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Listen to This

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Popjustice

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Rolling Stone

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We Are the Music Makers

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Circle Of Trust

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[thereviewsarein]

The Canadian Country Music Association Awards have wrapped for another year after a HUGE show in Calgary, AB on Sunday night.

Hosted by Dallas Smith and Billy Ray Cyrus, the broadcast was packed fantastic performances and big award wins. Smith lead the way for the men with wins for Male Artist of the Year and the coveted Entertainer of the Year trophy. And on the women’s side, Tenille Townes had a coming out party as she won Female Artist of the Year and added Single of the Year to the Songwriter and Video of the Year award wins she had already picked up over the weekend for her #1 single, Somebody’s Daughter.

The Apple Music Fans’ Choice award was presented to Brett Kissel, who called it the Stanley Cup in the industry and must have felt extra special in his home province. Group or Duo of the Year went to The Washboard Union, who dressed to match and may have been the best dressed trio in the building. The Reklaws won Album of the Year for Feels Like That in a moment that left them nearly speechless. And Jade Eagleson, winner of the 2017 Emerging Artist Showcase at Boots & Hearts won his first CCMA Award, taking home the Rising Star award.

But as much as this was an event to celebrate the winners, this was a night to celebrate Canadian country music. The performances throughout the show put a spotlight on some of the genres biggest stars. Bookended by Tim Hicks and Paul Brandt, the entire set on Global TV was a blast.

There were some great collaborations during the show as well. Meghan Patrick and Mitchell Tenpenny singing Wild As Me hit us in the feels. Dallas Smith with Dean Brody and MacKenzie Porter got us excited for the Friends Don’t Let Friends Tour Alone shows coming up. And Aaron Pritchett and Jess Moskaluke joined by Charlie Major to celebrate his induction into the Hall of Fame was a great moment.

Flip through the slideshow of performance photos to relive some of the moments.

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Congratulations to all of the award winners, the nominees, and a round of applause to all of the performers at the 2019 CCMA Awards show. It was a great night of celebration for the Canadian country music community and made memories that a lot of people will remember for a long time.

Now, check out the winners as they received their awards and look through the complete list of artist, musician, radio, and industry award winners from the 2019 Canadian Country Music Association Awards!

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Artist Awards

Entertainer of the Year

Dallas Smith

Ford Album of the Year

The Reklaws – Feels Like That

Apple Music Fans’ Choice Award

Brett Kissel

Female Artist of the Year

Tenille Townes

Group or Duo of the Year

The Washboard Union

MNP Male Artist of the Year

Dallas Smith

Rising Star

Jade Eagleson

Single of the Year

Tenille Townes – Somebody’s Daughter

Roots Album of the Year

Donovan Woods – Both Ways The Washboard Union – What We’re Made Of

Anthem Entertainment Songwriter(s) of the Year

Barry Dean, Luke Laird, Tenille Townes – Somebody’s Daughter

Video of the Year

Tenille Townes – Somebody’s Daughter

Musician Awards

Bass Player of the Year Lisa Dodd

Drummer of the Year Chad Melchert

Fiddle Player of the Year Tyler Vollrath

Guitar Player of the Year Matt McKay

Keyboard Player of the Year Bart McKay

Specialty Instrument Player of the Year Mitch Jay

Steel Guitar Player of the Year Mitch Jay

Radio Awards

Music Director of the Year (Large Market) Amanda Kingsland – CKBY-FM, Ottawa, ON

Music Director of the Year (Medium or Small Market) Paul Ferguson – CHCQ-FM, Belleville, ON

Radio Station of the Year (Large Market) CKBY-FM, Ottawa, ON

Radio Station of the Year (Medium or Small Market) CKGY-FM, Red Deer, AB

On-Air Personality(ies) of the Year (Large Market) CISN in the Mornings with Chris, Jack & Matt – CISN-FM, Edmonton, AB

On-Air Personality(ies) of the Year (Medium or Small Market) The Real Wake Up with Vinnie & Randi – CKGY-FM, Reed Deer, AB

