At a special fan event in partnership with iHeartRadio Canada, The Beaches are announced as Billboard Canada’s Group of the Year and play three acoustic songs off their hit album Blame My Ex: “Shower Beer,” “What Doesn't Kill You Makes You Paranoid” and “Blame Brett.”
iHeartRadio Canada’s Shannon Burns interviews the Toronto band about funny stories from the road, learning to drive, and fully owning their identities.
Laurie Lee Boutet, manager of the Beaches, talks with iHeartRadio Canada and Billboard Canada about the women who have paved the way behind the scenes of the Canadian music industry, how she forged her own path, and why the breakout success of Blame My Ex was a labour of love from many talented women.
Billboard Canada’s Rising Star award winner LU KALA plays a stripped-back rendition of her empowering kiss-off anthem “Pretty Girl Era.”
Breakout pop artist LU KALA talks with iHeartRadio Canada and Billboard Canada about her pop idols, working with Katy Perry, and why a lack of media representation for plus-sized singers led her to channel her confidence early.
Sisters Haviah Mighty and Omega Mighty team up to each play a song the other featured on in a powerhouse collaborative performance.
Sisters Haviah Mighty and Omega Mighty talk with iHeartRadio Canada for this Billboard Canada Women in Music session about their cultural upbringing and their advice for the next generation of women in music. Haviah also gets real about the personal journey she's embarked on through her music that's led to her embracing her queer identity.
In a Billboard Canada Women in Music session, Canadian electronic artist REZZ talks with iHeartRadio Canada’s Josie Dye about her music-making philosophies, her surprise viral hit on TikTok, and why she’s driven primarily by her own passion and excitement.
Billboard Canada CCO Elizabeth Crisante talk about the importance of launching Billboard Canada Women in Music and how they’re celebrating Canadian women and Canadian artists all year round.

