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London, ON, To Host 2019 Junos

For the first time ever, the Ontario city with a rich musical history gets to host Canada's premier music awards show. Juno Week 2019 runs March 11-17.

London, ON, To Host 2019 Junos

By FYI Staff

London, Ontario, will host the 2019 Juno Awards, The Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS) announced today. The Awards and Juno Week activities will run March 11-17. The 48th Annual Junos will be broadcast live on CBC from Budweiser Gardens, on Sunday March 17. London will host the event for the first time since the award show began touring across Canada in 2002.


In support of the 2019 celebrations, the City of London has also announced that beginning January 29, key music venues in the city will donate one dollar from every ticket sold to music education charity MusiCounts. Venues participating include London Music Hall, Budweiser Gardens and Centennial Hall.

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SOCAN Foundation Announces Winners of 2025 Black Canadian Music Awards

Now in their fourth year, the awards honour Black music creators from across Canada and all musical genres. Each recipient receives $10,000 to advance their careers.

On May 21, The SOCAN Foundation announced the five winners of the SiriusXM Black Canadian Music Awards, honouring outstanding Black music creators from across Canada and all musical genres. Now in their fourth year, the awards have named Bukola, Haleluya Hailu, Kalisway, Nia Nadurata and Obediya Jones-Darrell as new recipients.

Each recipient will be granted $10,000 to advance their careers, with an additional five Ones to Watch Awards each valued at $1,000. The Ones To Watch recipients are: AfrotroniX, Kwazii, Seago, Laurie Torres, and iaamSaam. All winners were chosen by a jury composed of Black Canadian artists and music industry professionals.

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