The 53rd annual Juno Awards have announced their nominees for the 2024 season. The ceremony will be hosted by Nelly Furtado and held in Halifax, NS at the Scotiabank Centre on March 24, 2024. It will also be available for broadcast and streamed live across Canada from 8 p.m. ET/9 p.m. AT on CBC-TV, CBC Gem, CBC Radio One, CBC Music, CBC Listen, and globally at CBCMusic.ca/junos and CBC Music’s YouTube page. This year, The Orchard distributed partners received over 30 nominations!
Cult Nation artist Charlotte Cardin received a total of 6 nominations for TikTok Juno Fan Choice, Single of the Year, Album of the Year, and more! Her sophomore album 99 Nights touches on themes of relationship hurdles and self-empowerment which has gained much acclaim.
Golden Carrot artist Walk off the Earth has received 2 nominations for TikTok Juno Fan Choice and Group of the Year. Their latest projects include Stand By You and Walk off the Earth & Romeo Eats, Vol. 3.
Bonsound artist Elisapie received a total of 2 nominations for Contemporary Indigenous Artist or Group of the Year and Album Artwork of the Year. Her album Inuktitut is a journey through her childhood memories and serves as an offering to her people, the Inuit. More than just memories, these are sung as if to someone: a message, a tribute, a cry from the heart.
Find the full list of this year’s Juno nominees here and the Orchard distributed artists and labels below.
TikTok Juno Fan Choice
Charlotte Cardin (Cult Nation)
Walk off the Earth (Golden Carrot)
Single of the Year
Charlotte Cardin – “Confetti” (Cult Nation)
Album of the Year
Charlotte Cardin – 99 Nights (Cult Nation)
Artist of the Year
Charlotte Cardin (Cult Nation)
Group of the Year
Walk off the Earth (Golden Carrot)
Breakthrough Group of the Year
Good Kid (Good People)
Songwriter of the Year
Charlotte Cardin, Jason Brando & Lubalin (Cult Nation)
Adult Alternative Album of the Year
Begonia – Powder Blue (Birthday Cake)
Alternative Album of the Year
Softcult – See You In The Dark (Easy Life)
Pop Album of the Year
Charlotte Cardin – 99 Nights (Cult Nation)
Rock Album of the Year
Metric – Fomentera II (Metric Music/Thirty Tigers)
Vocal Jazz Album of the Year
Caity Gyorgy & Mark Limacher – You’re Alike, You Two (La Reserve)
Jazz Album of the Year (Group)
Mike Murley & Mark Eisenman Quartet – Recent History (Cornerstone Outside)
Francophone Album of the Year
Karkwa – Dans la seconde (Simone)
Salebarbes – À boire deboutte (Productions Grand V.)
Children’s Album of the Year
ABC Singsong – Big Words (ABC Singsong)
Splash’N Boots – Love-a-By (Splash’N Boots)
Classical Album of the Year (Solo Artist)
James Ehnes – Nielsen: Violin Concerto, Symphony No. 4 (Chandos/Naxos)
Classical Album of the Year (Small Ensemble)
Andrew Armstrong & James Ehnes – Mythes (Onyx)
Angèle Dubeau & La Pietà – Portrait: Alex Baranowski (Analekta)
Classical Composition of the Year
Iman Habibi – “Shāhīn-nāmeh, for Voice and Orchestra” (Analekta*Naxos)
Contemporary Indigenous Artist or Group of the Year
Elisapie – Inuktitut (Bonsound)
Contemporary Roots Album of the Year
William Prince – Stand in the Joy (Six Shooter)
Traditional Roots Album of the Year
Benjamin Dakota Rogers – Paint Horse (Good People)
Blues Album of the Year
Blackburn Brothers – SoulFunkn’BLUES (Electro-Fi*Isotope Music)
Album Artwork of the Year
Elisapie – Inuktitut (Bonsound)
City and Colour – THE LOVE STILL HELD ME NEAR (Dine Alone)
Electronic Album of the Year
Tim Hecker – No Highs (Sunblind/Kranky)
Metal/Hard Music Album of the Year
KEN mode – VOID (Artoffact*MVD)
Adult Contemporary Album of the Year
Amanda Marshall – Heavy Lifting (Metatune)
Underground Dance Single of the Year
DJ Karaba – “Mad Mess” (DJ Karaba)
Producer of the Year
Jason Brando, Lubalin, Mathieu Sénéchal, Sam Avant (Charlotte Cardin) – “Confetti,” “Jim Carrey” (Cult Nation)
Recording Engineer of the Year
Denis Tougas (Amanda Marshall) – “Dawgcatcher,” “Special” (Metatune/Coalition)
Matty Green (Chris LaRocca) – “because of you” (Red Bull)
