How to Watch Teen Choice Awards 2019 Online Without Cable

The Teen Choice Awards is a fun ceremony that's worth the watch because it has all sorts of performances we know you'll love. If you want to watch the Teen Choice Awards online, we know just where you can go.

For close to two decades, the Teen Choice Awards has been honoring year after year the biggest achievements in music, film, TV, sports, fashion, and more. The best part, perhaps, is that the winners are voted by US viewers that are at least 13 years old. Nowadays, this is far easier because it all happens online.

This award show was born from the desire to give teenagers a way to celebrate their favorites, more than what the Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards has to offer, and closer to how MTV does these shows. The bottom line is that the most famous stars across the United States take part in the show, present awards or win them, perform or host. In 2018, for instance, Nick Cannon and Lele Pons hosted the event, while Meghan Trainor, Bebe Rexha, and Khalid were among the performers.

The Teen Choice Awards will be broadcast by Fox on August 11th. Hollywood's finest will gather round over in Los Angeles to receive awards for countless categories. We're pretty sure your favorites will walk the red carpet, so make sure you tune in for the event.

How to Watch Teen Choice Awards 2019 Online?

Watching content online is so easy nowadays, and so is watching live events like the Teen Choice Awards. What you need to keep in mind, however, is that live TV platforms and streaming services are all geoblocked, so you can't watch if you're outside of the United States. If that's the case for you, you simply need to fool the system into thinking you're back in the US, so you'll have to change your IP address. This can be done quite easily with a VPN so we suggest subscribing to a VPN service to fix this issue. Here's what you need to do.

• First, you have to figure out which VPN to pick. We've reviewed dozens of these over the years and we can recommend you go with ExpressVPN which features thousands of servers across the world and tight security protocols. Start by visiting the ExpressVPN website where you can subscribe to the service.
• Once that process is complete, you can download the app on your device and install it. Launch the tool and log into your account.
• You can now look for a US-based server to connect to. There are dozens of those available, so you can pick whichever one you want.
• When the connection is established, you can load the live TV platform you chose to watch the Teen Choice Awards on, such as fuboTV. Tune in to Fox on August 11th and watch the show.

How to Watch Teen Choice Awards 2019 Without Cable?

Day in and day out, we use the Internet for everything we need. Is it research on a paper or for work? You've got a million ways to get the answer. Or maybe you use it to watch viral videos and check out memes, or maybe you use it for Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, or maybe it's YouTube you love most. So, we're sure you also feel that watching live TV online is a good step to take, one that gives you the freedom to watch wherever you are, not just at home. Thankfully, there are loads of platforms that offer such things and they're cheaper than traditional cable, allow you to customize the service so you only watch the channels you actually love and come with loads of perks. Plus, you can drop the subscription anytime you want. That being said, let's see what options you have to watch the Teen Choice Awards with a streaming service.

1. fuboTV

Topping our list, we have fuboTV, which is a great service that comes with a single bundle of channels to get, called fubo ($54.99/mo). Furthermore, you can add loads of channel packs and premium networks to the mix since they have it all. You'll find that Fox is available in the main menu, so there's no need to dig deeper when subscribing to fuboTV.

One of the cool things about fuboTV is that all subscribers get access to cloud DVR storage space. So, if you want to record your favorite shows and movies and games, you're good to go as long as you stick to the 30-hour limit. Of course, you can pay $9.99 per month to upgrade to 500 hours of cloud DVR space. When it comes to watching content on multiple devices at once, you should know that fuboTV supports two simultaneous streams. A third can be added in exchange for a monthly fee. Read TechNadu's fuboTV review for more details on the topic.

2. Sling TV

Next up, we have Sling TV, which is a great service that comes with loads of customization options. You start with three base bundles, and then you build up by adding premium networks of packs grouped by interests. When you subscribe to Sling TV, you'll notice that Fox is present in the Blue and Orange + Blue bundles. Out of the two we recommend you pick the Orange + Blue bundle because it has loads of extra networks you might want to watch.

Sling TV doesn't offer any cloud DVR space with their subscriptions, but users can add an extra feature that costs $5 per month and enables them to record up to 50 hours of content. The number of simultaneous streams allowed by the service depends on which base bundle you picked. Those who chose the Orange bundle will only get one stream, but those who picked the Blue one can stream to three devices at the same time, while those who chose the Orange + Blue bundle get four simultaneous streams. Read TechNadu's Sling TV review for more information.

