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The following musical events and releases that happened in 2024 in Canada.
- March 24 - Juno Awards of 2024[1]
- April 6-7 - 19th Canadian Folk Music Awards[2]
- June 25 - Prism Prize[3]
- September 5 - Following the premiere of the documentary series The Tragically Hip: No Dress Rehearsal at the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival, Daveed Goldman and Nobu Adilman of Choir! Choir! Choir! lead a public singalong of Tragically Hip songs "Grace, Too", "Ahead by a Century" and "Bobcaygeon".[4]
- September 14 - 2024 Canadian Country Music Awards[5]
- September 17 - Jeremy Dutcher wins the 2024 Polaris Music Prize for his album Motewolonuwok, becoming the first artist in the history of the award to win it twice.[6]
- September 28 - Tom Cochrane, Jim Cuddy, Greg Keelor, Sarah McLachlan and Diane Tell are inducted into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame.[7]
- October 18 - Harmony Hall, a new concert venue repurposing the historic Vandorf Community Hall in Vandorf, Ontario, launched with a grand opening concert headlined by Brendan Canning.[8]
- November 3 - 46th Félix Awards[9]
Albums released
A
- Aerialists, I Lost My Heart on Friday[10]
- Jeremie Albino, Our Time in the Sun - November 1[11]
- Allie X, Girl with No Face - February 23[12]
- Tenille Arts, To Be Honest - May 3[13]
- Julie Aubé, Boiling Over - April 5[14]
B
- Tim Baker, Full Rainbow of Light - November 15[15]
- Jill Barber, Encore! - June 14
- Quinton Barnes, Have Mercy on Me
- Begonia, Open Swim - July 17[16]
- Laila Biali, Wintersongs - November 1[17]
- Bibi Club, Feu de garde - May 10[18]
- Big Brave, A Chaos of Flowers - April 19
- Black Atlass, I'll Meet You There - March 8
- Boy Golden, For Eden - July 19[19]
- Les Breastfeeders, La ville engloutie - November 8[20]
- The Burning Hell, Hardly Working - March 29
- Spencer Burton, North Wind - January 26[21]
C
- Cadence Weapon, Rollercoaster - April 19[22]
- Cherie Camp, Love and Blood - May 30[16]
- Charlotte Cardin, A Week in Nashville - May 17[16]
- Celeigh Cardinal, Boundless Possibilities - June 21[23]
- Caribou, Honey - October 4
- Jennifer Castle, Camelot - November 1[24]
- Ramon Chicharron, Niebla
- Chromeo, Adult Contemporary - February 16[25]
- Cindy Lee, Diamond Jubilee - March 29[26]
- Clairmont the Second, They said it would rain... - October 31[26]
- Terri Clark, Terri Clark: Take Two - May 31[27]
- Classified, Luke's View - April 26
- Clever Hopes, New Kind of Familiar[28]
- Comeback Kid, Trouble - March 15[29]
- Corridor, Mimi - April 26[30]
- Les Cowboys Fringants, Pub Royal - April 25[31]
- Cuff the Duke, Breaking Dawn - September 6[16]
D
- Les Dales Hawerchuk, Attaque à cinq - November 8[17]
- Maïa Davies, Lovers' Gothic[32]
- Dax, From a Man's Perspective - December 6
- The Dead South, Chains & Stakes - February 9[33]
- Dear Rouge, Lonesome High - September 13[34]
- The Deep Dark Woods, Broadside Ballads Vol. III - May 1[35]
- D.O.A., No Escape from What You Are - November 15[17]
- Mike Downes, The Way In - March 1[36]
- Alan Doyle, Welcome Home - February 9[37]
- Ducks Ltd., Harm's Way - February 9[38]
E
- Thompson Egbo-Egbo, Oddly Familiar, Vol. 2
- Ekkstacy, Ekkstacy - January 19[39]
- Elephant Stone, Back Into the Dream - February 23[40]
- Elliott Brood, Country - April 12[41]
- Lindsay Ell, Love Myself - October 25[17]
- Ellis, No Place That Feels Like - April 26[42]
F
- Michael Feuerstack, Eternity Mongers - April 19[43]
- Flore Laurentienne, 8 tableaux - March 1[44]
