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Tate McRae Gets Ready to Take Off on ‘Are We Flying’ North American Tour

By Larisha Paul

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Tate McRae released her debut album last year, titled I Used to Think I Could Fly . The record itself features soaring highs, like the envy-heavy single “She’s All I Wanna Be,” and emotional lows, such as “Feel Like Shit.” She wasn’t sure if she could fly then, but now she’s preparing to take flight on the “Are We Flying” tour .

The 20-date North American tour is scheduled to begin on Sept. 5 in Chicago and will wrap on Oct. 13 in Seattle. McRae will make stops in Detroit, Toronto, Boston, New York, Atlanta, Dallas, Denver, Los Angeles, Portland, and more.

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Tate McRae Are We Flying North American Tour Dates Sept. 5 – Chicago, IL @ Riviera Theatre Sept. 6 – Minneapolis, MN @ The Fillmore Minneapolis Sept. 8 – Detroit, MI @ The Fillmore Detroit Sept. 10 – Montreal, QC @ MTELUS Sept. 12 – Toronto, ON @ HISTORY Sept. 14 – Philadelphia, PA @ The Fillmore Philadelphia Sept. 16 – Boston, MA @ Citizens House of Blues Sept. 18 – Silver Spring, MD @ The Fillmore Silver Spring Sept. 20 – New York, NY @ The Rooftop at Pier 17 Sept. 23 – Nashville, TN @ Marathon Music Works Sept. 25 – Atlanta, GA @ Tabernacle Sept. 27 – Dallas, TX @ House of Blues Sept. 29 – Houston, TX @ Bayou Music Center Sept. 30 – Austin, TX @ ACL Live – Moody Theater Oct. 2 – Denver, CO @ Summit Oct. 4 – Los Angeles, CA @ Hollywood Palladium Oct. 7 – Phoenix, AZ @ The Van Buren Oct. 9 – San Francisco, CA @ The Masonic Oct. 11 – Portland, OR @ McMenamins Crystal Ballroom Oct. 13 – Seattle, WA @ Paramount Theatre

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Tate McRae Announces The Are We Flying Tour

Registration for Access to Tickets is Open Now Through Sunday, June 18 at 10 PM PT on  Ticketmaster.com/TateMcRae

Today, singer-songwriter  Tate McRae  announced her  ARE WE FLYING TOUR  with  charlieonnafriday  joining as support across all dates. Produced by Live Nation, the 2023 fall tour   kicks off the 20-city run on Tuesday, September 5 in Chicago at Riviera Theatre, with stops across North America in Detroit, Toronto, New York, Los Angeles and more before wrapping up on Friday, October 13 in Seattle at Paramount Theatre.

TICKETS:  Tickets for the ARE WE FLYING TOUR will be using advance registration to ensure more tickets get into the hands of fans directly by helping to filter out bots and scalpers from the ticket purchase process. Fans can register now through Sunday, June 18 at 10 PM PT  HERE  for both the general presale as well as a Citi presale (details below). Once registration closes, fans will be randomly selected to receive a code that grants them access to the presales starting Wednesday, June 21.

CITI PRESALE:  Citi is the official credit card of the ARE WE FLYING TOUR. After registering, Citi cardmembers may have the opportunity to access the Citi presale for tour dates in the United States. Citi cardmembers can register now through Sunday, June 18 at 10 PM PT for a chance to unlock access to tickets and use their Citi card to complete the ticket purchase if selected. The Citi Presale begins Wednesday, June 21 at 10 AM local time. To register for the Citi Presale visit  www.citientertainment.com .

GENERAL ONSALE:  A limited number of tickets will be available during a general onsale starting Saturday, June 24 at 10 AM local time at  Ticketmaster.com  while supplies last.

VIP:  The tour will also offer a variety of different VIP packages and experiences for fans to take their concert experience to the next level. Packages vary but may include premium tickets, selfie photo opportunities with Tate McRae, pre-show soundcheck party + Q&A with Tate McRae, early entry and more. For more information, visit vipnation.com. 

ARE WE FLYING TOUR Dates:

Tue Sep 05 – Chicago, IL – Riviera Theatre

Wed Sep 06 – Minneapolis, MN – The Fillmore Minneapolis

Fri Sep 08 – Detroit, MI – The Fillmore Detroit

Sun Sep 10 – Montreal, QC – MTELUS

Tue Sep 12 – Toronto, ON – HISTORY

Thu Sep 14 – Philadelphia, PA – The Fillmore Philadelphia

Sat Sep 16 – Boston, MA – Citizens House of Blues

Mon Sep 18 – Silver Spring, MD – The Fillmore Silver Spring

Wed Sep 20 – New York, NY – The Rooftop at Pier 17

Sat Sep 23 – Nashville, TN – Marathon Music Works

Mon Sep 25 – Atlanta, GA – Tabernacle

Wed Sep 27 – Dallas, TX – House of Blues

Fri Sep 29 – Houston, TX – Bayou Music Center

Sat Sep 30 – Austin, TX – ACL Live – Moody Theater

Mon Oct 02 – Denver, CO – Summit

Wed Oct 04 – Los Angeles, CA – Hollywood Palladium

Sat Oct 07 – Phoenix, AZ – The Van Buren

Mon Oct 09 – San Francisco, CA – The Masonic

Wed Oct 11 – Portland, OR – McMenamins Crystal Ballroom

Fri Oct 13 – Seattle, WA – Paramount Theatre

About Tate McRae         

Calgary native singer/songwriter/dancer Tate McRae has become the artist to watch with over 3.5 billion career streams, over 700 million video views, a #1 Top 40 hit and multiple #1 dance hits. She was listed on  Forbes  30 Under 30 List for 2021 as the youngest musician on the list as well as Apple’s Up Next Artist for 2021, Amazon’s Artist to Watch in 2021, Pandora’s Artists To Watch 2021 list and included on  Billboard’s  21 Under 21 and  People Magazine’s  One’s To Watch list. She was also named one of YouTube’s Artist on the Rise, and MTV’s Push Artist for July 2020.  Most recently she was nominated for a People’s Choice Awards for The New Artist of 2021 and three 2022 iHeart Radio Music Awards.

Tate’s #1 multiplatinum-selling single, “you broke me first” has over 1.5 billion streams worldwide.  Tate has collaborated with Khalid on their track “working,” DJ Regard & Troye Sivan’s on their #1 Dance hit “You,” blackbear’s “u love u” and Jeremy Zucker on her single “that way.” She capped off 2022 by collaborating with DJ Tiesto on the dance anthem “10:35”.  She’s released two EP’s  ALL THE THINGS I NEVER SAID  and  TOO YOUNG TO BE SAD  EP and spent 2022 touring festivals including Lollapalooza, Firefly Music Festival, Governor’s Ball, Austin City Limits, iHeart Radio’s Jingle Ball tour and more.

