2023 in Canadian music
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The following musical events and releases that happened in 2023 in Canada.
- March 13 – Juno Awards of 2023
- April 2 – 18th Canadian Folk Music Awards
- June 30 – The 36th annual Saskatchewan Jazz Festival kicked off in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.[1]
- July 6 – Prism Prize
- September 16 – 2023 Canadian Country Music Awards
- September 19 – 2023 Polaris Music Prize
- November 5 – 45th Félix Awards
Albums released
A
- Alaskan Tapes, Who Tends a Garden - January 13[2]
- Jeremie Albino, Tears You Hide[3]
- All Hands Make Light, Darling the Dawn - April 21[4]
- Matt Andersen, The Big Bottle of Joy - March 10[5]
- Aphrose, Roses[6]
- Aqyila, For the Better[7]
- Arkells, Laundry Pile - September 21[8]
- Avenoir, Noire
- Aysanabee, Here and Now[9]
B
- Bahamas, Bootcut - September 15[10]
- Tim Baker, Along the Mountain Road - October 20[11]
- Gord Bamford, Fire It Up - April 28[12]
- Del Barber, Almanac - April 28[13]
- Jill Barber, Homemaker - February 10[14]
- The Beaches, Blame My Ex - September 15[15]
- Eric Bearclaw, Distant Places
- Begonia, Powder Blue - February 24[16]
- Black Atlass, When The Darkness Fades - October 6
- Blackburn Brothers, SoulFunkn'Blues
- Haley Blais, Wisecrack
- La Bottine Souriante, Domino!
- Boy Golden, For Jimmy[17]
- Dean Brody, Right Round Here - September 15[18]
- Michael Jerome Browne, Gettin' Together
- Louise Burns, Element - April 21[16]
C
- Daniel Caesar, Never Enough - April 7
- Aleksi Campagne, For the Giving / Sans rien donner
- Charlotte Cardin, 99 Nights - August 25[19]
- Chiiild, Better Luck in the Next Life - March 3[20]
- City and Colour, The Love Still Held Me Near - March 31[21]
- Charlotte Cornfield, Could Have Done Anything - May 12[22]
- Cowboy Junkies, Such Ferocious Beauty - June 2[23]
- Crash Adams, California Girls
D
- Helena Deland, Goodnight Summerland - October 13
- Mac DeMarco, Five Easy Hot Dogs - January 20
- Mac DeMarco, One Wayne G - April 21
- Devours, Homecoming Queen
- DijahSB, Living Simple - February 10[16][24]
- The Dirty Nil, Free Rein to Passions - May 26
- Fefe Dobson, Emotion Sickness - September 29
- Gord Downie and Bob Rock, Lustre Parfait - May 5[25]
- Drake, For All the Dogs - October 6
- Drake, For All the Dogs Scary Hours Edition - November 17
- Kevin Drew, Aging - November 3
- Dumas, Cosmologie - January 27[26]
- Jeremy Dutcher, Motewolonuwok - October 6[27]
E
- Jade Eagleson, Do It Anyway - September 29[28]
- Elisapie, Inuktitut[29]
- Elliott Brood, Town
F
- Stephen Fearing, Vejpoesi
- Feist, Multitudes - April 14[30]
- Dominique Fils-Aimé, Our Roots Run Deep - September 22[16]
- Luca Fogale, Run Where the Light Calls
- Jeanick Fournier, Vivante - May 19[31]
- The Franklin Electric, Oh Brother - June 30
- Debby Friday, Good Luck - March 24[32]
- Fucked Up, One Day - January 27[33]
G
- Gayance, Mascarade
- Hannah Georgas, I'd Be Lying if I Said I Didn't Care - August 25[34]
- Shane Ghostkeeper, Songs for My People[35]
- The Glorious Sons, Glory - September 6
- Jenn Grant, Champagne Problems - June 21[16]
- Great Lake Swimmers, Uncertain Country - April 28[36]
- Emm Gryner, Business & Pleasure[37]
H
- Half Moon Run, Salt - June 2[38]
- Harrison, Birds, Bees, the Clouds and the Trees[39]
- Hayden, Are We Good - April 5[40]
- Tim Hecker, No Highs - April 28
- Matt Holubowski, Like Flowers on a Molten Lawn - March 24
- Home Front, Games of Power
I
- Chin Injeti, Vessels - November 2
- Brandon Isaak, One Step Closer
- Islands, And That's Why Dolphins Lost Their Legs - August 25
J
- Jackson Hollow, Roses[41]
- James Barker Band, Ahead of Our Time - October 20[42]
- Carly Rae Jepsen, The Loveliest Time - July 28
- July Talk, Remember Never Before - January 20[43]
- Jutes, Ladybug - May 19
- Juurini, Aqqutinni
K
- Karkwa, Dans la seconde - September 8[44]
- Khotin, Release Spirit
- Kid Koala, Creatures Of The Late Afternoon - April 14
- Shawnee Kish, Revolution
- Brett Kissel, The Compass Project - East Album - April 28[45]
- Brett Kissel, The Compass Project - North Album - December 1[46]
- Brett Kissel, The Compass Project - South Album - January 27[47]
- Brett Kissel, The Compass Project - West Album - November 3[48]
- Patrick Krief, Skylines - September 8
L
- Land of Talk, Performances - October 13[49]
- Thierry Larose, Sprint!