Industry Awards

Booking Agency of the Year The Feldman Agency

Country Club of the Year Rock ‘N’ Horse Saloon – Toronto, ON

Country Fair, Festival or Exhibition of the Year Cavendish Beach Music Festival – Cavendish, PEI

Country Music Program or Special of the Year Girl Power Hour – Rogers Media

Management Company of the Year Inivictus Entertainment Group

Music Publishing Company of the Year ole/Anthem Entertainment

Record Company of the Year Warner Music Canada

Industry Person of the Year Steve Coady – VP, Radio Promotions – Warner Music Canada

Creative Director(s) of the Year Design Team: Buckspring Inc., Photography: Andrik Langfield, Tanner Wendell Stewart, Jonathan Taylor Sweet, Paul Tellefsen Albums: The Journey YYC Vol. 1, The Journey BNA Vol. 2, The Journey YYC-BNA Deluxe Volume; Single: Bittersweet feat. Lindsay Ell, Tour Graphics: The Journey Tour (Artist: Paul Brandt)

Recording Studio of the Year Revolution Recording – Toronto, ON

Record Producer(s) of the Year Jeff Dalziel Album: Juliet (Artist: Dan Davidson)

Ron Sakamoto Talent Buyer or Promoter of the Year Paul Biro – Sakamoto Agency

Video Director of the Year Ben Knechtel Video: Ain’t My Fault (Live From Toronto / 2019) (Artist: Jade Eagleson), Video: Count The Ways (Artist: Jade Eagleson), Video: Dear Drunk Me (Artist: Chad Brownlee ), Video: Feels Like That (Artist: The Reklaws), Video: Forever’s Gotta Start Somewhere (Artist: Chad Brownlee ), Video: Got Your Name On It (Artist: Jade Eagleson), Video: Keep It Simple (Artist: James Barker Band) Video: Long Live The Night (Artist: The Reklaws), Video: Lost (Artist: Hunter Brothers) Video: Never Be The Same (Artist: James Barker Band), Video: Save Some Of That Whiskey (Artist: Jess Moskaluke), Video: The Worst Kind feat. Lindsay Ell (Artist: Tim Hicks)

All photos provided by the Canadian Country Music Association. 

2019 Canadian Country Music Association Awards Winners and Wrap The Canadian Country Music Association Awards have wrapped for another year after a HUGE show in Calgary, AB on Sunday night.

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The Week of July 24th On Repeat

“Jaaaay, where are you? Come home for some treats, Jay.” Nightly, Camden, around 7-10pm

“The next station is Dalston Kingsland. Please keep your luggage with you at all times and report anything suspicious to a member of staff.” Daily, every overground train passing through Dalston Kingsland

Listen to the recording here: https://youtu.be/e7qDFI37-dk

The Dalston Kingsland one gets me because this warning (I’ve ridden the whole line end to end) only comes up at this station. How does this repetition effect how I view this station and the subsequent area? For one I am automatically put on guard; suspicious that I’m entering a bad area. As a result how does this effect how I view those entering the train at this station—particularly those that don’t look like me—does this repetitive recording encourage racial thinking subliminally? Since thinking this I cannot help but feel a bit disgusted at myself and TFL every time this recording comes on over the intercom.

This also got me thinking that before better restoration techniques and science, old paintings were literally painted over (aside from a somewhat recent restoration in Spain https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-19349921). For example the Mona Lisa is thought to have originally had eyebrows and eyelashes but were lost over time due to poorer restoration techniques. (https://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/art/3668700/Solved-Why-Mona-Lisa-doesnt-have-eyebrows.html) 

[imafoolforkingsland]

(cropped people out of these photos haha sorry) but I really love these photos from Showcase Live. It was one of the most emotional gigs I have ever been to, saying goodbye to Jay broke my heart. I apologise to anyone who saw me crying that night, but I literally just couldn't cope with the fact that the boy that means so much to me, suddenly won't be part of my life any more.