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About charlieonnafriday

“I’m living this life to the fullest,” says charlieonnafriday. The 20-year-old singer/songwriter has achieved several hundred million streams and collaborated with superstars like Macklemore and Lil Tjay. The Seattle born-and-raised, LA-based charlieonnafriday began recording songs in his friend’s basement after football practice. “From the very jump, it always revolved around doing it for fun,” he recalls. With over 100 million streams, his breakout “After Hours” focused on that idea. “That song gives off the vibe that we’re here; we don’t want this night to ever end. charlieonnafriday is somewhat of a musical chameleon — He’s collaborated with rap mainstay Lil Tjay on 2023’s “Same Friends,” was a featured artist on Macklemore’s BEN, and maintains a diverse range of style and influences. “Some days I wake up, and maybe a little bit more of the love for Country comes out,” he says, pointing to a recent Nashville stop. “Maybe I’ll find a Young Thug-type beat and make a straight-up rap song. It always comes down to me making what I like and feel like making at that time.” Upcoming drops honor vintage pop samples in a new, refreshing way and merge country with trap drums. charlieonnafriday continues to maximize his moment. He has a set vision for his music, brand, and message. “You only have so long to live here. Have fun, do it right; every day is a Friday.

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Tate McRae, Daniel Caesar and Aysanabee Win Major Awards at 2024 Juno Opening Night Awards: Full Winners List

The beaches, new west, sza and others also won at the first night of the junos, which set records for most indigenous nominees and most first-time nominees this year..

Tate McRae won both major awards she was nominated for at the 2024 Juno Opening Night Awards, which was livestreamed from the Halifax Convention Centre on Saturday (March 23). The Calgary-born breakout superstar continued her big year both in Canada and internationally, one that included a major Billboard chart hit and appearing on the cover of Billboard . She won single of the year for "greedy" and artist of the year, though the California-based singer was not in attendance to accept either award.

McRae performed at last year's ceremony and was nominated for five 2023 awards but didn't win any of them, but 2024 brought her to even bigger heights with the release of her album Think Later . She's also nominated for the TikTok Juno Fan Choice Award on the main Juno Awards telecast on Sunday (March 24), which gives her the chance to win four this year.

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Several breakout Canadian stars earned accolades at the Opening Night Awards. According to Allan Reid, President & CEO of the JUNO Awards, 2024 had the most submissions in Juno Awards history, which led to 90 first-time nominees.

Aysanabee won for both songwriter of the year and alternative album of the year for Hear and Now , and talked about his rags-to-riches journey. "I grew up in a trailer in North Ontario without electricity or running water," he said. "And now I'm here."

Until recently, it was rare for Indigenous musicians to win Junos outside of the Indigenous category, but that's begun to change as First Nations artists have made a major impact in the country's music industry. Aysanabee shouted out Amanda Rheume and ShoShona Kish, who founded the female and Indigenous-owned label Ishkodé Records. He recognized that this was the most Indigenous artists who had ever been nominated, and invited them all to stand up.

Despite his two wins, he actually lost in the Contemporary Indigenous Artist or Group of the Year category to Quebec's Elisapie, whose album Inuktitut reimagines classic pop and rock hits in the title language. Peguis First Nation singer-songwriter William Prince's Stand in the Joy won for contemporary roots album of the year.

The Beaches and Charlotte Cardin both had their first American chart hits since last year's Junos, and both won major awards this year. The Beaches won for rock album of the year for Blame My Ex, while Cardin won for pop album of the year for 99 Nights . The Montreal-based Cardin led all artists for most nominations this year and will have a chance to win two more on Sunday for the popular-voted fan choice and for the year's biggest award, album of the year. "This is so cool!" she said, accepting the award.

New West won for breakthrough group of the year and joked that they were a "very very famous TikTok band." Co-hosts Aba Amuquandoh and Damhnait Doyle, both CBC personalities, earlier commented that being an artist in 2024 often meant becoming a TikTok star or being rediscovered by a new generation, but that Canadians "punch above our weight" because of both hustle and support from government arts funding. That's under the microscope in the industry right now during an updating of the Broadcasting Act . The event also recognized this year’s Walt Grealis Special Achievement Award to music executive, author and lawyer Chip Sutherland, one of the architects of the Radio Starmaker Fund, which helps launch emerging Canadian artists with support from radio.

Winning electronic album of the year for INFINITY CLUB , Bambii talked about the unparalleled strength of Toronto's underground scene, "the real Toronto," and implored journalists and industry stakeholders to "do your research" and dig deeper.

Several Juno winners have also done well in the U.S. market. R&B star SZA won for international album of the year for SOS , while Shawn Everett won for both producer of the year and recording engineer of the year for his work with Miley Cyrus and Brittany Howard. Daniel Caesar won in the contemporary R&B recording of the year category for Never Enough , while long-running singer-songwriter Feist won adult alternative album of the year for Multitudes . And Nashville-based Allison Russell's video and its director Ethan Tobman won music video of the year for "Demons."

A total of 42 awards were presented in rapid-fire succession at the Opening Night Awards. Performers included Aqyila, LU KALA, Begonia, Jah'Mila and Lili-Ann De Francesco.

Four more awards will be presented on the televised broadcast on Sunday night at 8 p.m. ET on CBC TV, CBC Gem, CBC Radio One, CBC Music, CBC Listen, and globally at CBCMusic.ca/junos and CBC Music’s Facebook, YouTube and Twitter pages.

Here’s the complete list of winners at the 2024 Juno Opening Night Awards.

Single of the Year

“Confetti,” Charlotte Cardin, Cult Nation*The Orchard

“Always,” Daniel Caesar, Republic*Universal

“Pretty Girl Era,” LU KALA, LVK/Amigo Records*AWAL

“A Little Bit Happy,” TALK, Capitol*Universal

WINNER: “greedy,” Tate McRae, RCA*Sony

International Album of the Year

Gettin' Old, Luke Combs, River House/Columbia*Sony

HEROES & VILLAINS, Metro Boomin, Boominati*Universal

One Thing At A Time, Morgan Wallen, Big Loud/Republic*Universal

WINNER: SOS, SZA, Top Dawg/RCA*Sony

1989 (Taylor's Version), Taylor Swift, Taylor Swift*Universal

Artist of the Year

Charlotte Cardin, Cult Nation*The Orchard

Daniel Caesar, Republic*Universal

Lauren Spencer Smith, Universal

Shania Twain, Republic*Universal

WINNER: Tate McRae, RCA*Sony

Breakthrough Group of the Year

Busty and the Bass, Arts & Crafts*Universal

Crash Adams, Warner

Good Kid, Good People*The Orchard

Men I Trust, Independent

WINNER: New West, Republic*Universal

Songwriter of the Year

Allison Russell, Publisher: PO GIRL MUSIC / CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING

WINNER: Aysanabee, Publisher: SELF PUBLISHED

Charlotte Cardin, Jason Brando & Lubalin, Publisher: BIG BOY ED

Nicholas Durocher & Connor Riddell, Publisher: SUMMER CAMP MUSIC PUBLISHING LTD. / ARTHAUS MEDIA INC. / PEER MUSIC CANADA INC.

