
When and where British viewers could watch the 2026 VMAs
The 2026 MTV Video Music Awards began at 12.30am BST on Monday 28th September. No official UK live broadcaster or catch-up service was confirmed.
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'Gone' by Madonna is a track from the album 'Music', released in 2000. The lyrics find a narrator insisting that selling out is not the thing, rejecting the idea of being broken again, and choosing to walk away. They return to a refusal of surrender, with repeated denials of what others think, and a self-directed warning in the shape of “Why”. The overall stance is defiant but self-questioning, mixing boundary-setting with a sense that the listener, or the world, has misunderstood them.
"Gone" is a track by Madonna, from the album Music, released 18th September 2000. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 10 articles about Madonna.
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The 2026 MTV Video Music Awards began at 12.30am BST on Monday 28th September. No official UK live broadcaster or catch-up service was confirmed.

The 2026 MTV VMAs began at 12.30am BST in the UK on Monday 28th September, with no confirmed domestic live broadcaster.

Madonna, RAYE, Sienna Spiro, Shaboozey and more were confirmed for the 2026 MTV Video Music Awards, held in Los Angeles on Sunday 27th September.

The 2026 MTV Video Music Awards averaged 8.43 million viewers across CBS and MTV, up 51% on last year’s ceremony.

Madonna took Artist of the Year and Best Album among seven VMAs wins, while BTS, Sienna Spiro, LISA and more collected prizes.

Madonna and Charli xcx’s new collaboration, produced with Andrew Watt, Cirkut and Stuart Price, is out now.