Another big screen celebration of the artform and cultural phenomenon of Music Video is coming to the Prince Charles Cinema on Thursday, March 5th.

The first meeting of Music Video Preservation Society this year at the legendary independent cinema in London's West End follows three memorable outings at The PCC in 2025 - most recently in November with the legendary director Julien Temple - and the next show at The Mildmay Club on January 29th, which is now sold out.

Once again MVPS host David Knight will present an eclectic selection of music videos from the 1970s to the 2020s, and welcome amazing guests who have made a major contribution to music videos to talk about their work and the fascinating stories behind the videos.

And following the news of MTV closing all its music channels in the UK and elsewhere at the end of last year - prompting a wave of nostalgia for the network in its heyday - MVPS will reflect upon the influence of MTV on music video creativity in the late 80s and early 90s through cult shows like Yo! MTV Raps and 120 Minutes.

Also, on the eve of his 35th birthday, there will be a tribute to a true original, generational talent: Tyler, The Creator. The hiphop star has blazed a trail since the late Noughties and always made fantastic videos - in fact, usually directing them himself.

There will also be the story behind the video that inspired the poster for this show - plus some of the best new work in music videos too. All in the next meeting of Music Video Preservation at the PCC at 8.30pm on March 5th.

• Buy tickets for MVPS on March 5th here