William Prince, Publisher: SELF PUBLISHED

Country Album of the Year

The Compass Project – South Album , Brett Kissel, Big Star*Universal

Right Round Here , Dean Brody, Starseed*Stem

Do It Anyway, Jade Eagleson, Starseed*Stem

WINNER: Ahead Of Our Time, James Barker Band, RECORDS/Columbia*Sony

Spillin’ My Truth, Tyler Joe Miller, MDM*Universal

Adult Alternative Album of the Year

Powder Blue , Begonia, Birthday Cake*The Orchard

WINNER: Multitudes, Feist, Universal

Are We Good, Hayden, Arts & Crafts*Universal

Motewolonuwok, Jeremy Dutcher, Secret City*F.A.B.

Revolution, Shawnee Kish, Amelia*Symphonic

Alternative Album of the Year

WINNER: Here and Now, Aysanabee, Ishkōdé*Universal

Dizzy, Dizzy, Royal Mountain*Universal

To Learn, Leith Ross, Republic*Universal

See You In The Dark, Softcult, Easy Life*The Orchard

Lord of the Flies & Birds & Bees, TALK, Capitol*Universal

Pop Album of the Year

WINNER: 99 Nights, Charlotte Cardin, Cult Nation*The Orchard

Mirror, Lauren Spencer Smith, Universal

Saturn Return, Rêve, 31 East*Universal

Queen Of Me, Shania Twain, Republic*Universal

Lost In Translation, Valley, Universal

Rock Album of the Year

Fearless, Crown Lands, Universal

Formentera II, Metric, Metric Music*Thirty Tigers/The Orchard

WINNER: Blame My Ex, The Beaches, AWAL*Independent

Pretty Monster, The Blue Stones, MNRK*Outside

Glory, The Glorious Sons, TGS*Warner

Vocal Jazz Album of the Year

Songwriter, Alex Bird & Ewen Farncombe, Independent

You're Alike, You Two, Caity Gyorgy & Mark Limacher, La Reserve*Independent/The Orchard

Little Bit a’ Love, Denielle Bassels, Independent

WINNER: Our Roots Run Deep, Dominique Fils-Aimé, Ensoul*F.A.B./Believe

Your Requests, Laila Biali, Empress*Independent/Believe

Jazz Album of the Year (Solo)

WINNER: Day Moon, Christine Jensen, Justin Time*F.A.B./Nettwerk

Walls Made of Glass, Gentiane MG, TPR*Propagande/A-Train

Sonic Bouquet, Jocelyn Gould, Independent

Twelve, Noam Lemish, TPR*Independent/A-Train

The South Detroit Connection, Russ Macklem, TQM*Independent/IDLA

Jazz Album of the Year (Group)

Migrations, Allison Au with the Migrations Ensemble, Independent

Septology-The Black Forest Session, Canadian Jazz Collective, HGBS Blue*MIG/Proper/UMV/MVD/Independent

WINNER: Cry Me A River, Hilario Duran and His Latin Jazz Big Band, Alma*Universal

Recent History, Mike Murley & Mark Eisenman Quartet, Cornerstone*Outside/The Orchard

Convergence, Nick Maclean Quartet feat. Brownman Ali, Browntasauras/Independent

Instrumental Album of the Year

Néo-Romance, Alexandra Stréliski, Secret City* F.A.B.

WINNER: When we were that what wept for the sea, Colin Stetson, 52 Hz

Calibrating Friction, Haralabos [Harry] Stafylakis, New Amsterdam*Naxos

Fourth Album, Markus Floats, Constellation*Secretly

Tesseract, Meredith Bates, Phonometrograph*Independent

Francophone Album of the Year

Zayon, FouKi , Disques 7ième, Ciel*Believe

Dans la seconde, Karkwa, Simone*Sony/The Orchard

WINNER: En concert avec l'Orchestre symphonique de Montréal (sous la direction du chef Simon Leclerc), Les Cowboys Fringants & l'Orchestre symphonique de Montréal, Les Disques de La Tribu*Propagande/Believe

À boire deboutte, Salebarbes, Productions Grand V.*The Orchard

Non conventionnel Souldia, Disques 7ième Ciel*Independent/Believe

Children’s Album of the Year

Big Words, ABC Singsong, Independent/The Orchard

Going Back: Remembered and Remixed Family Folk Songs, Vol. 1, Ginalina, Independent

Love-a-By, Splash'N Boots, Independent/The Orchard

WINNER: Welcome to the Flea Circus, The Swinging Belles, Independent

Maestro Fresh Wes Presents: Young Maestro, Stick To Your Vision For Young Athletes, Young Maestro, Independent

Classical Album of the Year (Solo Artist)

Infinite Voyage, Barbara Hannigan, Alpha Classics*Naxos/Independent

WINNER: Nielsen: Violin Concerto, Symphony No. 4, James Ehnes, Chandos*Naxos/The Orchard

Fauré: Nocturnes & Barcarolles, Marc-André Hamelin, Hyperion*Universal

De Hartmann: Cello Concerto, Matt Haimovitz, Pentatone/Naxos

mouvance, Suzie LeBlanc, Centrediscs*Canadian Music Centre/Naxos

Classical Album of the Year (Large Ensemble)

Bekah Simms: Bestiaries, Cryptid Ensemble, Ensemble Contemporain de Montreal, Centrediscs*Canadian Music Centre/Naxos

WINNER: Maxime Goulet: Symphonie de la tempête de verglas, Orchestre classique de Montréal, conducted by/dirigé par Jacques Lacombe, ATMA*Universal

Sibelius 3 & 4, Orchestre Métropolitain, conducted by/dirigé par Yannick Nézet-Séguin, ATMA*Universal

Mahler: Symphony No. 5, Orchestre Symphonique De Montreal, conducted by/dirigé par Rafael Payare, Pentatone*Naxos

Rachmaninoff: Symphonies Nos. 2 & 3; Isle of the Dead, The Philadelphia Orchestra, conducted by/dirigé par Yannick Nézet-Séguin, Deutsche Grammophon*Universal

Classical Album of the Year

Mythes, Andrew Armstrong & James Ehnes, Onyx*The Orchard

Portrait: Alex Baranowski, Angèle Dubeau & La Pietà, Analekta*Naxos/The Orchard

Portrait, Cheng² Duo , Centrediscs*Canadian Music Centre/Naxos

WINNER: Il Ponte di Leonardo, Constantinople, Glossa*Naxos

Basta parlare !, Les Barocudas, ATMA*Universal

Classical Composition of the Year

Simulacra, Amy Brandon, Independent

Portrait of an Imaginary Sibling, Dinuk Wijeratne, Centrediscs*Canadian Music Centre/Naxos

