JUNO nominations 2025

Josh and Tate are Bringing the Heat to the JUNOs: Who’s Next?

The 2025 JUNO Awards nominees are out and boy, do Josh Ross and Tate McRae lead the pack! Get the scoop on who else made the cut and why you won't want to miss it!

The excitement is palpable as the nominees for the 2025 JUNO Awards have officially been revealed! The event, taking place on March 30 in the vibrant city of Vancouver, has music lovers buzzing. Leading the charge with a whopping five nominations each are none other than Alberta pop sensation Tate McRae and Ontario's very own country star, Josh Ross. Both artists have captured the hearts of fans across the country, and this year, their chart-topping hits have earned them a rightful spot in the limelight.

Following closely behind in the race for JUNO glory are global icons Shawn Mendes and The Weeknd, each scoring four nominations. The competition is fierce, with fans eagerly anticipating the showdown of talent at this annual celebration of Canadian music. With multiple categories at play—from Album of the Year to Best New Artist—the stakes couldn't be higher. The JUNOs have always been a platform to not only honor established artists but also to shine a light on the rising stars that are shaping the future of music in Canada.

The nominations list is a flurry of noteworthy names, many of whom are paving the way for diverse genres within the Canadian music scene. Notably, artists from the Maritimes are making their presence known this year, showcasing the rich and varied musical tapestry that Canada offers. As the countdown to JUNO Week begins, excitement grows, and fans are clamoring for more details about performances and special appearances lined up for the event.

Mark your calendars as we inch closer to the JUNO Awards night, and prepare to pop the popcorn for a dazzling evening filled with music greatness! As a fun fact, did you know that the JUNO Awards have been celebrating Canadian music since 1970? This year will mark the 54th edition of the prestigious event, continuing to spotlight homegrown talent. Plus, if you've ever wondered why “JUNO” is called what it is, it actually stands for the Canadian music pioneer, Pierre Juneau, who was instrumental in establishing the awards and promoting Canadian content in music.