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Wednesday, May 7, 2025

Throwback Thursday: 2009 Juno Award Winners + Nominees

Original Post: March 29, 2009

Expanded & Updated Post: May 8, 2025




On Sunday, March 29, the 2009 Junos were handed out.

Below is a complete list of winners (bolded and at the top of the category) and nominees.
Local artists are in italics.

Producer of the Year
Songwriter of the Year
  • City and Colour (St. Catharines), "Waiting...", "Sleeping Sickness", "The Girl"



    Links: City and ColourMore City and Colour StoriesVideo above courtesy [PIAS]

  • Nathan Ferraro, "Never Again", "Change For You", "Unaware" (The Midway State)
  • Hedley, "Old School", "For The Nights I Can't Remember" (with Dave Genn), "Never Too Late" (with Greig Nori) (Hedley)
  • Alanis Morissette, "Underneath", "Not As We", "In Praise of the Vulnerable Man" (Alanis Morissette)
  • Gordie Sampson, "When I Said I Would" (Whitney Duncan), "Just A Dream" (Carrie Underwood), "Davey Jones" (Gordie Sampson)
Dance Recording of the Year
Music DVD of the Year
Children's Album of the Year
Vocal Jazz Album of the Year
Blues Album of the Year
* released on Waterdown's Stony Plain Records)
Artist of the Year
Group of the Year
Adult Alternative Album of the Year
Recording Engineer of the Year
Contemporary Christian/Gospel Album of the Year
Rock Album of the Year
Roots and Traditional Album of the Year (Solo)
Roots and Traditional Album of the Year (Group)
Video of the Year
New Artist of the Year
  • Lights
  • Jessie Farrell
  • Crystal Shawanda
  • Kreesha Turner
  • Nikki Yanofsky
New Group of the Year
  • The Stills
  • Beast
  • Cancer Bats
  • Crystal Castles
  • Plants and Animals
Fan Choice Award
Album of the Year
  • Dark Horse, Nickelback
  • Famous Last Words, Hedley
  • Lost in the 80's, The Lost Fingers
  • 70’s Volume 2, Sylvain Cossette
  • Simple Plan, Simple Plan
Aboriginal Recording of the Year
Alternative Album of the Year
  • Oceans Will Rise, The Stills
  • The Chemistry of Common Life, Fucked Up
  • In the Future, Black Mountain
  • Parc Avenue, Plants and Animals
  • Soft Airplane, Chad VanGaalen
CD/DVD Artwork Design of the Year
Classical Album of the Year (large ensemble)
Classical Album of the Year (solo or chamber ensemble)
  • Homage, James Ehnes
  • Haydn: Six Sonatas for Piano, Anton Kuerti
  • Schubert: Complete Piano Trios, The Gryphon Trio
  • Schumann: Sonata in F#Minor & Humoreske, Angela Hewitt
  • Shostakovich: 24 Preludes & Fugues opus 87, David Jalbert
Classical Album of the Year (vocal or choral performance)
  • Gloria! Vivaldi's Angels, Ensemble Caprice
  • Bach and the Liturgical Year, Shannon Mercer and Luc Beauséjour
  • Handel: Arias, Karina Gauvin
  • Schumann: Dichterliebe & other Heine Settings, Gerald Finley
  • The Voice of Bach, Daniel Taylor
Francophone Album of the Year
Instrumental Album of the Year
International Album of the Year
  • Viva La Vida, Coldplay
  • Black Ice, AC/DC
  • Chinese Democracy, Guns N' Roses
  • Death Magnetic, Metallica
  • Sleep Through the Static, Jack Johnson
Contemporary Jazz Album of the Year
  • Embracing Voices, Jane Bunnett
  • A Bend in the River, Roberto Occhipinti
  • Existential Detective, Barry Romberg's Random Access Large Ensemble
  • Rasstones, François Bourassa Quartet
  • The Sicilian Jazz Project, Michael Occhipinti
Traditional Jazz Album of the Year
Pop Album of the Year
World Music Album of the Year
Single of the Year
Classical Composition of the Year
  • "Flanders Fields Reflections", John Burge
  • "From the Dark Reaches", T. Patrick Carrabré
  • "Manhattan Music", Bramwell Tovey
  • "Notes Towards A Poem That Can Never Be Written", Timothy Corlis
  • "Song of Songs", Sid Robinovitch
Country Recording of the Year
  • Beautiful Life, Doc Walker
  • Chasing the Sun, Tara Oram
  • Dawn of a New Day, Crystal Shawanda
  • Thankful, Aaron Pritchett
  • What I Do, George Canyon
R&B/Soul Recording of the Year
Rap Recording of the Year
Reggae Recording of the Year
  • "Everything", Humble
  • "Jah Lift Me Up", Blessed
  • "Renegade Rocker", Dubmatix
  • "The Peacemaker's Chauffeur", Jason Wilson
  • "Truth Will Reveal", Souljah Fyah

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Sunday, June 30, 2024

Friday, January 27, 2023

GOOD LUCK! Hamilton's the Trews Nominated for East Coast Music Awards


Nominations for the 2023 East Coast Music Awards were recently unveiled and Hamilton rockers The Trews (they're originally from Novia Scotia) were up for two awards: Group Recording of the Year and Rock Recording of the Year. Hopefully, they'll take home the honours at the ceremony in May.