...and the Higher Leaves of the Trees Seemed to Shimmer in the Last of the Sunlight's Lingering Touch of Them…, Emilie Cecilia LeBel, Redshift

Shāhīn-nāmeh, for Voice and Orchestra, Iman Habibi, Analekta*Naxos/The Orchard

WINNER: Don't Throw Your Head in Your Hands, Nicole Lizée, Redshift

Rap Album of the Year

bag or die, bbno$, Independent*Stem

Spin the Globe, Connor Price, Independent

Crying Crystals, Haviah Mighty, Mighty Gang*Foundation Media

KAYTRAMINÉ, KAYTRAMINÉ, Independent

WINNER: PANIC, TOBi, RCA*Sony

Dance Recording of the Year

“Eat Your Man,” Dom Dolla & Nelly Furtado, Three Six Zero*Sony

“Crew Thang,” DVBBS, Jeremih & Sk8, Ultra*Sony

WINNER: “Need Your Love,” Felix Cartal & Karen Harding, Physical Presents*Fontana North

“I Go Dancing” (feat. Ella Henderson), Frank Walker, Ultra*Sony

“Next To You” (feat. Kane Brown), Loud Luxury & DVBBS, Armada*Sony

Contemporary R&B Recording of the Year

“For the Better,” Aqyila, Sony

WINNER: “Never Enough,” Daniel Caesar, Republic*Universal

“Heartbreak Hill,” Jon Vinyl, Vinyl*Foundation Media

“When It Blooms,” Nonso Amadi, Universal

FACETS, Shay Lia, AWAL

Reggae Recording of the Year

“Stir This Thing,” Ammoye, Donsome*Ingrooves/Virgin

“Feel Like Home,” Exco Levi, Penthouse*High Priest/ONErpm

“Roots Girl,” Jah'Mila, Independent

WINNER: "Dread," Diamond & Finn, Independent

“Rush Dem” (feat. 4Korners, Haviah Mighty), Omega Mighty, Independent*Foundation Media

Contemporary Indigenous Artist or Group of the Year

Here and Now, Aysanabee, Ishkōdé*Universal

Scream, Holler & Howl, Blue Moon Marquee, Independent*IDLA

WINNER: Inuktitut, Elisapie, Bonsound*Sony/The Orchard

Bekka Ma'iingan, Zoon, Paper Bag*Fontana North

Contemporary Roots Album of the Year

The Returner, Allison Russell, Fantasy*Universal

We Will Never Be The Same, Good Lovelies, Outside

Beyond The Reservoir, Julian Taylor, Howling Turtle*Warner

A Light in the Attic, Logan Staats, Red Music Rising*Believe

WINNER: Stand in the Joy, William Prince, Six Shooter*The Orchard

Traditional Roots Album of the Year

Paint Horse , Benjamin Dakota Rogers, Good People*The Orchard

WINNER: The Breath Between, David Francey, Independent

Roses, Jackson Hollow, Mountain Fever*Syntax Creative

Second Hand, James Keelaghan, Borealis*Universal/IDLA

Resilience, Morgan Toney, Ishkōdé*Universal

Blues Album of the Year

SoulFunkn'BLUES, Blackburn Brothers, Electro-Fi*Isotope Music/The Orchard

WINNER: Scream, Holler & Howl, Blue Moon Marquee, Independent/IDLA

One Step Closer, Brandon Isaak, Independent

The Big Bottle of Joy, Matt Andersen, Sonic*Warner

Gettin' Together, Michael Jerome Browne, Borealis*Universal/IDLA

Contemporary Christian/Gospel Album of the Year

Glory To God, Brooke Nicholls, Independent

ALL YE LEPERS, Joshua Leventhal, Independent

WINNER: Arrow, K-Anthony, Independent

Where I'm Meant to Be, Stirling John, Independent

Alive, Tuzee, Independent

Global Music Album of the Year

Donte sann yo, Bel and Quinn, Independent

Kizavibe, Kizaba, Disques Nuits d'Afrique*Believe

SMS for Location Vol. 5, Moonshine, Moonshine/FORESEEN*MNRK

WINNER: Okantomi, OKAN, Lulaworld*Symphonic

Soap Box, Waahli, Wyzah Musk*Lemont

Jack Richardson Producer of the Year

Hill Kourkoutis

Jason Brando, Lubalin, Mathieu Sénéchal & Sam Avant

Joel Stouffer

WINNER: Shawn Everett

“Used To Be Young” (co-producers/coproducteurs Michael Pollack, Miley Cyrus)

ENDLESS SUMMER VACATION – Miley Cyrus Columbia*Sony

“What Now” (co-producer/coproducteur Brittany Howard)

WHAT NOW – Brittany Howard Island*Universal

Recording Engineer of the Year

Denis Tougas

George Seara

Matty Green

Serban Ghenea

Album Artwork of the Year

Carolyne De Bellefeuille (Art Director/Directeur artistique), Jessica Ledoux (Designer & Illustrator/Concepteur & Illustrateur), Mali Savaria-Ille (Designer & Illustrator/Concepteur & Illustrateur), Veronique Lafortune (Designer & Illustrator/Concepteur & Illustrateur), Leeor Wild (Photographer/Photographe); INUKTITUT – Elisapie, Bonsound*Sony/The Orchard

Heather Goodchild (Art Director/Directeur artistique), Colby Richardson (Designer/Concepteur), Colin Fletcher (Illustrator/Illustrateur), Sara Melvin (Photographer/Photographe), MULTITUDES – Feist, Universal

Kit King (Illustrator), Vanessa Heins (Photographer/Photographe), THE LOVE STILL HELD ME NEAR – City and Colour, Dine Alone*The Orchard

WINNER: Nicolas Lemieux (Art Director/Directeur artistique), Mykaël Nelson (Designer & Illustrator/Concepteur & Illustrateur), Albert Zablit (Photographer/Photographe), RIOPELLE SYMPHONIQUE – Orchestre Symphonique de Montréal, GSI*Independent

Quinton Nyce (Art Director/Directeur artistique), Brodie Metcalfe (Designer/Concepteur), Davis Graham (Illustrator/Illustrateur), Kaylee Smoke (Photographer/Photographe), I’M GOOD, HBU? – Snotty Nose Rez Kids, Independent*Fontana North

Music Video of the Year

“Of Woods and Seas,” Andrew De Zen, Alaskan Tapes, Nettwerk*Amped

WINNER: “Demons,” Ethan Tobman, Allison Russell, Fantasy*Universal

“onetwostep” (feat. juicelover), Jordan Clarke, des hume des hume*Independent

“DAMN RIGHT,” Sterling Larose, Snotty Nose Rez Kids, Distorted Muse*Fontana North

“feral canadian scaredy cat,” Sterling Larose & Zachary Vague, young friend Nettwerk