3. Hulu

Following next we have Hulu, which is a name you're more accustomed to in relation to the video on demand service it offers. Yet, they also have a live TV plan, but this one only features one bundle of channels, a couple of packs you can add to increase the number of networks, and several premium networks like HBO and Showtime. When subscribing to Hulu, you'll easily find Fox in the main bundle of channels, so you don't have to make any tough choices here.

Hulu offers subscribers 50 hours of free DVR storage space, but if that's not enough for you, there's a possibility to expand to 200 hours of cloud DVR space by paying $14.99 per month. The same price is attached to the "Unlimited Screens" option which lifts the cap on how many devices you can watch Hulu on, as long as they're connected to the home network. When you're out and about, paying for this feature enables you to watch on three devices at once. Read our Hulu review to get all the facts about this tool.

4. YouTube TV

Another great platform is YouTube TV. Coming straight from Internet giant Alphabet Inc., YouTube TV only offers one bundle of channels that the company knows you'll love. Considering how much data they have access to, they're probably right too. The only way to customize the service is by adding premium networks to the mix. It's easy to find Fox when you subscribe to YouTube TV because there aren't a lot of places to look for it, but this just makes it easier to watch the Teen Choice Awards, so we can't be upset about it.

When it comes to the perks this platform brings to the table, it's easy to see that Alphabet Inc is behind it. All subscribers get unlimited cloud DVR space. Plus, all recordings can be kept for nine months, so you have plenty of time to actually watch them. Plus, YouTube TV supports three simultaneous streams per account, so your whole household can enjoy the service at no additional cost for you. Our YouTube TV review awaits with more details on the topic.

5. DirecTV Now

We also have DirecTV Now on the list, which is a highly versatile platform. There are seven bundles on DirecTV Now nowadays, two of which were added only recently - Plus and Max. The other five bundles they offer - Entertainment, Choice, Xtra, Ultimate, and Optimo Mas - have been around for a long time, but they were renamed and given a much larger price too. If you want to customize your plan further, you can add any of the two Spanish channel packs, three international packs, or the premium networks they have. When subscribing to DirecTV Now, regardless of which bundle you chose - for the channel combo or the price - Fox will be there since it's in all bundles.

On DirecTV Now, users can enjoy 20 hours of cloud DVR space for free. The bad news is that you can't get more space even if you pay for it, but we hope they'll change this soon enough. The service also allows users to run two simultaneous streams, but a third one can be added if there's a need. Our DirecTV Now review has a lot of info you may want to check out before making a decision.

6. PlayStation Vue

The last entry on our list is PlayStation Vue. This platform has managed to make an impression on us, offering four bundles to choose from, a couple of channel packs, and several premium networks. Subscribing to PlayStation Vue is an easy thing to do, and finding Fox among all its bundles is even easier to do. We recommend going for the Elite bundle, or the Ultra one if you also want to have access to HBO and Showtime at a better price.

PlayStation Vue offers subscribers some nifty perks. To start off, we should mention that all users can access enough cloud DVR room to record 500 programs. The only downside we can see is that you have to watch them within a month or they will self-delete. The service also supports five simultaneous streams per account, which is more than we've seen anywhere else, especially for free. We also have to mention a feature that we have not seen in any other live TV streaming service - the Split Screen. This one enables users to watch three different programs at once, on the same screen. Read TechNadu's PlayStation Vue review for more information on what the platform has to offer.

How to Watch the Teen Choice Awards With a TV Antenna?

Since the Teen Choice Awards is broadcast by Fox, we can also discuss another way to watch the show - with a TV antenna. More specifically, since Fox broadcasts over the air, you can use a TV antenna to "catch" the broadcast yourself. This is a really cool way to watch since you only need to pay for the antenna and you pay no subscription yourself. The only downside is that you only get access to a small number of channels in this way.

Before jumping at the chance and buying one of these devices, we suggest you visit a site like NoCable to figure out if that's a deal that's worth to make or not. Why? Because Fox may not be available over the air in your location. Even if it is, you might benefit from figuring out what range to look for in an antenna. We've already suggested one antenna you can get, which is highly appreciated by users, but you can do your own research quite easily.

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We hope that we've made it easier for you to find a way to watch the 2019 Teen Choice Awards and that your favorites will take home the awards. We'd love to hear which live TV platform you chose and what made you pick it. Let us know in the comments section below and please share the article online so others can find it. Follow TechNadu on social media - Facebook and Twitter - for more tech news and guides.