[Watch/Free]How to Watch 2019 American Music Awards: Live Stream Red Carpet, Air Time, Date and More Info

The fans have placed their votes, and finally, the most popular celebrities will be awarded for a year of hard work at the 2019 American Music Awards.

The 47th annual star-studded ceremony is slated to kick off at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles on Sunday.

Watch Full Awards Show Live Now
Pop culture lovers can tune into the live award show on ABC at 8 p.m. ET. Those without access to television can still catch the show via live stream through ABC's website and app on any smart device, although they'll need to use a cable provider login to access the stream. The AMAs will also be accessible through Amazon Fire TV, Playstation Vue, Roku and Apple TV subscriptions.
Related Stories

    Taylor Swift Urged Fans to Vote at the AMAs
    Scooter Braun Says Taylor Swift Fans Have Sent His Family Death Threats
    How to Watch 2018 American Music Awards

Those hoping to catch a glimpse of all the after-show action can tune into ABC's post-show coverage and a recap of the biggest moments of the night, which will also be available for streaming on the network's website and app starting at 11 p.m. ET.

Fans can also keep up with their favorite artists, actors and influencers as they arrive to the AMAs as plenty of outlets will be providing red carpet coverage before the show starts.

The official red carpet show, 2019 AMAs Red Carpet Live Presented by Security Benefit, featuring hosts Lauren Jauregi, Sofia Carson, Nick Viall, AJ Gibson, Raja Kumari and Jaymes Vaughan, will air exclusively on Twitter. Fans can log onto the social media app and tune into red carpet interviews with some of the biggest nominees of the night, performers and presenters beginning at 6 p.m. ET. Viewers will also be able to tweet their questions for celebs and possibly have their comments featured on the show in real-time by using the hashtag #AMAs.

Entertainment Tonight will also provide coverage of red carpet arrivals, which viewers can watch on television or live stream through CBS All Access subscriptions. The celebrity news program's pre-show is set to start two hours before the ceremony.