The main event in Canadian music happened quietly last evening.
When I think of the Junos, I remember back to 2006 when I partied with the stars in Halifax while covering the event for “That East Coast Show”. This year’s Junos, certainly not the event it usually is, but last night the Juno Award winners were announced with a pre-recorded special broadcast. Music fans have been on hold since the planned physical celebrations in Saskatoon were put on hold back in March due to CoVid-19.
The results saw Meghan Patrick’s album “Wild as Me” named as the Country Recording of the Year and Halifax’s Neon Dreams beating out the Hunter Brothers to take home their first Juno for Breakthrough Group of the Year.
Here is the complete list of winners for this year’s Juno Awards.
AND The Winner IS… Junos 2020 – The Complete List Of Winners
Now I am sure there are a lot of you that didn’t see this event last night, so here you go. Hosted by Damnhait Doyle and Odario Williams, the special broadcast of the 2020 Juno Awards.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vpUtRiEzX7M