[dailymazzimaz]

The local lads @KingslandRd absolutely smashed it tonight! Here's me and my twin @jay_kingslands

[thereviewsarein]

The Canadian Country Music Association Awards took over Hamilton’s FirstOntario Centre on Sunday night for a celebration of excellence.

From start to finish the night’s show put a bright spotlight on the outstanding talent in the genre, but it shined especially bright on the women of Canadian country music. From the opening moments of the show, with Jess Moskaluke, Kira Isabella, and Madeline Merlo paying tribute to host and legend, Shania Twain, it was on, and it continued throughout the show.

During the CCMA Awards show (and the Saturday night gala) the men of Canadian country music were also celebrated with awards, cheers, and praise. Dallas Smith took home his first Male Artist of the Year award, The Washboard Union added a Group of the Year award to their Roots Artist of the Year honour, and Brett Kissel took home his fifth Interactive Artist of the Year award.

But it was the women that captured the attention and admiration of the Hamilton audience, and viewers across Canada and around the world. Live performances including the Shania tribute, Jessica Mitchell’s Heart Of Glass, Lindsay Ell’s Criminal, Meghan Patrick’s Walls Come Down, and a medley of Terri Clark hits to celebrate her induction into the Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame were all highlights. These women showed everyone that we are in the middle of a resurgence, that they deserve the spotlight, and that they are ready, willing, and able to take the next steps in their careers, and in support of each other.

In her acceptance speech for her second consecutive Female Artist of the Year award, Meghan Patrick told the world “To all the girls: we are killin’ it this year. And I feel like we’ve bonded this year, and I’m so proud of all of you, and this is for all of us!”, we couldn’t agree more.

The spotlight and recognition of Canadian women continued and proved Meghan right when Jess Moskaluke won Album of the Year for Past The Past. The award joins Moskaluke’s Juno for her last album, Kiss Me Quiet, and her three Female Artist of the Year awards (2014, 2015, 2016) in recognizing her incredible talent and hard work in her career so far.

But that wasn’t all.

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The Fans’ Choice Award was up for grabs with 10 nominees (Gord Bamford, Dean Brody, Chad Brownlee, Tim Hicks, High Valley, James Barker Band, Brett Kissel, Jess Moskaluke, Dallas Smith, Shania Twain) who all have great fanbases and deserve to be recognized. However, there could only be one winner, and when all the votes were counted, the award went to Shania Twain!

It marked the fourth time that queen Shania took home the CCMA Fans’ Choice title (1996, 1998, 1999) and it was a great moment in an amazing evening.

The atmosphere inside the arena was more concert than award show, which was perfect. It was also the result of a well put together program that featured some of the hottest stars in Canada (we loved the performances by Dallas Smith & Terri Clark, Brett Kissel with Serena Ryder, The Washboard Union, The Reklaws, James Barker Band and more) – plus a bonus appearance and performance from international country star, Keith Urban. The energy, cheers, and volume from the fans in the seats and in front of the stage were a great indication of the support that the genre enjoys coast to coast. If you haven’t been to a country show in Canada, we implore you to do so. Soon.

We can’t wait to see how the country fans in Calgary plan on topping this show and weekend in 2019!

Congratulations to all of the nominees and winners at the 2018 Canadian Country Music Association Awards. Check out photos from the show, the full list of winners from the 2018 CCMAs, and performance videos from CBC Music’s YouTube channel.