- Bells Larsen, If I Was, I Am[50]
- Simon Leoza, L'Enfer d'un monde
- Murray A. Lightburn, Once Upon a Time in Montreal - March 31
- Gordon Lightfoot, At Royal Albert Hall - July 14[51]
- Lightning Dust, Nostalgia Killer
- Love Language, Indian Cowboy
- The Lowest of the Low, Welcome to the Plunderdome - October 6[52]
M
- Majid Jordan, Good People - November 3
- Amanda Marshall, Heavy Lifting - June 9[53]
- Kyle McKearney, A Traveler's Lament
- Tate McRae, Think Later - December 8
- Metric, Formentera II - October 13[54]
- Tyler Joe Miller, Spillin' My Truth - August 25[55]
N
- N Nao, L'eau et les rêves
- Ron Nelson, 40 Years Too Late
- The New Pornographers, Continue as a Guest - March 31[56]
- New West, Based on a True Story
- NOBRO, Set Your Pussy Free
- The Northern Pikes, Time to Time - June 2
- Justin Nozuka, Daydreams & Endless Nights - June 16
P
- Griffen Palmer, Unlearn - April 28[57]
- Nico Paulo, Nico Paulo[58]
- Planet Giza, Ready When You Are[59]
- poolblood, mole[60]
- Population II, Électrons libres du Québec
- Postdata, Run Wild - September 22[61]
- William Prince, Stand in the Joy - April 14[62]
- The Provincial Archive, Good Luck
R
- Raised by Swans, Volume 2: Run With The Silent Wildfires - March 30
- Jimmy Rankin, Harvest Highway
- Rêve, Saturn Return
- Robert Robert, Bienvenue au pays[63]
- Benjamin Dakota Rogers, Paint Horse
- The Rural Alberta Advantage, The Rise and the Fall
- Allison Russell, The Returner - September 8[64]
- Justin Rutledge, Something Easy - May 19[65]
S
- Josh Sahunta, To Be Loved, Vol. 1
- Sam Roberts Band, The Adventures Of Ben Blank - October 20
- Jacques Kuba Séguin, Parfum no.1 - February 17[66]
- Ron Sexsmith, The Vivian Line - February 17[67]
- Joseph Shabason, Welcome To Hell - October 20
- Andy Shauf, Norm - February 10[16]
- Gabrielle Shonk, Across the Room - February 24[68]
- Vivek Shraya, Baby, You're Projecting - May 12[69]
- Silverstein, Misery Made Me (Deluxe) - April 7[70]
- Skiifall, Woiiyoie Vol. 2 — Intense City[71]
- Dallas Smith, Dallas Smith - October 27[72]
- Arielle Soucy, Il n'y a rien que je ne suis pas[73]
- Souldia, Non conventionnel
- John Southworth, When You're This, This in Love - May 12[74]
- Rae Spoon, Not Dead Yet[75]
- Colin Stetson, When We Were That What Wept for the Sea - May 12[76]
- Alexandra Stréliski, Néo-Romance - March 31[77]
- Sukha, Undisputed
T
- Talk, Lord of the Flies & Birds & Bees - October 20
- Theory of a Deadman, Dinosaur - March 17[78]
- Timber Timbre, Lovage - October 6
- Trans-Canada Highwaymen, Explosive Hits Vol. 1[79]
- Andrina Turenne, Bold As Logs[80]
- Shania Twain, Queen of Me - February 3[81]
U
- U.S. Girls, Bless This Mess - February 24[82]
- Universal Honey, Dandelion
- Terry Uyarak, Unnuaq[83]
V
- Vivat Virtute (Christine Fellows and John K. Samson), Hold Music
W
- Rufus Wainwright, Folkocracy - June 2
- Alli Walker, Growing Up - March 10[84]
- Colter Wall, Little Songs - July 14[85]
- Wax Mannequin, The Red Brain - April 14[86]
- Whitehorse, I'm Not Crying, You're Crying - January 13[87]
- Roy Woods, Mixed Emotions - July 28
Y
- Jonah Yano, Portrait of a Dog
- Yukon Blonde, Shuggie - October 12
Z
- Zoon, Bekka Ma'iingan
Deaths
- January 12 - Robbie Bachman, drummer (Bachman–Turner Overdrive)
- January 17 - Leon Dubinsky, songwriter ("Rise Again")
- January 27 - Floyd Sneed, rock drummer (Three Dog Night)
- February 7 - Mendelson Joe, guitarist and painter
- February 13 - Guido Basso, jazz musician
- February 23 - Andrée Desautels, composer and music educator
- March 27 - Jocelyn Morlock, composer
- April 22 - Ron Cahute, accordionist
- April 28 - Tim Bachman, guitarist (Bachman–Turner Overdrive)
- May 1 - Gordon Lightfoot, singer-songwriter and guitarist
- May 26 - Andrew Lindsay, singer-songwriter (The Saddletramps)[88]
- July 5 - Martin Stevens, pop and disco singer
- August 9 - Robbie Robertson, rock singer and songwriter (The Band)
- September 5 - Richard Laviolette, singer-songwriter[89]
- November 11 - Peter J. Moore, record producer
- November 15 - Karl Tremblay, folk-rock singer (Les Cowboys Fringants)[90]
- December 3 - Myles Goodwyn, rock singer (April Wine)
References
- ↑ Dupuis, Tara (June 16, 2023). "Your Guide to Saskatoon's 2023 SaskTel Saskatchewan Jazz Festival". Tourism Saskatoon. Retrieved August 29, 2023.