- Sue Foley, One Guitar Woman - March 29[45]
- Fredz, Demain il fera beau
- Fucked Up, Another Day - August 9
- Nelly Furtado, 7 - September 20
G
- Dana Gavanski, Late Slap - April 5[46]
- Ghostkeeper, Cîpayak Joy - August 28[47]
- Ghostly Kisses, Darkroom - May 17[48]
- Godspeed You! Black Emperor, No Title as of 13 February 2024 28,340 Dead - October 4
- Good Kid, Good Kid 4 - March 27[49]
- Great Lake Swimmers, In Pieces: An Acoustic Retrospective - October 4
- Grievous Angels, Last Call for Cinderella - May 4 [50]
H
- Lynne Hanson, Just a Poet - May 24
- Kyp Harness, Kick the Dust - April 26[51]
- Coleman Hell, Joyride - May 17[16]
- The Henrys, Secular Hymns and Border Songs - November 1[17]
- High Valley, Small Town Somethin' - February 2[52]
- Homeshake, CD Wallet - March 8[53]
- Honeymoon Suite, Alive - February 16[54]
- Joshua Hyslop, Evergold - April 26
I
J
- Japandroids, Fate & Alcohol - October 18[17]
- Nick Johnston, Child of Bliss - March 8[56]
- Jutes, Sleepyhead - December 16
K
- k-os, Atlantis+ (expanded edition reissue of 2006 album Atlantis: Hymns for Disco) - May 3[57]
- Michael Kaeshammer, Turn It Up - March 1[58]
- Kaia Kater, Strange Medicine - May 17[16]
- Kaytranada, Timeless - June 7[16]
- Keysha Freshh, Pretty Boys Break My Heart - August 16[59]
- Kiesza, Dancing and Crying: Vol. 1 - May 24[60]
- Kittie, Fire - June 21[61]
- Kalsey Kulyk, Outlaw Poetry - February 23[62]
L
- Matt Lang, All Night Longer - May 10[63]
- Abigail Lapell, Anniversary - May 10[64]
- Richard Laviolette, All Wild Things Are Shy - September 5[65]
- Leahy, Live in Concert - October 25[17]
- Lemon Bucket Orkestra, Cuckoo - May 17[16]
- Simon Leoza, Acte III - March 22
- Exco Levi, Born To Be Free - March 1
- Luna Li, When a Thought Grows Wings - August 23[26]
- Lenka Lichtenberg, Feel with Blood - November 1[17]
- Brianna Lizotte, Winston & I
- Kellie Loder, Transitions - April 19[66]
- Loony, Loony - March 22[67]
- Wyatt C. Louis, Chandler - May 24[68]
- Loving, Any Light - February 9[69]
- Lubalin, haha no worries - December 6[17]
- Corb Lund, El Viejo - February 23[70]
M
- Dan Mangan, Being Elsewhere Mix - August 30[71]
- Marianas Trench, Haven - August 30
- Cory Marks, Sorry for Nothing - December 6[72]
- Loreena McKennitt, The Road Back Home - March 8[73]
- Jon McKiel, Hex - May 3[74]
- Shawn Mendes, Shawn - November 15[17]
- Madeline Merlo, One House Down (from the Girl Next Door) - October 11[75]
- Metz, Up on Gravity Hill - April 12[76]
- Ruth Moody, Wanderer - May 17[16]
- Ryland Moranz, Better/Worse - November 15[17]
- Pamela Morgan, White Fleet Suite - November 8[17]
- Mother Mother, Grief Chapter - February 16[77]
- Mustafa, Dunya - September 27[26]
- David Myles, Devil Talking - May 24[78]
N
- Nap Eyes, The Neon Gate - October 18[17]
- Nemahsis, Verbathim - September 13[26]
- Sarah Neufeld, Richard Reed Parry and Rebecca Foon, First Sounds - November 1[17]
- Justin Nozuka, Chlorine - September 20
- Nyssa, Shake Me Where I'm Foolish - February 1[79]
O
- Ryan Ofei, Restore
- Jordan Officer, Like Never Before - June 27[80]
- Old Man Luedecke, She Told Me Where to Go - May 24[81]
- OMBIIGIZI, Shame - November 1[82]
- The Once, Out Here - February 16[83]
- Robyn Ottolini, Growing Up to Do - January 14[84]
P
- Dorothea Paas, Think of Mist - November 15
- Packs, Melt the Honey - January 19[85]
- Diana Panton, Soft Winds and Roses - October 25[17]
- PartyNextDoor, PartyNextDoor 4 - April 26
- Orville Peck, Stampede - August 2
- Klô Pelgag, Abracadabra - October 11