GOOD LUCK GUYS! 

UPDATED! WINNERS NOW LISTED BELOW!

Group Recording 

Rock Recording

  • The Trews (Hamilton) - Wanderer WINNER
  • Dali Van Gogh - New Blood, Old Wound
  • Julie & Dany - Julie & Dany
  • Les Hôtesses d'Hilaire - Pas l'temps d'niaiser
  • Motherhood - Winded
  • Nick Earle - No More Hiding
African Canadian Artist 

  • Aquakultre
  • Jah'Mila
  • Maggie Andrew
  • Owen O'Sound Lee
  • Zamani Folade - WINNER

Album 

  • Andrew Waite - Andrew Waite 
  • Classified - Retrospected
  • David Myles - It's Only A Little Loneliness - WINNER
  • Fortunate Ones - That Was You and Me
  • Jason Benoit - TIME TRAVELLER - SIDE A
  • Kristen Martell - Every Season

Artist Innovator 

  • Carolina East
  • Classified WINNER
  • Dr. Zoo
  • Hillary Ladd
  • Jason Benoit

Artist Management 

  • Derrick Sturge, Pharos Music Inc.
  • Faye WilliamsWood
  • Mary Beth Waldram
  • Todd Mercer

Blues Recording 

  • Allen Snow - The Quorum - WINNER
  • Charlie A'Court & Witchitaw - When Country Gets The Blues
  • Mark Riley - PM BLUE
  • Mike Trask - TV Dinner
  • Rev. Dave and The Sin Eaters - Beams of Love

Children’s Entertainer 

  • Bingly and the Rogues (with The Villains Theatre)
  • Heather Feather
  • Matt the Music Man - WINNER
  • Pete

Choral Recording 

  • Dr. Zoo Featuring South African Singers Choir - We May Win
  • Halifax Camerata Singers - The Last Evening
  • Luminos Ensemble - I Am an Island That Dreams
  • Men of the Deeps - Remember the Miner
  • Sirens - In Her Image - WINNER

Classical Composer 

  • Andrew Staniland
  • Derek Charke
  • Edward Enman
  • Grej - WINNER
  • Natalie Williams Calhoun

Classical Recording 

  • Andrew Staniland - Reddened by Hammer: Earthquakes & Islands Remixed
  • Atlantic String Machine - A Single Juniper Post
  • Duo Concertante - Ecology of Being
  • Jennifer King - O Mistress Moon (Canadian Edition) WINNER
  • SHHH!! Ensemble - Meanwhile

Company 

  • Atlantic Music
  • East Track Mind
  • Jones & Co
  • Lawnya Vawnya
  • Sound of Pop WINNER

Contemporary Roots Recording 

  • Carleton Stone - Papercut
  • David Myles - It's Only A Little Loneliness
  • Madison Violet - eleven
  • Rawlins Cross - Sunrise
  • The East Pointers - House Of Dreams WINNER

Country Recording 

  • La Patente - L’Illusion d’la perfection
  • Mallory Johnson - Surprise Party WINNER
  • Pretty Archie - Pretty Archie 
  • Rev. Dave and The Sin Eaters - Beams of Love
  • Willie Stratton - Drugstore Dreamin'

Dance Recording 

  • Alex Byrne - Nothing but a Liar
  • Bishu - WYGD
  • Cloverdale & DJ Susan - Talkin
  • Corey LeRue - IDTYK WINNER
  • PINEO & LOEB x Joel Freck - Hope feat. Karl Wolf

Electronic Recording

  • It Could Be Franky - Edena
  • Maura Whitman - Introspection
  • Mear - Soft Chains
  • Rich Aucoin - Synthetic Season 1 WINNER
  • Sparkee - Snack Pack

Event 

  • Cloggeroo - The Island Folk Festival
  • Lawnya Vawnya 12
  • TD Halifax Jazz Festival WINNER
  • The Jibfest Weekender
  • The Smokey Sessions Songwriters’ Circle

Fans' Choice Entertainer 

  • Classified
  • David Myles
  • Jason Benoit
  • Kellie Loder
  • Lisa LeBlanc
  • Madison Violet
  • Neon Dreams
  • Rich Aucoin
  • Robert Thomas and the Sessionmen
  • The East Pointers

