Featuring live performances by nominees Roxane Bruneau, Ruby Waters, Valley, Allison Russell and 2021/2022 Allan Slaight
JUNO Master Class artist, Jesse Gold
CBC’s Angeline Tetteh-Wayoe & Ann Pornel to co-host the awards, streaming on CBC Gem and at cbcmusic.ca/junos on May 14
Léa Jarry launched her first EP in 2019. In the 3 years that follow, she was nominated at ADISQ and at the GAMIQ, two major musical events in the province, got 3 nominations at GalaCountry 2020 and launched her first album. Need we remind you that this was during a pandemic? So when she announced a show in Montreal, we had to be there.
The Country Music Association of Ontario (CMAOntario) is thrilled to announce programming for the CMAOntario Festival & Awards Weekend taking place June 2-5, 2022 in London, Ontario, including an all-new Street Fair with a series of free concerts.
Sierra Ferrell’s reputation as a live act has been formidable for a while now. People kept asking her when the album was coming. She honed her songs on stages and acquired a great following on Youtube. When her album finally came out, it was a Long Time Coming (that’s the title). The tour, named after the album, finally brought her to Montreal. For her fans here, it sure was…
Tim Albertson is back with his first single of 2022, “Spin That Bottle”, available everywhere TODAY. The single, written by Doug Folkins, Andrew Fiddler, and David Borys, and produced by Shawn Moore of Moore Music, is a story that writes itself. Your friends in a circle, bottle in the middle, praying for love at first kiss.
The Country Music Association of Ontario (CMAOntario) is thrilled to announce an incredible lineup of performers for the 10th Annual CMAOntario Awards, presented by Slaight Music, taking place on Sunday, June 5 at Centennial Hall in London, Ontario. Tickets are on sale now.
April 12, 2022, OTTAWA − Ontario Festival of Small Halls organizers today announced that they will continue to offer the joy of live music concerts in small communities across Eastern Ontario, during the month of May, 2022.
It’s been just over two years since the pandemic silenced live music in Ottawa venues and slowly this week fans trickled back as the curtain lifted on the first country tour to pass through the nation’s capital with Meghan Patrick’s Wild as Me Tour featuring Kris Barclay
As everything must come to an end, Carly Pearce had to end her 29 Tour somewhere, and she chose the Opera House in Toronto. She turned her horrible 29th year into a hit record, so who knows what she’ll do with all the praises and success she earned in the last year?
