MusicNow Service

MusicNow Service is a American broadcast, cable and satellite television network that was founded in 2013 as MusicBroadcasting by its owners MusicBroadcasting Channels Inc. who took over WMUS's MTV2 affiliate, and then later WBOX's Music Station affiliate. MusicBroadcasting was later renamed to its current name Music Now in 2014. It is owned and operated by MusicNow Broadcasting Group.

Background
The Box was the first music channel station when it was founded in 1985 by Steve Peters, until he sold the channel's assets to Viacom's MTV Networks in 1999. The Tube Music Network was the second. And SWRV was the third.

Formation
In 2013, MusicBroadcasting Channels Inc. announced to purchase WMUS from MusicCorp, which its affiliate by that time, was MTV2, after the purchase, MTV2 was replaced by a new affiliation called MusicBroadcasting, which played old and new music videos, as well as local advertisements and national advertisements as well. In November 2013, it purchased WBOX, with its affiliation Music Station also being replaced by MusicBroadcasting.

In 2014, MusicBroadcasting was renamed Music Now. With its parent company being renamed MusicNow Broadcasting Group.

In October 2019, it was renamed MusicNow Service. With plans to create a spin off network MusicNow Classics. MusicNow also announced a kids music channel MusicNow Kids will be launched on November 13, 2019.