- ↑ Major, Michael (December 2, 2022). "Alaskan Tapes Shares New Track 'W(e)ave'". BroadwayWorld. Retrieved August 31, 2023.
- ↑ Allie Gregory, "Jeremie Albino Details Sophomore Album 'Tears You Hide'". Exclaim!, April 18, 2023.
- ↑ Sokic, Nicholas Sokic (April 20, 2023). "ALL HANDS_MAKE LIGHT are Time Travellers on 'Darling the Dawn'". Exclaim!. Retrieved April 20, 2023.
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- ↑ Megan LaPierre, "Aysanabee Announces 'Here and Now' EP, Shares 'Alone'". Exclaim!, September 6, 2023.
- ↑ Hudson, Alex (July 11, 2023). "Bahamas Goes Country on New Album 'Bootcut'". Exclaim!. Retrieved September 29, 2023.
- ↑ Okazawa, Ben (July 28, 2023). "Tim Baker Announces 'Along the Mountain Road' EP, Shares Lead Single". Exclaim!. Retrieved July 28, 2023.
- ↑ "Future Releases for Country Radio Stations". AllAccess. Archived from the original on January 21, 2023.
- ↑ Owen, Jof (March 8, 2023). "Premier: Del Barber - 'I Told You So'". Holler. Retrieved April 6, 2023.
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- ↑ Emilie Richardson-Dupuis, "Shane Ghostkeeper Announces Debut Solo Album 'Songs for My People'". Exclaim!, May 17, 2023.
- ↑ Alex Hudson, "Great Lake Swimmers Traverse 'Uncertain Country' on New Album". Exclaim!, February 17, 2023.
- ↑ Nick Krewen, "Emm Gryner talks healing, life coaching and her new album ‘Business & Pleasure’". Toronto Star, December 8, 2022.
- ↑ Alex Hudson, "Half Moon Run Announce New Album 'Salt,' Share Single 'Alco'". Exclaim!, April 20, 2023.
- ↑ Tom Beedham, "Harrison Pushes Beyond the Material World on 'Birds, Bees, the Clouds & the Trees'". Exclaim!, April 26, 2023.
- ↑ Kaelen Bell, "Hayden Announces New Album, Shares Video for "On a Beach" Starring Feist, Steve Buscemi and Matt Berninger". Exclaim!, February 28, 2023.
- ↑ Tom Zillich, "Jackson Hollow goes beyond bluegrass with fresh new ‘Roses’ album from the Surrey-based band". North Delta Reporter, April 12, 2023.
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- ↑ Megan LaPierre, "Land of Talk Announce New Album 'Performances,' Share Lead Single 'Your Beautiful Self'". Exclaim!, August 14, 2023.
- ↑ Ben Okazawa, "Bells Larsen Announces New EP 'If I Was, I Am,' Shares Lead Single". Exclaim!, May 30, 2023.
- ↑ "Live Gordon Lightfoot album, ‘At Royal Albert Hall,’ set for release in July". Toronto Star, May 15, 2023.
- ↑ Calum Slingerland, "Lowest of the Low Return with New Album 'Welcome to the Plunderdome,' Share Fall Tour Dates". Exclaim!, September 15, 2023.
- ↑ Anita Tai (March 31, 2023). "Amanda Marshall Returns With 'Heavy Lifting' And National Tour". Entertainment Tonight Canada. Archived from the original on March 27, 2023.
- ↑ Metric announce 'Formentera II' and share "regret disco" song 'Just The Once'
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- ↑ Noah Ciubotaru, "Toronto's poolblood Wrestles with Tenderness on the Sparkling 'mole'". Exclaim!, January 10, 2023.
- ↑ Alex Hudson, "POSTDATA Goes "All-Out Stylistically" with New Album 'Run Wild'". Exclaim!, June 14, 2023.
- ↑ Alex Hudson, "William Prince Announces New Album 'Stand in the Joy'". Exclaim!, February 1, 2023.
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- ↑ Laura Stanley, "Allison Russell Celebrates Her 'Fierce, Hard-Won Joy'". Exclaim!, June 6, 2023.
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