Photos from the 2018 Canadian Country Music Awards

Jess Moskaluke, Kira Isabella & Madeline Merlo

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Keith Urban

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James Barker Band

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Meghan Patrick

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Paul Brandt, Jess Moskaluke, High Valley, The Hunter Brothers

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Lindsay Ell

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Dallas Smith and Terri Clark

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The Reklaws

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The Washboard Union

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Brett Kissel & Serena Ryder

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Terri Clark, Jessica Mitchell, Meghan Patrick & Suzy Bogguss

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Jessica Mitchell

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Mason Ramsey

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Tim Hicks, Tebey & Madeline Merlo

2018 CCMA Award Winners

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2018 CCMA Award Presenters

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2018 Canadian Country Music Association Award Winners

Apple Music Fans’ Choice Award 🏆 Shania Twain Ford Album of the Year 🏆 Past the Past – Jess Moskaluke Female Artist of the Year 🏆 Meghan Patrick Male Artist of the Year 🏆 Dallas Smith Group or Duo of the Year 🏆 The Washboard Union Roots Artist or Group of the Year 🏆 The Washboard Union SiriusXM Rising Star 🏆 The Reklaws Single of the Year 🏆 Chills – James Barker Band Video of the Year 🏆 Sky Stays This Blue – Dallas Smith Songwriter(s) of the Year 🏆 Alexander Black, Aaron Goodvin, Cathy Gravitt: “Lonely Drum” (performed by Aaron Goodvin) Interactive Artist or Group of the Year 🏆 Brett Kissel Top Selling Canadian Single of the Year 🏆 Chills – James Barker Band Bass Player of the Year 🏆 Travis Switzer Drummer of the Year 🏆 Ben Bradley Fiddle Player of the Year 🏆 Tyler Vollrath Guitar Player of the Year 🏆 Matt McKay Keyboard Player of the Year 🏆 Bart McKay Specialty Instrument Player of the Year 🏆 Shane Guse (mandolin) Steel Guitar Player of the Year 🏆 Mitch Jay Music Director of the Year (Large Market) 🏆 Amanda Kingsland, CKBY-FM, Ottawa, Ont. Music Director of the Year (Medium/Small Market) 🏆 Paul Ferguson, CHCQ-FM, Belleville, Ont. Booking Agency of the Year 🏆 The Feldman Agency Country Club of the Year 🏆 Ranchman’s Cookhouse and Dancehall, Calgary, Alta. Country Festival, Fair or Exhibition of the Year 🏆 Cavendish Beach Music Festival, Cavendish, P.E.I. Country Music Program or Special of the Year 🏆 Jess Moskaluke: Home Movie (Corus Entertainment) Management Company of the Year 🏆 Invictus Entertainment Group Music Publishing Company of the Year 🏆 ole Record Company of the Year 🏆 Warner Music Canada Industry Person of the Year 🏆 Steve Coady, vice president, radio promotions, Warner Music Canada Creative Directors of the Year 🏆 Design Team: Antoine Moonen (Mediavandals), Photography: Delaney Royer (Past the Past, Jess Moskaluke) Recording Studio of the Year 🏆 Bart McKay Productions, Saskatoon, Sask. Record Producer of the Year 🏆 Jeff Dalziel (What We’re Made Of, The Washboard Union) Retailer of the Year 🏆 Spotify Canada Inc. Ron Sakamoto Talent Buyer or Promoter of the Year 🏆 Jim Cressman, Invictus Entertainment Group Video Director of the Year 🏆 Stephano Barberis

2018 Canadian Country Music Awards Performances

2018 Canadian Country Music Association Awards Winners and Recap! The Canadian Country Music Association Awards took over Hamilton’s FirstOntario Centre on Sunday night for a celebration of excellence.

[fantasylea3]

It's Kingsland Road babe ♡

[soimaginethekings-blog]

I'm so sorry for not updating in a really long time. I promise to try my best to update at least once a week or even more :) Forgiven? Good xx

[imafoolforkingsland]

This man is one of my favourite people in the whole world. He made my day at Soccer Six. The simple fact that he saw me, and did some weird scream/shout, then said "it's because I'm happy to see you." was the most perfect thing. Simple things like that make me smile, and tbh he was an absolute cutie the whole day (even when I got drunk and probably annoyed him a bit haha oops)

[plutomlinson]

[fantasylea3]

Its Kingsland Road babe! :)

[imafoolforkingsland]

I miss this man so much :(