Mariah Carey, Brad Paisley, Jennifer Lopez and more A-list musicians have been announced as performances and special guests that will appear at American Music Awards' 50th Anniversary Special. The anniversary special will feature performances to honor the history of American music and the AMAs.

All we know so far about the American Music Awards 50th anniversary special. The American Music Awards 50th anniversary special will pay tribute to five decades of AMA history. It

Green Day, Mariah Carey, and Brad Paisley are among the artists celebrating the American Music Awards' 50th anniversary next month.

Mariah Carey, Green Day, and a Jennifer Hudson salute to Whitney Houston are among performers for the American Music Awards 50th anniversary special.

The American Music Awards 50th Anniversary Special is set to air on October 6, at 8 p.m. ET (5 p.m. PT) on CBS and streaming on Paramount+. As for what the two-hour show will entail, performers were just announced.

There will be no American Music Awards handed out again until 2025, but the AMAs aren’t going to miss out on their golden anniversary. The “American Music Awards 50th Anniversary Special” will air on Sunday night,

Stray Kids will be performing at this year’s American Music Awards (AMAs)! On September 26, it was announced via X that Stray Kids will be performing at the AMAs 50th Anniversary Special. STAY, have you heard the news? We'll be performing on the @AMAs 50th Anniversary Special Stay tuned on @CBS and streaming on @ParamountPlus!

Kane Brown, Mariah Carey, Green Day and Jennifer Hudson are set to perform at the American Music Awards 50th anniversary special.

Mariah Carey, Stray Kids, Raye and more are set to perform at the American Music Awards 50th Anniversary Special. Keep watching to see who else is on the list and what categories they're performing for!

Mariah Carey and Jennifer Hudson are to perform at the 50th anniversary special of the American Music Awards (AMAs). On Thursday, producers from CBS and Dick Clark Productions (DCP) announced that the music icon and 10-time AMA winner will sing a medley of hits from her 2005 album,