Electronic Album of the Year

WINNER: INFINITY CLUB, Bambii, Innovative Leisure*Red Eye

Birds, Bees, The Clouds & The Trees, Harrison, Last Gang*MNRK

Creatures of the Late Afternoon, Kid Koala, Envision*Amplified/Believe

Synthetic Season 2, Rich Aucoin, We Are Busy Bodies*Redeye

No Highs, Tim Hecker, Sunblind/Kranky*The Orchard

Metal/Hard Music Album of the Year

WINNER: As Gomorrah Burns, Cryptopsy, Nuclear Blast*AEC/Believe

Electric Sounds, Danko Jones, Sonic Unyon*Universal

Goliath, Kataklysm, Nuclear Blast*AEC/Believe

VOID, KEN mode, Artoffact*MVD/The Orchard

Morgöth, Tales, Voivod Century*Sony

Adult Contemporary Album of the Year

WINNER: Heavy Lifting, Amanda Marshall, Metatune*The Orchard

I Wish I Was Flawless, I’m Not, BANNERS, Nettwerk*Amped

To Be Loved, Vol. 1, Josh Sahunta, Independent*Believe

Run Where the Light Calls, Luca Fogale, Amelia*Symphonic

Wildflower, Steph La Rochelle, Independent

Comedy Album of the Year

Life of Leisure, Derek Seguin, Independent

Never Was, Graham Clark, Independent

WINNER: A Lylebility, Kyle Brownrigg, Independent

Sexiest Fish in the Lake, Laurie Elliott, Howl & Roar*Independent

SAP, Mae Martin, Independent*Netflix

Traditional R&B/Soul Recording of the Year

WINNER: “Hello,” Aqyila, Sony

“Unbreakable,” Jhyve, Independent

“Where To Find Me,” Katie Tupper, Arts & Crafts*Universal

“9 to 5,” Luna Elle, Hot Freestyle*Independent/Believe

“Real World,” RealestK, Columbia*Sony

Rap Single of the Year

“American Nightmare,” Belly, XO/Roc Nation*Universal

“Spinnin” (feat. Bens), Connor Price, Independent

“Honey Bun,” Haviah Mighty, Mighty Gang*Foundation Media

“Minimum Wage,” Pressa, RCA*Sony

WINNER: “Someone I Knew,” TOBi, Same Plate/RCA*Sony

Underground Dance Single of the Year

WINNER: “Call My Name,” BLOND:ISH, Warner

“Mad Mess,” DJ Karaba, DJ Karaba*The Orchard

“Could Be Wrong,” LOSTBOYJAY, Universal

“Eclipse,” Peach, Psychic Readings*One Eye Witness/Music Deli

“Concorde Groove,” Smalltown DJs, Fool's Gold*Virgin Music

Traditional Indigenous Artist or Group of the Year

WINNER: Sing. Pray. Love., Joel Wood, Independent

LFS5, Nimkii & the Niniis, Independent

Mitòòdebi (For My Relatives), The Bearhead Sisters, Independent

Reverie, The Red River Ramblers, Independent

Drum Nation, Young Scouts, Independent

Canada Ranked 8th Largest Global Music Market In New IFPI Report

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Canada’s recorded music revenues are strong, according to a new report from IFPI.

The IFPI's 2024 State of the Industry report takes a deep dive into the state of recorded music around the world, and ranks Canada eighth in terms of global music markets in 2023, maintaining the country's spot in the top ten. Canada's music market grew by 12.19% last year, reaching US$659.6 million in revenues. That growth outpaced both the U.S. market, which grew by 7.2%, and global growth of 10.2% — the second highest recorded global growth rate, according to the report.

Some individual Canadian artists did well on a global scale, too: the report ranks Drake and The Weeknd at No. 4 and No. 5, respectively, in its Global Artist 2023 chart, which considers artist, track, and album performance. Taylor Swift took the top spot there, followed by South Korean groups Seventeen and Stray Kids.

A statement from IFPI , which represents the global recording industry, and Music Canada, an association representing major Canadian labels, attributes much of Canada's revenue growth to streaming revenues, which jumped by 8.6% here, and subscription streaming in particular, which increased by 10.1%. The associations emphasize the challenges posed by streaming manipulation, highlighting IFPI's recent legal complaint against nine Canadian-based sites that sold fraudulent streams. The sites are now offline.

Beyond Canadian borders, IFPI's State of the Industry highlights how national markets are intertwined worldwide, using the growing popularity of Punjabi music in Canada and the launch of 91 North Records — a collaboration between Warner Music Canada and Warner Music India — as an example. "We set up 91 North Records," Warner's Simon Robson says, in "reaction to something that is happening organically and a proactive turbocharge to make sure it doesn’t just continue but flourishes and finds a wider audience." Robson points out that several of the most popular Indian songs in 2022 came from artists based in Canada.

Challenges for emerging artists

While Canada's revenue growth is positive news, the numbers don't indicate which artists might not be feeling the bump in numbers. Canadian music organizations like Re:Sound have been highlighting the economic challenges facing musicians in a landscape where touring costs are increasing and the digital landscape has transformed revenue opportunities. Most major streaming services have royalty models that translate to fractions of a cent per stream, making it challenging for many artists to receive more than pennies in royalties.

Spotify also released a major report this week, Loud and Clear , focused on streaming royalties from 2023. The report highlights that Spotify paid out $4.5 billion to indie-artist catalogues, and that 66,000 artists are generating at least $10K in royalties, with 11,600 generating $100K or more. The majority of those 66,000 are from countries where English is not the primary language. Spotify's royalty sharing model pays out royalties based on the size of a given artist's share of overall streams generated on the platform.

In the report, Spotify designates 225,000 of its music uploaders as emerging and professional artists, who depend on streaming royalties as part of their income. But some, like indie artist Damon K, have pointed out that this classification system devalues the labour and artistry of working musicians who aren't amassing streams.

In the U.S., organizations like the United Musicians and Allied Workers are working with representatives to promote the Living Wage for Musicians Act , which, if passed in Congress, would see that artists receive a penny per stream.

For more on global music revenues, check out the full IFPI State of the Industry report .

What are the must-see concerts of 2024?

Posted: March 19, 2024 | Last updated: March 19, 2024

With every new year comes artists that release new music. To help support the music, they typically announce tours that coincide with it, allowing fans to catch their favorite artists in different cities to perform the new tunes and the classics. 

While some artists are using the stage as a farewell, others are bringing fans into a new era. Here is a list of tours that are sure to be the hottest tickets in town.

Justin Timberlake

After a six-year hiatus since his previous album Man of the Woods, Justin Timberlake is back with his sixth studio album Everything I Thought I Was.  In support of his new album, Timberlake is hitting the road across North America with his "The Forget Tomorrow World Tour." The singer will start his trek on April 29th in Vancouver and end on July 9th in Kentucky. 

