Where to Find Artist, Advertiser, and Getting-Started Information on hq.vevo.com

hq.vevo.com is Vevo's corporate site, and it splits its content by audience: newcomers should start with the "Vevo 101" section, artists should go to "Vevo For Artists," and advertisers or partners should go to "Vevo For Advertisers." Press and company updates live in the Newsroom, and general company background is under "About Us." The sections below explain what each entry point covers and how to choose the right one.

Getting started: Vevo 101

The homepage explicitly addresses first-time visitors and returning ones who need a refresher: "New to working with Vevo or need a refresher? Keep scrolling or check out our Vevo 101 section to get started." Use this section if you need the basic orientation before choosing an audience-specific path. From there, the homepage's "By the numbers" block gives a quick sense of scale:

The page also states that Vevo maintains "the largest network of music channels on YouTube," with global distribution through a growing number of partners.

For artists: Vevo For Artists

The "Vevo For Artists" section is the entry point for artists and their teams. The homepage frames it around content from "artists of all levels and genres" and links to "Learn More" and "Watch Vevo Originals." Related programming visible on the page includes:

• DSCVR — a set designed to elevate artist storytelling, per the newsroom listing.
• Artists to Watch — featured artist spotlights (Ice Spice and Willie Jones appear on the page).
• Vevo Originals — including Official Live Performance content (Ariana Grande is shown as an example).

If your goal is to understand how artists work with Vevo and what the program covers, start here rather than with the advertiser materials.

For advertisers and partners: Vevo For Advertisers

"Vevo For Advertisers" targets brands, agencies, and labels. The page describes Vevo's connected-TV (CTV) offering as giving labels "an expansive opportunity to build incremental audiences & revenue in new environments," get premium artist content in front of more viewers, and push priority artists in a new medium. The section links to "Learn More" and "Watch More Music."

Recent newsroom items show the kinds of partnerships and buying options discussed in this area, including a Rockbot partnership for brick-and-mortar businesses, a nostalgia-based buying capability, a brand-outcomes measurement partner (DISQO), and a 2026 upfront strategy focused on custom solutions and flexible buying across screens.

Newsroom and company background

• Newsroom — the "View All" link next to the news items opens the full press feed. Use it for announcements, partnerships, and executive updates; dated entries on the page run from January to July 2026.
• About Us — company background and positioning, including the "world's leading music video network" description and the decade-plus history of connecting audiences to music video content.
• Watch More Music — a viewing-oriented link for the content itself rather than corporate information.

Choosing the right section

One caveat: the homepage does not publish pricing, rate cards, or application requirements for any of these programs. Those details sit behind the "Learn More" links or require direct contact, so treat the homepage as a routing page rather than a source for terms.