Fans' Choice Video 

  • Andrew Waite - “Full Time, Tryin' 2 Luv” (Director: Brendan Henry)
  • Braden Lam - “don't let go (Chapter 1 of 2)” (Directors: Tim Mombourquette, Braden Lam)
  • Classified - “Accept It (Retrospected)” (Directors: The Boyd Brothers)
  • Dave Sampson - “All My Friends” (Directors: Ryker Titus, Andy Hines)
  • Les Hôtesses d'Hilaire - “Safe to Say” (Directors: Katrine Noël, Kevin McIntyre)
  • Moira & Claire - “Delaney's Dad” (Director: Ray Antonison)
  • Neon Dreams - “ITS ALL GOOD” (Directors: Dan Lewis Cole,Frank Kadillac)
  • Nicole Ariana - “Master of Denial” (Directors: Griffin O'Toole, Brendan Lyle (MooseCanFly))
  • PINEO & LOEB - “Attached 2 U” (Director: Gee Clarke)
  • The East Pointers - “Save Your Lonely” (Director: Lucas Eastmure)

Folk Recording 

  • Dylan Menzie - Modern Classic
  • Fortunate Ones - That Was You and Me WINNER
  • Julie Aubé - Contentement
  • Kristen Martell - Every Season
  • Madison Violet - eleven

Francophone Recording 

  • Caroline Savoie - Bruits blancs
  • Laurie LeBlanc - Long Weekend WINNER
  • Les Hôtesses d'Hilaire - Pas l'temps d'niaiser
  • Lisa LeBlanc - Chiac Disco
  • Plywood Joe - Et les mangeux de baloni
  • P'tit Belliveau - Un homme et son piano

Global Recording 

  • Andru Branch & Halfway Tree - Weather the Storm
  • Jah'Mila - Roots Girl WINNER
  • Jing Xia - The Numinous Journey
  • Kubasonics - Kubasongs
  • Vineet Vyas - Satyam

Indigenous Artist 

  • Deantha Edmunds
  • Gearl
  • Jason Benoit
  • Morgan Toney WINNER
  • Silver Wolf Band

Industry Innovator 

  • Cartermusic Presents
  • East Track Mind
  • Eirinn Fraser WINNER
  • Rozalind MacPhail
  • Secret Key Media

Inspirational/Gospel Recording 

  • Dr. Zoo - 20
  • Elijah MacDougall - The Boy Who Would Be
  • Keith Mullins - Vets for Healings Song Camp 1
  • One8tea - Say Amen
  • Yvette Lorraine - Same Story WINNER

Instrumental Recording

  • Atlantic String Machine - A Single Juniper Post
  • Florian Hoefner - Desert Bloom
  • Quilting – Quilting 
  • Sarah Hagen - Johann Sebastian Bach: Goldberg Variations
  • Shannon Quinn - 20 Summers WINNER

Jazz Recording 

  • Behrooz Mihankhah - Lydium
  • Big Space - In Relation To WINNER
  • Duane Andrews and the Hot Club of Conception Bay - Djangology
  • Florian Hoefner - Desert Bloom
  • JOYFULTALK - Familiar Science
Live Sound Engineer 
  • Evan Cormier
  • John Ellingbo
  • Kyle Gallagher
  • Michelle Lacour
  • Peter Green
  • Steve Everett

Loud Recording

  • Dali Van Gogh - New Blood, Old Wounds WINNER
  • Electric Spoonful - 2 Poor 4 a Two Four
  • Red Usurper - Abandon
  • Swimming - That's OK
  • TRUCE. - Unentitled

Media Person

  • Doug Gallant
  • Greg Smith
  • Heidi-Lyn O’Connor
  • Katie Kelly
  • Richard Lann

Pop Recording 

  • Caroline Savoie - Bruits blancs
  • Lisa LeBlanc - Chiac Disco
  • Maura Whitman - Introspective
  • The East Pointers - House Of Dreams WINNER
  • Yvette Lorraine - Same Story

Producer

  • Chris Kirby
  • Classified
  • Clint Curtis
  • Corey LeRue
  • Mark Howard

R&B / Soul Recording

  • Aquakultre - Don’t Trip
  • Boy T - Ride Your Name
  • DEE HERNANDEZ - Remember Those Days
  • JRDN - Red Eye WINNER
  • Nicole Ariana - Crybaby

Rap/Hip-Hop Recording 

  • Albert Dalton - If I Can’t Have It
  • City Natives - The People of the Dawn WINNER
  • Classified - Retrospected
  • Owen O'Sound Lee - 235
  • Reggie Morales - Regicide

