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The 37th annual American Music Awards have lined up a few more acts to take the stage at the show on November 22. Green Day Tickets, Shakira, and Mary J. Blige have joined the performers list, which includes Rihanna, Jay-Z and Adam Lambert, to name a few, for the awards show that will air live on ABC.

“We’re very excited about having Green Day, Rihanna, Shakira, Mary J. Blige and Keith Urban all performing on one stage,” AMAs producer Larry Klein said in a statement. “Each year, we try to have a variety of artists and sounds, and I think these performers really showcase the depth of what this show brings to its fans.”

The night’s other big performers include Lady Gaga, Eminem, Keith Urban, Carrie Underwood, Kelly Clarkson, Daughtry, Jennifer Lopez, Alicia Keys and the Black Eyed Peas.

The awards show will feature an array of nominees determined by data from Nielsen SoundScan radio and retail figures, with Taylor Swift in the lead with six nominations, followed by Eminem and the late Michael Jackson at five apiece. Though Jackson had not released new material for nearly a decade at the time of his passing, his nominations are based on the strong sales of his catalog albums following his death.

Swift’s nominations include Artist of the Year, Favorite Country Album (for Fearless), Favorite Female Pop or Rock Artist and Favorite Female Country Artist. MJ was also recognized in the Pop or Rock Artist of the Year category, Favorite Soul/R&B Male Artist and Favorite Soul/R&B Album (for Number Ones). Em’s nominations include Artist of the Year; Favorite Male Pop or Rock Artist; Favorite Male Rap/Hip-Hop Artist and Favorite Rap/Hip-Hop Album (for Relapse).

Other multiple-category nominees include Lady Gaga, T.I., Kings of Leon, Beyoncé and the Peas, who all have three. For the third year, winners will be determined by online voting.

Last night saw Green Day and U2 win gongs at the 2009 MTV Europe Music Awards.

Green Day and U2 were among the acts honoured at last night’s 2009 MTV Europe Music Awards.Presented by US singer Katy Perry in Berlin, the awards saw Green Day walk away with the best rock prize, while U2 were handed the best live act gong.

In addition, Placebo was named the best alternative group, Lady Gaga took best new act, Linkin Park scooped best world stage performance and Turkish hip hop/rock group maNga won best European act.Meanwhile, Beyonce was the main winner of the evening, clinching three gongs – best female, best song for Halo and best video for Single Ladies (Put a Ring On It).

The awards opened with a song from Green Day, while U2 performed a short set from Berlin’s historic Brandenburg Gate which was beamed into the show.However, the U2 performance was not without controversy. Organisers installed a two-metre wall around the venue, blocking the view of people who turned up without Tickets.

Los Angeles, CA (CNS) – Shakira, Green Day, and Mary J. Blige are the latest performers added to the line-up of this years’ 37th annual “American Music Awards,” scheduled to air live on Sunday, November 22nd on ABC.

The line-up of performers for the star-studded night already includes Jennifer Lopez, Black Eyed Peas, Kelly Clarkson, Rihanna, Daughtry, Lady Gaga, Carrie Underwood, Keith Urban, Jay-Z, and Adam Lambert.

“We’re very excited about having Green Day, Rihanna, Shakira, Mary J. Blige and Keith Urban all performing on one stage,” said AMAs producer Larry Klein. “Each year, we try to have a variety of artists and sounds, and I think these performers really showcase the depth of what this show brings to its fans.”

Taylor Swift leads the pack of nominees with six, including Artist of the Year and Favorite Country Album for “Fearless.” Eminem follows with five nominations, including Artist of the Year, while Michael Jackson also earns five nominations, based on the strength of sales for his “Number Ones” compilation this year.

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