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Megan Thee Stallion

Just two years since her previous album Traumazine , the world's resident hottie Megan Thee Stallion is heating up the charts with her latest single "Hiss." Upon the heels of her latest release, Megan interviewed with Good Morning America and revealed that her new album is on the way and she'll be embarking on the "Hot Girl Summer Tour."

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2024 might be the year of Usher. After being crowned the king of Las Vegas due to his three-year sold-out residency at Caesar’s Palace and MGM Dolby Live, in late 2023 the NFL announced Usher as the halftime show performer for Super Bowl LVIII. Shortly after the halftime news, Usher announced he would be releasing his ninth album Coming Home, and embarking on a worldwide tour. By the way, Usher's halftime performance at SB LVIII was a rousing success .

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Red Hot Chili Peppers

The Red Hot Chili Peppers are keeping their fans fed with live shows. "The Unlimited Love Tour" started back in 2022 and continued through 2023, and the band has continued to extend it this year with an additional 16 shows. This time around, they're bringing a few special guests along, including Kid Cudi, Ice Cube, Ken Carson, and more. The Red Hot Chili Peppers will wrap the tour up on July 30th in St. Louis.

In October 2023, reggaeton star Bad Bunny announced his upcoming "Most Wanted Tour" to help promote his latest album  Nadie Sabe Lo Que Va a Pasar Mañana. Bad Bunny started his North America trek on February 21st, which will run through May 26th. When he made an Instagram post promoting the tour, he made it clear saying, “If you’re not a real fan, don’t come.” 

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Janet Jackson

In 2023, Janet Jackson embarked on her sold-out "Together Again" tour with special guest Ludacris. Well, she’s bringing the tour back again, and this time she’s bringing Nelly along for the ride. Jackson and Nelly will trek across 35 cities including Chicago, New Orleans, Toronto, and Los Angeles. 

Adele’s Las Vegas residency began back in late 2022, and her final shows in Sin City will end this year. Although tickets on Ticketmaster for her shows are currently sold out, fans can still snag tickets on secondary platforms like Vivid Seats and StubHub. The "Weekends with Adele" residency will have its final show on June 15th. 

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After reuniting at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, rock band Blink-182 embarked on a tour and plan to make it a second time around. With the release of their latest album  One More Time, it’s the perfect time to give their fans another chance to see them across stadiums and arenas worldwide. The tour is set to begin on June 20th in Orlando, Fla., and will end on August 30th in Glasgow, U.K. 

Drake and J. Cole

Thanks to the success of their 2023 collaboration “First Person Shooter,” Drake and J. Cole are hitting the road for their "It's All A Blur Tour—Big as the What?" tour. While Drake recently wrapped up his joint tour with 21 Savage, this time around, he and Cole are touring cities in smaller markets. The tour will begin on February 2nd in Tampa, Fla., and end on April 16th in Denver, Co. 

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Foo Fighters

Summertime is always a great time to see your favorite bands. Rock band Foo Fighters are taking over stadiums across 10 cities, with opening act appearances from The Pretenders and The Hives. "The Everything or Nothing at All Tour" will kick off on July 17th in New York City and close out on August 18th in Seattle. 

While 2024 marks the end of Billy Joel’s long-running Madison Square Garden residency, he’s still taking his show on the road across several stadiums. For a few of the select shows, Joel will be joined by legendary acts Sting and Stevie Nicks. 

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Nicki Minaj

After a five-year hiatus since her previous album Queen, Nicki Minaj returned in 2023 with her long-awaited album  Pink Friday 2. To help celebrate the new album, Minaj’s fan base (the Barbz) is in for a treat as she embarks on "The Pink Friday 2 World Tour" starting in March. Minaj is also slated to make appearances at festivals like Rolling Loud California and Dreamville. 

The Rolling Stones

Even after six decades since their first U.S. tour, The Rolling Stones are still in high demand for live shows. The rock band is set to hit the road on a 16-city tour to support their latest album Hackney Diamonds. The tour will run from April 28th through July 17th. 

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The time has come to say farewell to Sum 41. Back in May 2023, the band announced they would be calling it quits as a group. After the release of their album Heaven :x: Hell, they announced their final shows as "Tour of the Setting Sun." Joined by special guest The Interrupters, the tour is set to take place across Asia, Europe, and North America. 

In December 2023, Dreamville artist Bas released his long-awaited fourth album We Only Talk About Real S—t  When We’re F—d  Up which featured several collaborations alongside J. Cole, Amaarae, Adekunle Gold, and more. To help support the album, Bas is taking his music on the road with a 23-city North America tour. Bas will begin the tour on March 3rd in Dallas and wrap up on April 9th in New York. 

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Olivia Rodrigo

Just two years after her first headlining tour, rising star Olivia Rodrigo is embarking on her "GUTS World Tour." In celebration of her sophomore album Guts, she will take on 77 shows, joined by openers The Breeders, Chappell Roan, PinkPantheress, and Remi Wolf. Rodrigo began the tour on February 23rd in Thousand Palms and will wrap it up on August 17th in Inglewood. 

In support of his latest album Standing Room Only, country legend Tim McGraw is bringing his talent to the stage. The three-time Grammy winner’s tour will begin on March 14th in Jacksonville and end on June 27th in Phoenix. 

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Tamia and Joe

For the R&B lovers, get ready to hear love ballads and smooth jams from two of the genre’s finest, Tamia and Joe. The tour kicked off on February 9th in Washington D.C. and will end on May 4th in St. Louis. 

Pop singer Tate McRae has been on a hot streak in 2023. From her hit song “Greedy,” to releasing her sophomore album Think Later, to an epic  Saturday Night Live performance, it seems like McRae is ready to take her career to another level. This year, she's set to embark on the "Think Later" 2024 tour, which kicks off April 17th in Dublin, Ireland. Joining McRae as her opening acts will be charlieonnafriday and Presley Regier. 

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Bruce Springsteen

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band postponed their 2023 tour after the singer had to treat a health matter, but the band is ready to take their show on the road this year. The tour is set to kick off on March 19th in Phoenix, Arizona, and other cities on the trek will include San Diego, Pittsburgh, Washington, D.C., and more. 

Green Day is headed out for a stadium tour and they’re bringing a few friends with them. The pop-punk trio will embark on the "Saviors Tour" that will include acts Rancid and The Linda Lindas, as well as The Smashing Pumpkins. In support of the band’s newest album Saviors, the North American leg of the tour will kick off on July 29th in Washington, D.C. 

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Jewel and Melissa Etheridge

Country music fans, get ready to unite as Jewel and Melissa Etheridge co-headline a tour for the summer. The North America tour is set to kick off on July 11th in Montana and will end on October 5th in Arkansas. 

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The 11 musicians to listen to in 2024, from Tate McRae to Sans Soucis

A selection of the best up-and-coming artists across pop, electronic, indie and more.