Rising Star Recording

  • Daniel James McFadyen - Hot Sun
  • Dylan Menzie - A Piece of Me WINNER
  • Isabella Samson - Love Takes You Home
  • Marian - Astral Plane
  • Moira & Claire - South Shore

Roots/Traditional Recording 

  • Gina Burgess - ISNOW
  • Jing Xia - The Numinous Journey WINNER
  • Kubasonics - Kubasongs
  • Les Fireflies - Day by Day
  • Shane Pendergast - The House Before the Bridge

Solo Recording

  • Adam Baldwin - Concertos & Serenades
  • David Myles - It's Only A Little Loneliness WINNER
  • Jason Benoit - TIME TRAVELLER - SIDE A
  • Lisa LeBlanc - Chiac Disco
  • Owen O'Sound Lee - 235

Song 

  • Adam Baldwin - “Lighthouse in Little Lorraine” WINNER
  • Andrew Waite - “Ain't Goin' Out Like That”
  • Braden Lam - “Silence feat. Wolf Castle”
  • Brandon Howard Roy - “Give Me Love”
  • Daniel James McFadyen - “Hot Sun”

Songwriter

  • Andrew Waite
  • Kellie Loder WINNER
  • Madison Violet
  • Quote the Raven
  • The East Pointers

Studio Engineer

  • Scott Ferguson
  • John D. S. Adams
  • Future Dad
  • Mike "Sheppy" Shepherd
  • Chris Iannetti
  • Thomas Stajcer

Studio

  • Future Dad
  • Iannetti Recording
  • Lakewind Sound Studios
  • Scott Ferguson
  • Stonehouse Sound

Venue

  • Broken Record Bar & Music Room
  • First Light Center For Performance & Creativity
  • The Carleton
  • The Ship Pub
  • Under The Spire Music Festival: Historic St. Mary's

Video Director

  • Cecil Johnson
  • HARMZ
  • Jamie Miller
  • Jeff Miller
  • Matthew Ingraham

Visual Artist 

  • Alex MacAskill - Midnight Oil Print & Design House
  • Ashley Anne Clark
  • Heidi-Lyn O’Connor
  • Jud Haynes
  • Krista Power

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Saturday, November 5, 2022

Dave Rave and the Second Responders Debut is Tantalizing and Unforgettable


The self-titled debut album of Dave Rave and the Second Responders befits a local supergroup of this caliber. Everyone involved brings their A-game to this project, creating a tantalizing, unforgettable sound.

Each member is a powerhouse in their own right: Dave Rave (Teenage Head, Shakers, solo), Mark Foley (Swampbusters), Claude DesRoches (Shakers, Swampbusters), and Jack Syprek (Trews). Other guests include Drew Joseph Sisera (harmonica), Rick Miles (keyboard), Rick Andrew of the Shakers (backing vocals), Sofia Kiss (backing vocals) and Ariel Mucher (guitar).

Overflowing with catchy hooks and infectious grooves, this amazing recording is a must for all power-pop rock aficionados. You can also hear a sprinkling of psychedelic rhythms and alt-rock in the mix.

Apparently, this is only a one-off project but everyone who hears the album will be hoping for much more in the future.

CD's can be purchased at Dave Rave's explosive live shows and through many online services as well.





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Sunday, April 24, 2022

Entertaining and Insightful Bob Lanois Documentary on YouTube

On April 20, 2022, filmmaker Dave Conlon posted Bob Lanois: Snake Road, an entertaining and insightful documentary about the late music legend Bob Lanois on YouTube. 

It blossomed from what was meant to be an episode of Dave's YouTube series on abandoned properties. He had heard about a cabin in the woods near Burlington. It turns out to have belonged to Hamilton native Bob Lanois. Intrigued, Dave expanded it to be his first full-length documentary, this time focusing on Bob's life.

The in-depth look includes interviews with many luminaries of the music scene, including.



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Saturday, June 15, 2019

News Roundup (Mike Branton, Victoria Anthony, Trebleclef Adventures, more)


More Musical Toons

          Adventures of Trebleclef, the Music-Loving Monkey

          Trebleclef was very bust last week.

          On Saturday, he headed on over to the Concession Streetfest to check out the legendary Crowbar. He had an amazing time.


          Click here for more pics from the event

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          On Saturday, our little monkey went to his first comic convention. The Niagara Fall Comic Con was filled with lots of wonders he enjoyed.



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          On Monday, he also visited Safari Niagara for the first time and had a blast checking out all the animals, including some of his cousins!



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          Wednesday, May 22, 2019

          CONGRATS! Local Artists Win Awards During 2019 Canadian Music Week!


          The dust has settled on the 2019 Canadian Music Week festivities and a few local artists walked away with awards. CONGRATS!

          Here's a full list of winners. Local winners are bolded.

