Wonderland
2016 · 42m
A weekly one hour live music show that is anchored by three featured performances, all diverse, unique and completely exclusive. It provides a platform for artists to express and reveal who they are in whatever performance or content inspires them to connect with their fans.
Episodes
1. Tinashe, Ty Dolla $ign & BROODS42m · Brand new music show live and direct from downtown Los Angeles. Featuring live performances from Tinashe, award-winning rapper, Ty Dolla $ign, & electric pop duo Broods, Wonderland is your destination for live music.
2. Mac Miller, MØ & LÉON42m · MTV is bringing back live music. From the heart of the downtown LA arts scene, hosted by Steak, Lizzo, and Myke; this week features performances from rapper Mac Miller, MØ and LÉON.
3. JoJo, Joey Bada$$ & Tish Hyman42m · Music is back on your TV live and direct from downtown Los Angeles with hosts Steak, Lizzo, and Myke. Featuring live performances from JoJo with special guest Wiz Khalifa, Joey Badass ft. Nick Caution, and Tish Hyman.
4. Russ, Judah & the Lion and JAHKOY42m · MTV is live from the heart of the downtown arts district with fresh new music. This week features live performances from Russ, Judah & the Lion and JAHKOY.
5. Steve Aoki & Special Guests42m · Music show live from the heart of the downtown Los Angeles arts district. This week is a Steve Aoki takeover with live performances curated by the superstar DJ himself. Tune in for performances by Steve Aoki, Lil Jon, blink-182 and more.
6. MadeinTYO, CRX, & Hayley Kiyoko42m · Music show live from the heart of the downtown Los Angeles arts district with our hosts Lizzo and Myke. Tune in for performances by MadeinTYO, CRX, Hayley Kiyoko, Diana Gordon and a special appearance by Danny Brown.
7. Tove Lo, SWMRS & Anne-Marie42m · MTV takes you into DTLA's biggest warehouse party! Featuring live music performances from Tove Lo & SWMRS.
8. Jeezy, Gallant & Sunflower Bean42m · New Music is alive and celebrated in Downtown LA on Wonderland. Don’t miss live music performances from Jeezy, Gallant & Sunflower Bean.
9. Sleigh Bells, Kehlani, Flatbush Zombies, D.R.A.M. & Vic Mensa42m · 
10. Aminé, Justine Skye & Reggie Watts42m · Season Finale. We take one last visit to the most talked about party in LA. Featuring live musical performances from Aminé, Justine Skye & Reggie Watts.More Like This
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