2017 and was moved to MTV Rocks due to the former now being an entertainment channel. However, during HIV Awareness day, it used the MTV Rocks logo. Closure This channel, along with its sister channels Club MTV and MTV OMG, was closed on 20 July 2020, with a chart based on the channel's former content moving to/airing on MTV Music. The final music video played on the channel was "Don't Look Back in Anger" by Oasis. European version In 2014, MTV Rocks, as well as MTV Hits and MTV Dance, started broadcasting European versions, without commercials or teleshopping and without VH1 Christmas. The channels have a Czech license. Programming Biggest! Hottest! Loudest! Rock Solid Playlist What's the Story? Morning Glory! All Night Session Then vs Now Weekend Rocks 70s Calling! 80s Vs 90s Rock Legends Supersonic 90s Anthems! Smells Like 90s Anthems 00s Nu-Rave! 00s Indie Anthems! Bands of the 10s! Ultimate 10s Playlist! Ultimate 21st Century Anthems! Pop Punk vs the World! Indie House Party Anthems! Ultimate Weekend Anthems! MTV Unplugged MTV Rocks: Thnks fr th Mmrs! ... vs. ... ...: In Rotation Top 5 / Top 10 / Top 20 / Top 30 / Top 50 / Top 100 VH1 Christmas (during Christmas period of each year) Previous programmes Themed slots used to be a regular feature on the channel, as well as SMS-oriented shows, showing viewers' text messages in an on screen chat forum, and shows like The Takeover where artists like Sonic Youth, Fall Out Boy, The Futureheads as well as former Faith No More lead singer Mike Patton present videos they have chosen from the MTV archives. The majority of the channel's output was made up of back-to-back music videos, with shows such as Beavis and Butt-Head and Daria aired occasionally. M2 EuropeDodger Zone (M2): a nightly music video show hosted by an animated dog.M2 Creators: a daily music video show selected by viewers.M2 Startracks: a music video shows hosted by artists and bands. MTV2 EuropeMTV2 Riot: a weekly heavy metal music showText, Drugs and Rock 'n' Roll (MTV2): interactive music show where viewers text in their requests.120 Minutes: From early 2005, MTV Rocks started broadcasting the alternative music show every night, instead of its previous timeslot of Saturday nights. The show airs nightly at 1 a.m. and runs without commercials. A 120 Metal Minutes show broadcast on Friday nights until it was cancelled in