MTV Europe Music Awards 2007

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Logo of the MTV Europe Music Awards 2007
The venue for the show: The Olympiahalle in Munich

The 14th Europe Music Awards of the music broadcaster MTV took place on November 1st, 2007 in the Olympiahalle in Munich , for the third time after Berlin and Frankfurt am Main in Germany . It was also the last major event that took place in the hall before the renovation. In addition to Brussels , Eastern European cities such as Bucharest and Warsaw were also considered other applicants for the award location. The award ceremony was moderated by the US rapper Snoop Dogg .

New dialing system

In addition to a new category called New Sound of Europe, with which an artist or a band from Europe is chosen, there is also a new dialing system this year. The viewers can only choose their “favorite” from up to 40 artists per category. The five artists or bands with the most votes will be officially nominated for the award ceremony. Now the next round of voting begins in which the candidate with the most votes receives the award. In addition, similar to the MTV Video Music Awards , the categories will be given new names. Another new feature is the Artist's Choice category , in which the stars choose their winners.

Presenters

Awards

The winners in the respective categories are shown in bold .

Rock out

Ultimate Urban

tape

Most addictive track

Headliners

album

solo

Inter Act

Video star

is elected by MTV

Artist's Choice

New Sounds of Europe finalists

Regional awards

The winners in the respective categories are shown in bold .

Germany

Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Serbia, Macedonia, Montenegro ("MTV Adria")

Baltic states

Denmark

Netherlands and Belgium

Finland

France

Italy

Norway

Poland

Portugal

Romania

Russia

Spain

Sweden

Turkey

Great Britain & Ireland

Africa

Arabia

Hungary

Ukraine

Performances

criticism

November 1st is the catholic solemn festival of All Saints , a public holiday in Bavaria . The law on the protection of Sundays and public holidays in the Free State refers to this festival as a silent day in Article 3 . Paragraph 2, sentence 1 of the article states: On the quiet days, public entertainment events are only permitted if the serious nature of these days is preserved. The Archdiocese of Munich and Freising has therefore criticized the approval of this event because, in their opinion, it should not have been granted. The Bavarian Ministry of the Interior is now also dealing with the matter.

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