          Indie Music Awards Winners
          • Album: Alexandra Stréliski – INSCAPE
          • Group: The Dead South
          • Songwriter: Sarah MacDougall
          • Alternative Artist or Group: MONOWHALES
          • Indigenous Artist or Group: Jeremy Dutcher
          • Single: DVBBS – IDWK
          • Artist: Lindi Ortega
          • Electronic/Dance Artist or Group: Milk and Bone
          • Francophone Artist or Group: Jean-Michel Blais
          • Pop Artist or Group: Said The Whale
          • Rap/RnB Artist or Group: Shad
          • Singer-Songwriter Artist or Group: Sarah MacDougall

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          Live Music Industry Awards Winners
          • Road Warrior of the Year: Dave Gardiner (Arkells)
          • Small Festival: Hillside Festival (Guelph ON)
          • Medium Festival: Riverfest Elora (Elora, ON)
          • Major Festival: Festival d’été de Québec (Quebec, QC)
          • Family Program: Winnipeg Children’s Festival (Winnipeg, MB)
          • Green Operations Festival: Skookum (Vancouver, BC)
          • Not-For-Profit Festival: RBC Bluesfest Ottawa (Ottawa, ON)
          • Best Teamwork in Soft Seat/Performing Arts Centre: National Arts Centre (Ottawa, ON)
          • Best Teamwork in Major Club: Danforth Music Hall (Toronto, ON)
          • Best Teamwork in an Arena: Budweiser Gardens (London, ON)
          • Best Teamwork in a Medium Club: Horseshoe Tavern (Toronto, ON)
          • Best Teamwork in a Small Club: The Dakota Tavern (Toronto, ON)
          • Concert / Club Talent Buyer of the Year: Craig Laskey (Collective Concerts)
          • Canadian Live Association Community Impact Award: PLUS1 Organization (Ottawa, ON)
          • SOCAN Licensed To Play Award: Jazz Bistro (Toronto, ON)
          • Agent: Julien Paquin (Paquin Entertainment Group, Management Team)
          • A/V Production Company: Solotech
          • Brand / Music Program: Junos
          • Production Manager: Simon Garner (Bryan Adams)
          • New Touring Artist: Loud Luxury
          • Manager: Bernie Breen/Jenn Pressey (Bernie Breen Management)
          • Festival Buyer: Evenko (Montreal, QC)
          • Legends of Live Award: Triumph
          • Music City: Quebec City, QC

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          Canadian Music and Broadcast Industry Awards Winners

          Main Awards
          • Music Director (Major Market: Lisa Grossi – CHUM FM (Toronto)
          • Music Director (Secondary Market): Barry Stewart – Hot Country 103.5/Jewel 105 (Halifax)
          • Music Director (Small Market): Shilo Bellis – New Country 96.9 (Moncton)
          • On Air Talent (Major Market): Garner Andrews – Sonic 102.9 (Edmonton)
          • On Air Talent (Secondary Market): Jeff and Rachel – 97.5 Virgin (London)
          • Program Director (Major Market): Sarah Cummings – CHUM FM (Toronto)
          • Program Director (Secondary Market): Brad Gibb – FM96/Fresh (London)/Jim McCourtie – 89X/93.9 The River (Windsor )
          • Program Director (Small Market): Matt Cleveland – Capital FM 106.9 (Fredericton)
          • Promotion: Kiss Your Ashby Goodbye – CHUM FM (Toronto)
          • Station (Medium Market): 96.3 Cruz-FM (Saskatoon)
          • Station (Adult Contemporary): 98.1 CHFI (Toronto)
          • Station (Contemporary Hit Radio): The New Hot 899 (Ottawa)
          • Station (Classic Gold): Boom 97.3 (Toronto)
          • Station (Country): Country 105 (Calgary)
          • Station (Multi-Cultural): CHIN (Toronto)
          • Station (News/Talk/Sports); 680 News (Toronto)
          • Station (Rock): Indie 88 (Toronto)
          • Station (Small): K-Rock 105.7 (Kingston)
          Industry Awards
          • Lifetime Achievement Award: Robbie Robertson



            Links: Robbie Robertson, More Stories/Covers of the Band, Video above courtesy of billbilladaadaa a

