Juno Awards 2024

Unforgettable Moments at 2024 Juno Awards Opening Night

From emotional performances to surprising wins, check out the highlights from the Juno Awards in Halifax!

The 2024 Juno Awards kicked off in Halifax with a bang, as Nelly Furtado brought the party to the East Coast. The night was filled with unforgettable moments, from Begonia's moving In Memoriam performance to Tobi giving a shoutout to Canadian rappers. Winners like Tate McRae and Daniel Caesar took home accolades, alongside bands like The Beaches and New West. This year's Junos set records for the most Indigenous nominees and first-time nominees, showcasing the diverse talent in Canada's music industry.

Among the early winners were TOBI, Feist, and Aysanabee, with artists like Charlotte Cardin and The Beaches also snagging awards. Aysanabee, Tate McRae, and Tobi stood out as leaders in the Juno Awards winners' circle, representing different corners of Canada's vibrant music scene. The 2024 Juno Awards were broadcast live on CBC Music and Radio One, with hosts Tom Power and Elamin Abdelmahmoud adding color to the prestigious event.

In a surprising twist, a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (GRC) received a Juno Awards nomination for their independent album 'Where I'm Meant to Be' with the country group Stirling John. This unique blend of law enforcement and musical talent highlights the eclectic mix of artists celebrated at the Junos. The pre-telecast of the Juno Awards saw numerous winners being announced, setting the stage for a memorable music celebration in Halifax.