Guy)"



 [11]

2000
Limp Bizkit — "Break Stuff"



  • Creed — "Higher"


  • Kid Rock — "Cowboy"


  • Korn — "Falling Away from Me"


  • Metallica — "I Disappear"


  • Rage Against the Machine — "Sleep Now in the Fire"



 [12]

2001
Limp Bizkit — "Rollin' (Air Raid Vehicle)"



  • Aerosmith — "Jaded"


  • Linkin Park — "Crawling"


  • Staind — "It's Been Awhile"


  • Weezer — "Hash Pipe"



 [13]

2002
Linkin Park — "In the End"



  • Creed — "My Sacrifice"


  • Jimmy Eat World — "The Middle"


  • Korn — "Here to Stay"


  • P.O.D. — "Youth of the Nation"


  • System of a Down — "Chop Suey!"



 [14]

2003
Linkin Park — "Somewhere I Belong"



  • Evanescence (featuring Paul McCoy) — "Bring Me to Life"


  • Good Charlotte — "Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous"


  • Metallica — "St. Anger"


  • The White Stripes — "Seven Nation Army"



 [15]

2004
Jet — "Are You Gonna Be My Girl"



  • The Darkness — "I Believe in a Thing Called Love"


  • Evanescence — "My Immortal"


  • Hoobastank — "The Reason"


  • Linkin Park — "Breaking the Habit"



 [16]

2005
Green Day — "Boulevard of Broken Dreams"



  • Foo Fighters — "Best of You"


  • The Killers — "Mr. Brightside"


  • My Chemical Romance — "Helena"


  • Weezer — "Beverly Hills"



 [17]

2006
AFI — "Miss Murder"



  • Green Day — "Wake Me Up When September Ends"


  • Panic! at the Disco — "I Write Sins Not Tragedies"


  • Red Hot Chili Peppers — "Dani California"


  • Thirty Seconds to Mars — "The Kill"



 [18]

2007
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2008
Linkin Park — "Shadow of the Day"



  • Fall Out Boy (featuring John Mayer) — "Beat It"


  • Foo Fighters — "The Pretender"


  • Paramore — "Crushcrushcrush"


  • Slipknot — "Psychosocial"



 [19]

2009
Green Day — "21 Guns"



  • Coldplay — "Viva la Vida"


  • Fall Out Boy — "I Don't Care"


  • Kings of Leon — "Use Somebody"


  • Paramore — "Decode"



 [20]

2010
Thirty Seconds to Mars — "Kings and Queens"



  • Florence + the Machine — "Dog Days Are Over"


  • MGMT — "Flash Delirium"


  • Muse — "Uprising"


  • Paramore — "Ignorance"



 [21]

2011
Foo Fighters — "Walk"



  • The Black Keys — "Howlin' for You"


  • Cage the Elephant — "Shake Me Down"


  • Foster the People — "Pumped Up Kicks"


  • Mumford & Sons — "The Cave"



 [22]

2012
Coldplay — "Paradise"



  • The Black Keys — "Lonely Boy"


  • Imagine Dragons — "It's Time"


  • Linkin Park — "Burn It Down"


  • Jack White — "Sixteen Saltines"



 [23]

2013
Thirty Seconds to Mars — "Up in the Air"



  • Fall Out Boy — "My Songs Know What You Did in the Dark (Light Em Up)"


  • Imagine Dragons — "Radioactive"


  • Mumford & Sons — "I Will Wait"


  • Vampire Weekend — "Diane Young"



 [24]

2014
Lorde — "Royals"



  • Arctic Monkeys — "Do I Wanna Know?"


  • The Black Keys — "Fever"


  • Imagine Dragons — "Demons"


  • Linkin Park — "Until It's Gone"



 [25]

2015
Fall Out Boy — "Uma Thurman"



  • Arctic Monkeys — "Why'd You Only Call Me When You're High?"


  • Florence + the Machine — "Ship to Wreck"


  • Hozier — "Take Me to Church"


  • Walk the Moon — "Shut Up and Dance"



 [26]

2016
Twenty One Pilots — "Heathens"



  • All Time Low — "Missing You"


  • Coldplay — "Adventure of a Lifetime"


  • Fall Out Boy (featuring Demi Lovato) — "Irresistible"


  • Panic! at the Disco — "Victorious"



 [27]

2017
Twenty One Pilots — "Heavydirtysoul"


  • Coldplay — "A Head Full of Dreams"


  • Fall Out Boy — "Young and Menace"


  • Foo Fighters — "Run"


  • Green Day — "Bang Bang"

2018
Imagine Dragons – "Whatever It Takes"


  • Fall Out Boy – "Champion"


  • Foo Fighters – "The Sky Is a Neighborhood"


  • Linkin Park – "One More Light"


  • Panic! at the Disco – "Say Amen (Saturday Night)"


  • Thirty Seconds to Mars – "Walk on Water"


See also


  • MTV Europe Music Award for Best Rock


References





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