2023 was a strange year in music. Not one of its 10 bestselling albums was new – unless you count 1989 (Taylor’s Version) , Taylor Swift ’s rerecorded version of her 2014 record. Streaming algorithms and the flood of social media means it’s harder than ever to cut through. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t new artists out there, or that you shouldn’t be listening to them. 

In pop, look out for Tate McRae – who is, admittedly, already huge in some circles – a young dancer from Canada whose impassioned, sultry love songs recall The Weeknd. Also jostling to be the next huge pop starlet is Tyla, from Johannesburg, with a pacy blend of afrobeats and R&B – but the catchiest song of the year is bound to be made by Korean producer Peggy Gou, the coolest kid in dance music. 

If that all sounds a bit much, try MJ Lenderman, a soulful troubadour from North Carolina with an ironic, youthful twang, or Katy Kirby, purveyor of delectable acoustic delicacies that fizz and pop with life and feeling. eee gee is your woman for a dose of Scandi-pop levity; her emotionally intelligent summer anthems are reminiscent of Haim. For real girlband grooves, though, look to Say She She, a Brooklyn three-piece making nu-disco with a feminist slant – and The Last Dinner Party, who were announced as BBC Radio 1’s Sound of 2024 on Friday, are bringing back 2010 maximalism with their emotive baroque-pop outpourings. 

Also coming up is Cristale, a fearless Brixton MC with more bars than your phone by a 5G tower; Hinako Omori, offering undulating ambient soundscapes more beautiful than a travel blogger’s Instagram; and Sans Soucis, whose experimental electro-pop is offset by their angelic voice and hints of African rumba. 

All of these artists are set for big years, with new albums and tours aplenty – so whatever your tipple, break free of your Spotify most-played and dive into something new. 

Tate McRae 

You could fairly say that 20-year-old Canadian Tate McRae has outgrown the term “up-and-coming” – but in 2024 she could become stratospheric. McRae’s slick, catchy pop songs recall both the angsty outbursts of Olivia Rodrigo and the smooth, smoky Euphoria soundtrack. Like many of her generation, she has come up largely through social media – but it’s mainly her dancing that attracted attention. At age 13 she reached the final of So You Think You Can Dance ; she has been posting dance videos on YouTube since 2011. Even now, it’s her music videos and expressive precision that sets her apart, and following her second album Think Later , which was released in December, expect many more viral TikTok hits. 

For fans of: Olivia Rodrigo, The Weeknd, Billie Eilish 

Songs to stream: “she’s all i wanna be”, “exes”, “cut my hair” 

Look out for: UK tour from 20-26 April, starting at the O2 Academy in Glasgow ( tickets here ) 

Dance music is having a moment, and among those blazing the trail is the Korean producer and DJ Peggy Gou. Having been revered in dance circles for years for her flawless deep- and tech-house DJ sets, the 32-year-old broke into the mainstream last year with the impossibly catchy “(It Goes Like) Nanana” – and looks set to get even bigger. With her unique, chilled style – distinguished not least by her ice-cool vocal, and inspired by classic 90s and 00s dance music – she is not only soundtracking a buzzing club scene but pioneering for women DJs and producers. She may be cooler than your most intimidatingly cool acquaintance, but Peggy Gou is also going to be playing in the background of your best nights this year. 

For fans of: Yaeji, Fred again, Eliza Rose 

Songs to stream: “(It Goes Like) Nanana”, “Starry Night”, “It Makes You Forget (Itgehane)” 

Look out for: A debut album, confirmed for sometime in 2024 

The Last Dinner Party 

“Art-rock”, “baroque-pop” – however you describe The Last Dinner Party, it’s going to involve aesthetic. This all-female five-piece rock band from London are taking the industry by storm, and after they were named BBC Radio 1’s Sound of 2024 last week, it looks like they could explode this year. Their expansive, full-throated songs – and music videos – are more like decadent rhapsodies, with the multilayered shouted vocals of Florence Welch, the costume department of an English literature-themed burlesque show and pronounced running-across-the-moors energy. Their debut album is due in early February – so strap into a corset, erroneously cut your own fringe and get ready to wail. 

For fans of: Florence and the Machine, Wolf Alice, Black Country New Road 

Songs to stream: “My Lady of Mercy”, “Nothing Matters”, “Caesar on a TV Screen” 

Look out for: A debut album coming 2 February 

Hinako Omori 

Within the first few seconds of listening to the British-Japanese artist Hinako Omori you will feel your entire body relax. The classically trained musician creates lush, rolling electronic soundscapes that make you feel like you’re floating. Her hypnotic 2022 album A Journey… was her debut solo work, having previously collaborated in sessions with the likes of Ellie Goulding and KT Tunstall – and in 2023 she followed it up with Stillness, Softness, another ambient, transfixing record of winding synth melodies, ASMR spoken word and otherworldly beauty.  

For fans of: Laurie Anderson, Nicolas Jaar, Jon Hopkins 

Songs to stream: “A Structure”, “Stalactites”, “A Journey” 

Look out for: 2024 festival appearances. In the meantime, sit back and luxuriate. 

Katy Kirby 

It was a strange time, deep into the pandemic, so you’d be forgiven for not realising that Texas-born Katy Kirby wrote one of the best albums of 2021. But now she’s back, there are no excuses. Cool Dry Place was a beautifully crafted, delicate record about emotional intimacy and the minutiae of life from a singer who grew up on worship music, and has clearly imbibed something holy. Kirby’s gently lilting vocal, poetic lyrics and softly-softly melodies are enchanting, and yet often unexpected, with powerful, poppy choruses – her new album, and inevitable widespread recognition, can’t come soon enough. 

For fans of: Laura Marling, Weyes Blood, Nick Drake 

Songs to stream: “Cool Dry Place”, “Traffic!”, “Party of the Century” 

Look out for: New album, Blue Raspberry , coming 26 January 

MJ Lenderman 

The North Carolina folk musician MJ Lenderman has been steadily gaining traction for a few years – but his 2022 album Boat Songs has seen him come to the fore of the indie-folk scene. Lenderman’s songs are playful yet heartfelt, old-school yet fresh, and all underlined with his satisfying, husky vocals and shredding guitar. His partner Karly Hartzman is the lead vocalist of the band Wednesday, with whom he has just toured – but his solo material is the perfect music for the new year, a kitchen singalong or the open road: romantic through and through. 

For fans of: Big Thief, Bob Dylan, Neil Young 

Songs to stream: “Tlc Cagematch”, “Heartbreak Blues”, “Hangover Game” 

Look out for: His live album And the Wind (Live and Loose!) , recently released in November 

Since her dancehall single “Bong Bing”, released with the Jamaican producer Laa Lee, went viral in 2022, the Brixton MC Cristale has found herself suddenly on the receiving end of a lot of hype. She released her debut album What It’s Like To Be Young not long afterwards – and with new songs released in December, she looks set to push to the front of London’s drill scene, with her superb, precise rhythmic flows, punchy, incisive lyrics and ability to move between genres, which brings her music warmth and energy. 