          • Talent Development Story: Loud Luxury
          • Booking Agency: The Feldman Agency  
          • Casino/Specialty Venue: Casino Rama Resort (Orillia)
          • Digital Music Streaming Service: Spotify
          • Independent Distributor: eOne
          • Independent Label: Arts and Crafts
          • Independant Music Store: Dine Alone Store/Wax on Wheels (Toronto)
          • Music Journalist: Ben Rayner, Toronto Star
          • Major Facility (Over 8000): Budweiser Stage (Toronto)
          • Major Facility (Under 8000): Brandt Centre (Regina)
          • Management Company: Bruce Allen Management
          • Major Label: Universal Music
          • Major Retailer: Sunrise Records
          • Music Publisher: Universal Music Publishing
          • Music School: Fanshawe College (London)/Metalworks Institute (Mississauga)
          • Performing Arts Centre (Over 1500): The Sony Centre For The Performing Arts (Toronto)
          • Promoter: Live Nation
          • Publicist: Joanne Setterington, Indoor Recess
          • Recording Studio: Revolution Recording (Toronto)


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          Wednesday, April 24, 2019

          GOOD LUCK! Local 2019 Indie Awards Nominees


          We are keeping our fingers crossed, hoping that some of the local nominees for the The 19th Annual Independent Music Awards will win a couple of the trophies! The ceremony's part of Canadian Music Week festivities and will take place May 11, 2019 at the Phoenix Concert Theatre in Toronto.

          Hamilton has a number of artists in the game: Whitehorse (Album of the Year), Dundas rockers The Dirty Nil (Group of the Year), the Trews (Songwriter of the Year, Rock Artist or Group of the Year), Ellevator (Alternative Artist or Group of the Year) and Iskwē (Indigenous Artist or Group of the Year).



          Links: WhitehorseMore Whitehorse StoriesVideo above courtesy of Whitehorse



          Links: Dirty Nil, More Dirty Nil StoriesVideo above courtesy of The Dirty Nil



          Links: The TrewsMore Trews StoriesVideo above courtesy of THE TREWS



          Links: Ellevator, Video above courtesy of Arts Crafts



          Links: IskwéMore Iskwé StoriesVideo above courtesy of iskwe

          St. Catharines Country superstar Tim Hicks is also in the running for Video of the Year.



          Links: Tim HicksMore Tim Hicks StoriesLindsay EllMore Lindsay Ell StoriesVideo above courtesy of Tim Hicks

          GOOD LUCK EVERYONE!

          Here's a complete list of nominees.

          Album
          Group
          • The Dirty Nil
          • Suuns
          • The Dead South
          • Tokyo Police Club
          • U.S. Girls
          Songwriter
          • The Trews
          • Dizzy
          • Donovan Woods
          • La Force
          • Sarah MacDougall
          Rock Artist or Group
          • The Trews
          • Crown Lands
          • The Barr Brothers
          • The Elwins
          • The Glorious Sons
          Alternative Artist or Group
          • Ellevator
          • Born Ruffians
          • Nap Eyes
          • MONOWHALES
          • La Force
          Indigenous Artist or Group
          • Iskwē 
          • Elisapie
          • Jeremy Dutcher
          • Midnight Shine
          • Nêhiyawak
          Singer-Songwriter Artist or Group
          Video
          Single
          • DVBBS – IDWK
          • Loud Luxury - Love No More
          • Lucky Rose - Lost ft. Jordan Hart
          • MONOWHALES - Take it Back
          • Patrick Watson - Mélody Noir
          Artist
          • Born Ruffians
          • Jeremy Dutcher
          • Lindi Ortega
          • Neko Case
          • Tanya Tagaq
          Electronic/Dance Artist or Group
          • Caracol
          • DVBBS
          • Keys N Krates
          • Milk and Bone
          • REZZ
          Francophone Artist or Group
          • Choses Sauvages
          • Jean-Michel Blais
          • Jesuslesfilles
          • Pierre Lapointe
          • Safia Nolin
          Pop Artist or Group
          • Chromeo
          • Emilie Kahn
          • Ralph
          • Said The Whale
          • Soran
          Rap/RnB Artist or Group
          • Cadence Weapon
          • Evil Ebenezer x JYAY
          • Killy
          • Shad
          • Zaki Ibrahim

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          Friday, February 1, 2019

          GOOD LUCK! Local 2019 Juno Nominees


          Whether it's Rock, Blues, Classical, Country or any other genre, Hamilton (and the surrounding areas) are well represented in the 2019 Juno nominees list. On March 16-17, 2019 in London, the awards will be handed out and hopefully a few of our local musical heroes will bring home some hardware.

          The Rock Album of the Year category alone has three Hammertown bands: The Arkells, Monster Truck and The Trews. The Arkells are also up for Group of the Year, Producer of the Year and Album Artwork of the Year.



          Links: The TrewsMore Trews StoriesVideo above courtesy of THE TREWS

          As for Blues Album of the Year, Hamilton Bluesman Jack de Keyzer is one of the nominees and is also a guest on another nominated recording: Myles Goodwyn: Friends of the Blues. Steeltown artists Jesse O'Brien and Steve Pelletier work on the nominated Colin James album Miles To Go.