- Joel Plaskett, One Real Reveal - September 13[86]
- Poolblood, theres_plenty_of_music_to_go_around.zip - April 5[87]
- MacKenzie Porter, Nobody's Born with a Broken Heart - April 26[88][89]
- Aaron Pritchett, Demolition - July 5[90]
- Priyanka, Devastatia - August 23[91]
R
- Allan Rayman, The All Allan Hour - April 26
- Owen Riegling, Bruce County (From the Beginning) - November 1[92]
- Josh Ross, Complicated - March 29[93]
- Royal Tusk, Altruistic - February 23[94]
S
- Sarahmée, Pleure pas ma fille, sinon Maman va pleurer - October 29[95]
- Saukrates, Bad Addiction - December 6
- Philip Sayce, The Wolves Are Coming - February 23[96][97]
- Talia Schlanger, Grace for the Going - February 2[98]
- The Secret Beach, We Were Born Here, What's Your Excuse?[99]
- Mike Shabb, Sewaside III[100]
- Snotty Nose Rez Kids, Red Future - September 13[101]
- Softcult, Heaven - May 24[102]
- Vera Sola, Peacemaker - February 2[103]
- Colin Stetson, the love it took to leave you - September 13[16]
- Jeffery Straker, Great Big Sky
- The Strumbellas, Part Time Believer - February 9[104]
- Sum 41, Heaven :x: Hell - March 29[105]
- Sunset Rubdown, Always Happy to Explode - September 20[106]
- Sykamore, Through the Static - March 29[107]
T
- Julian Taylor, Pathways - September 27[16]
- T. Thomason, Tenderness - October 25[17]
- Thousand Foot Krutch, The End Is Where We Begin (Reignited) - July 26
- Devin Townsend, PowerNerd - October 25
- The Tragically Hip, Up to Here (expanded 35th anniversary reissue) - November 8[108]
- Andrina Turenne, Je suis un arbre[109]
- Twin Flames, Hugging the Cactus - October 18[17]
V
- Jake Vaadeland, Retro Man...More and More
- Dom Vallie, See You When I See You
- Menno Versteeg, Why We Run - December 13[17]
- Vision Eternel, Echoes from Forgotten Hearts - February 14[110][111]
- Leif Vollebekk, Revelation - September 27[112]
W
- Skye Wallace, The Act of Living - November 1[17]
- Ruby Waters, What's the Point - May 31[16]
- We Are Wolves, NADA - November 8[17]
- Rick White and The Sadies, Rick White and the Sadies - June 7[16]
- Wild Rivers, Better Now - October 18[17]
- Charlotte Day Wilson, Cyan Blue - May 3[113][114]
- Royal Wood, Memory Lane (Rarities & B-Sides)
- Tia Wood, Pretty Red Bird[115]
- Donovan Woods, Things Were Never Good If They're Not Good Now - July 12[116]
Y
- Jonah Yano, Jonah Yano & the Heavy Loop - October 4[26]
- Yoo Doo Right, The Sacred Fuck - March 15
- Yoo Doo Right, From the Heights of Our Pastureland - November 8[17]
- Neil Young and Crazy Horse, Fuckin' Up - April 26[117]
Z
Deaths
- January 17 - Serge Laprade, singer and radio broadcaster[119]
- February 17 - Greg "Fritz" Hinz, rock drummer (Helix)[120]
- February 28 - Jean-Pierre Isaac, lyricist, composer, DJ, recording studio owner and a music producer[121]
- March 3 - Eleanor Collins, jazz singer and TV host[122]
- March 12 - Russ Wilson, rock bass guitarist (Junkhouse)[123]
- April 5 - Phil Nimmons, jazz clarinetist, composer, bandleader, and educator[124]
- April 8 - Jon Card, rock drummer (Personality Crisis, SNFU, D.O.A., The Subhumans)[125]
- April 27 - Jean-Pierre Ferland, singer-songwriter[126]
- May 14 - Mélanie Renaud, singer-songwriter[127]
- May 29 - Cayouche, singer-songwriter[128]
- June 25 - Ray St. Germain, country singer and television host[129]
- July 23 - Devon, rapper[130]
- August 26 - Paul Dwayne, country singer-songwriter[131]
- October 2 - Ken Tobias, singer-songwriter[132]
- November 6 - Angus Walker, bluegrass and country entertainer[133]
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