For fans of: Dave, Little Simz, J Hus 

Songs to stream: “Bong Bing”, “Artiste”, “13 Going on 30” 

Look out for: Her role in Daniel Kaluuya’s new Netflix drama The Kitchen , released 19 January 

The Danish singer Emma Grankvist, AKA eee gee, not only has an angelic voice, but a knack for the sort of summery pop anthems that never quite leave you. With a heavy dose of Scandi-cool, she pairs precise, rhythmic choruses with emotionally intelligent lyrics – the result is an easy wash of beautiful sound that fizzes with energy. She’s got two albums – 2022’s Winning and 2023’s SHE-REX – to get your teeth into, and a brilliant (and name-appropriate) cover of the Bee Gees’ “More Than a Woman”. 

For fans of: Haim, The Weather Station, Metronomy 

Songs to stream: “School Reunion”, “Favourite Lover”, “Promise to Pick Up the Phone” 

Look out for: Shows in London and Manchester 19 and 20 April ( tickets here ) 

21-year-old Tyla, who was born in Johannesburg in 2002, may just be a superstar in the making. The combination of a voice like honey and formidable ambition is sure to catapult her to bona fide celebrity. Having made a name for herself on social media, Tyla released her hit single “Water” last year, which blends afrobeats and R&B to find a propulsive, addictive sound. She has said she hopes to be the first global pop star from Africa – and judging by her career so far, I wouldn’t be surprised if her wish came true. 

For fans of: SZA, Ariana Grande, Burna Boy 

Songs to stream: “Water”, “Truth or Dare”, “On and On” 

Look out for: Self-titled debut album, coming 1 March 

Say She She 

How about some new-wave disco-soul led by three women with a flawless vocal blend? Yes, please. Say She She, from Brooklyn, have swiftly become the coolest girlband in the world since their debut record in 2022. With funky basslines and soulful grooves, they combine the usual good-time grooves of disco with feminist messaging, creating a wonderful juxtaposition of fire and water. If you listen to 6Music, you’re likely to have come across Say She She in the past year – but expect to hear a lot more of them from now on. 

For fans of: Jessie Ware, Chic, Lianne La Havas  

Songs to stream: “Reeling”, “C’est Si Bon”, “Prism” 

Look out for: UK tour from 5-12 March, starting at Brighton’s Komedia ( tickets here ) 

Sans Soucis 

The songwriter and producer Sans Soucis is originally from Italy, but incorporates a hugely eclectic range of influences into their work, including Congolese rumba, which softly inflects their usual modality – soft electro-pop – with a buoying pulse. Their voice is exquisite, their songs vulnerable and introspective – but they’re also not afraid to be experimental, and their songs occasionally dig into a heavier, more challenging – and welcome – electronica. With four singles under their belt in 2023, Sans Soucis’s journey of self-discovery is coming soon to a speaker near you in 2024.

For fans of: Sudan Archives, Tune-Yards, Romy 

Songs to stream: “Games (feat. Cécile Kyenge)”, “Lost When I’m Around You”, “I Know Your Present” 

Look out for: A free one-off show at the Old Blue Last, Shoreditch, 30 January ( tickets here ) 

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SZA, Tyler, the Creator, Blink-182 Headline Lollapalooza 2024

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Variety ‘s Hitmaker of 2023 SZA , Tyler, the Creator, Blink-182, the Killers, Future and Metro Boomin, Hozier, Stray Kids, Melanie Martinez and Skrillex are set to headline a  Lollapalooza  2024, which will also feature performances from Deftones, Tate McRae, Conan Gray, Reneé Rapp, Victoria Monét, and many more, the festival announced on Tuesday. The annual festival takes place August 1-4 with over 170 bands, eight stages and four days of music and programming at its traditional location in Chicago’s Grant Park.

Fans can sign up now for the 2024 Presale happening on Thursday, March 21 from 10am–12pm CT. This is the only way to guarantee the lowest price on 4-Day General Admission, GA+, VIP and Platinum Tickets. Ticket prices will increase at 12pm CT when the Public On-Sale begins.

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Aysanabee, Tate McRae, Tobi lead Juno Award winners at pre-telecast Junos

Artists from three corners of Canada's music scene were celebrated at the Juno Awards industry gala on Saturday as rapper Tobi, alternative singer Aysanabee and pop star Tate McRae emerged as big winners.

All three pocketed two Junos each with Oji-Cree musician Aysanabee's "Here and Now" being named alternative album of the year, while he also won the songwriter award.

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Toronto rapper Tobi's "Panic" landed rap album of the year while its track “Someone I Knew” picked up rap single.

And while Calgary native McRae wasn't in attendance, she landed two of the night's biggest awards. Her pop smash "Greedy" was picked as single of the year and she won artist of the year.

Another double winner found himself amid the most surreal of Juno-winning circumstances as technical guru Shawn Everett won his second award of the night while talking backstage about his first.

Everett was named producer of the year for his work with Miley Cyrus and Alabama Shakes member Brittany Howard.

Dressed in massive black platform shoes and sporting luscious dreadlocks, Everett watched a live feed of the main room with befuddlement as one of the hosts accepted his second win in his honour.

“I won? That’s crazy,” Everett said backstage while learning he was also named engineer of the year.

“This is a surreal moment for me. This is weird.”

Everett was later given another chance to accept his second award in front of his peers, which he used to thank his manager and his family.

Other winners at the Saturday event included Montreal pop singer Charlotte Cardin, who went into this year’s Junos with a leading six nominations. Her “99 Nights” took home pop album of the year.

And Toronto band the Beaches, who saw their single “Blame Brett” become a TikTok sensation last year, saw its album "Blame My Ex" win rock album of the year.

James Barker Band picked up country album for "Ahead of Our Time," while Toronto music collective New West won breakthrough group.

Music video of the year went to Allison Russell's "Demons," directed by fellow Montrealer Ethan Tobman. Russell accepted on his behalf

Toronto DJ and producer Bambii's "Infinity Club" was named electronic album of the year.

"I'm just a sum of all the communities I've traversed," the second-generation Caribbean DJ said after her win.

"Being around young people, queer people, trans people. It's not only (artists) ... it's the people who consume and understand art ... that have inspired my sound. Just regular people around me that are in my music, their stories are in my music."

The Junos industry ceremony is a precursor to Sunday's televised CBC broadcast, which Nelly Furtado will host. That's where several marquee awards will be handed out, including fan choice and album of the year.

Sunday's show will also celebrate this year's Canadian Music Hall of Fame inductee, rapper Maestro Fresh Wes, and Halifax native Elliot Page will present Tegan and Sara with the humanitarian award for their work supporting LGBTQ2S+ youth.

This report by The Canadian Press was first published March 23, 2024 

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