          Links: Jack de KeyzerMore Jack de Keyzer Stories, More Robert Jordan Covers/StoriesVideo above courtesy of Jack de Keyzer

          Other Hamilton musicians up for Junos include Whitehorse (Adult Contemporary Album of the Year), Diana Panton (Vocal Jazz Album of the Year) and  David Braid (Classical Album, Vocal or Choral, of the Year).



          Links: Diana PantonMore Diana Panton StoriesVideo above courtesy of Diana Panton - Topic

          St. Catharines Country superstar Tim Hicks and and the Reklaws from Cambridge are both in the running for Country Album of the Year. Elora's Kevin Breit is also nominated for Instrumental Album of the Year.



          Links: Kevin BreitMore Kevin Breit StoriesVideo above courtesy of Stony Plain Records

          GOOD LUCK EVERYONE!

          Here's a complete list of nominees.

          Blues Album
          Rock Album 
          Group
          Country Album
          Fan Choice
          • Alessia Cara
          • Avril Lavigne
          • bülow
          • Elijah Woods x Jamie Fine
          • KILLY
          • Loud Luxury
          • NAV
          • Shawn Mendes
          • The Weeknd
          • Tory Lanez
          Single
          • Alessia Cara: Growing Pains
          • bülow: Not A Love Song
          • Loud Luxury: Body
          • Shawn Mendes: In My Blood
          • The Weeknd/Kendrick Lamar: Pray For Me
          International Album
          • Camila Cabello: Camila
          • Cardi B: Invasion of Privacy
          • Maroon 5: Red Pill Blues
          • Post Malone: beerbongs and bentleys
          • Travis Scott: ASTROWORLD
          Album
          • Hubert Lenoir: Darlène
          • Jann Arden: These Are The Days
          • Shawn Mendes: Shawn Mendes
          • The Weeknd: My Dear Melancholy
          • Three Days Grace: Outsider
          Artist
          • Alessia Cara
          • Michael Bublé
          • Shawn Mendes
          • The Weeknd
          • Tory Lanez
          Breakthrough Artist
          • bülow
          • grandson
          • Johnny Orlando
          • KILLY
          • Meghan Patrick
          Breakthrough Group
          • 88Glam
          • Dizzy
          • Elijah Woods x Jamie Fine
          • Loud Luxury
          • The Washboard Union
          Songwriter
          • Bahamas
          • Donovan Woods
          • Frank Dukes
          • Jessie Reyez
          • Shawn Mendes
            Adult Alternative Album
            • Bahamas: Earthtones
            • Dan Mangan: More Or Less
            • Gabrielle Shonk: Gabrielle Shonk
            • Rhye: Blood
            • The Barr Brothers: Queens Of The Breakers
            Alternative Album
            • Destroyer: ken
            • Dizzy: Baby Teeth
            • Fucked Up: Dose Your Dreams
            • Tokyo Police Club: TPC
            • U.S. Girls: In A Poem Unlimited
            Pop Album
            • bülow: Damaged
            • Chromeo: Head Over Heels
            • Hubert Lenoir: Darlène
            • Shawn Mendes: Shawn Mendes
            • Tyler Shaw: Intuition
            Jazz Album (Solo)
            • Alexis BaroL Sandstorm
            • Alison Young: So Here We Are
            • Larnell Lewis: In the Moment
            • Renee Rosnes: Beloved of the Sky
            • Robi Botos: Old Soul
            Jazz Album (Group)
            • Allison Au Quartet: Wander Wonder
            • Andrew Rathbun Large Ensemble: Atwood Suites
            • Andy Milne and Dapp Theory: The Seasons of Being
            • Liebman/Murley Quartet: Live at U of T
            • Quinsin Nachoff's FLUX: Path of Totality
            Francophone Album
            • Cœur de pirate: en cas de tempête, ce jardin sera fermé
            • Hubert Lenoir: Darlène
            • Loud: Une année record
            • Philippe Brach: Le silence des troupeaux
            • Tire le coyote: Désherbage
            Children's Album
            • Beppie: Let's Go Bananas
            • Ginalina: It Takes a Village
            • Raffi: Dog on the Floor
            • Sonshine and Broccoli: It's Cool To Be Kind
            • Splash'N Boots: You, Me and the Sea
            Classical Album (Solo or Chamber)
            • Andrew Wan and Richard-Hamelin: Beethoven: Violin Sonatas Nos. 6, 7, 8
            • Angela Hewitt; Scarlatti: Sonatas Vol.2
            • Blake Pouliot with Hsin-I Huang: Ravel and Debussy: Sonates
            • Gryphon Trio: The End of Flowers: Works by Clarke and Ravel
            • Marc-André Hamelin: Schubert: Piano Sonata in B Flat Major D.960; Four Impromptus D.935
