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It’s JUNOS Weekend and SiriusXM is doing so much to celebrate this year’s nominees. Here’s a rundown of what you can hear and when:
Junos Radio is taking over Poplandia. The party runs from Friday, May 13th through Sunday, May 15th. All weekend long you’ll hear music spanning 51 years from Juno’s winners, nominees and presenters and hear Canadian artists reflect on their favourite JUNOs memories from over the years. Plus, on May 15th Poplandia gets the red carpet treatment when JUNOs Radio provides the soundtrack to the biggest night in Canadian music.
This weekend The Indigiverse is celebrating the Indigenous Nominees at the 2022 Juno Awards. You’ll get caught up with who’s nominated and hear their music, including tracks from Adrian Sutherland, DJ Shub, Jayli Wolf, Shawnee Kish, Snotty Nose Rez Kids, Fawn Wood, Joel Wood, Manitou Mkwa Singers, Nimkii and the Niniis, Young Spirit, The Hallucination, and Ruby Waters.
Hear it:
Friday, May 13th at 9 am/pm ET
Saturday, May 14th at 7 am/pm ET
Sunday, May 15th at 5 am/pm ET
The JUNO Awards are being presented Sunday, May 15th at Budweiser Stage in Toronto, and are proud sponsors of the Artist of the Year, Group of the Year and Comedy Album of the Year awards. You can see our exclusive coverage @SiriusXMCanada.
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