            Classical Album (Large Ensemble)
            • Canada’s National Arts Centre Orchestra/Orchestre du Centre National Des Arts du Canada conducted by Alexander Shelley: New Worlds/Nouveaux Mondes
            • James Ehnes with Seattle Symphony and Detroit Symphony Orchestra: Newton Howard and Kernis: Violin Concertos; Tovey: Stream of Limelight
            • Louis Lortie with BBC Philharmonic: Saint-Saëns: Piano Concertos Nos. 1, 2 and 4
            • Thunder Bay Symphony Orchestra conducted by Arthur Post with Gryphon Trio: Into the Wonder
            • Toronto Symphony Orchestra conducted by Peter Oundjian featuring Louis Lortie, Sarah Jeffrey, and Teng Li: Vaughan Williams
            Classical Composition
            • Ana Sokolović: Golden Slumbers Kiss your Eyes
            • Bekah Simms: Granitic
            • Cassandra Miller: About Bach
            • Nicole Lizée: Katana of Choice
            • Vincent Ho: Arctic Symphony
            Rap Recording
            • 88Glam: 88GLAM RELOADED
            • Belly: IMMIGRANT
            • KILLY: Surrender Your Soul
            • NAV: RECKLESS
            • Tory Lanez: LoVE me NOw
            Dance Recording
            • AZARI: Gotasoul
            • Dzeko and Tiësto: Jackie Chan (ft. Preme and Post Malone)
            • Jacques Greene: Avatar Beach
            • Keys N Krates: CURA
            • Loud Luxury: Body
            RnB/Soul Recording 
            • Anders: Twos
            • Black Atlass: Pain and Pleasure
            • Charlotte Day Wilson: Stone Woman
            • Jessie Reyez: Being Human In Public
            • The Weeknd: My Dear Melancholy
            Reggae Recording 
            • Blessed:Money Don't Grow on Trees
            • Chelsea Stewart: Genesis
            • Dubmatix: Sly and Robbie meet Dubmatix – Overdubbed
            • Exco Levi: Narrative
            • Kafinal ft. Queen Ifrica: Talk Or No Talk
            Indigenous Music Album
            • Elisapie:  The Ballad of the Runaway Girl
            • Jeremy Dutcher: Wolastoqiyik Lintuwakonawa
            • Leonard Sumner: Standing in the Light
            • Northern Cree: Nitisanak - Brothers and Sister
            • Snotty Nose Rez Kids: The Average Savage
            Contemporary Roots Album
            • AHI: In Our Time
            • Donovan Woods: Both Ways
            • Kaia Kater: Grenades
            • Megan Nash: Seeker
            • The Deep Dark Woods: Yarrow
            Traditional Roots Album
            • David Francey" The Broken Heart of Everything
            • Pharis and Jason Romero: Sweet Old Religion
            • The Slocan Ramblers: Queen City Jubilee
            • The Wailin' Jennys: Fifteen
            • Vishtèn: Horizons
            Contemporary Christian/Gospel Album
            • Brian Doerksen: Grateful
            • LOVECOLLIDE: Tired Of Basic
            • Manic Drive: Into the Wild
            • Tim Neufeld and The Glory Boys: The Buffalo Roadshow
            • Warren Dean Flandez: Speak
            World Music Album 
            • Ayrad: Zoubida
            • Boogát: San Cristóbal Baile Inn
            • Emmanuel Jal and Nyaruach: Naath
            • Telmary y Habana Sana: Fuerza Arara
            • Wesli: Rapadou Kreyol
            Recording Engineer
            • Ben Kaplan
            • Jason Dufour
            • Robbie Lackritz
            • Shawn Everett
            • Steve Bays
            Video
            • No Depression -- Bahamas
            • Places -- Alaskan Tapes
            • Powerless -- Classified
            • Hang Ups -- Scott Helman
            • Have A Nice Day - SonReal
            Electronic Album
            • Ekali: Crystal Eyes
            • Felix Cartal: Next Season
            • iamhill: Give It a Rest
            • Milk and Bone: Deception Bay
            • REZZ: Certain Kind of Magic
            Metal/Hard Music Album
            • Beyond Creation: Algorythm
            • Cancer Bats: The Spark That Moves
            • KEN Mode: Loved
            • Kobra And The Lotus: Prevail II
            • Voivod: The Wake
            Comedy Album
            • Chanty Marostica: The CHANTY Show
            • Dave Merheje: Good Friend Bad Grammar
            • Debra DiGiovanni: Lady Jazz
            • Mayce Galoni: Awkwarder
            • Pat Thornton: Chicken!
            Misc
            • Canadian Music Hall of Fame: Corey Hart
            • Humanitarian Award : David Foster
            • Walt Grealis Special Achievement Award: Duff Roman

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