Juno Awards

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•1970

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Episodes

1. 1970

Toronto, ON

2. 1971

Toronto, ON

3. 1972

Toronto, ON

4. 1973

Toronto, ON

5. 1974

Toronto, ON

6. 1975

Toronto, ON

7. 1976

Toronto, ON

8. 1977

Toronto, ON

9. 1978

Toronto, ON

10. 1979

Toronto, ON

11. 1980

Toronto, ON

12. 1981

Toronto, ON

13. 1982

Toronto, ON

14. 1983

Toronto, ON

15. 1984

Toronto, ON

16. 1985

Toronto, ON

17. 1986

Toronto, ON

18. 1987

Toronto, ON

19. 1989

Toronto, ON

20. 1990

Toronto, ON

21. 1991

Vancouver, BC

22. 1992

Toronto, ON

23. 1993

Toronto, ON

24. 1994

Toronto, ON

25. 1995

Hamilton, ON

26. 1996

Hamilton, ON

27. 1997

Hamilton, ON

28. 1998

Vancouver, BC

29. 1999

Hamilton, ON

30. 2000

Toronto, ON

31. 2001

Hamilton, ON

32. 2002

St. John's, NL

33. 2003

Ottawa, ON

34. 2004

Edmonton, AB

35. 2005

Winnipeg, MB

36. 2006

Halifax, NS

37. 2007

Saskatoon, SK

38. 2008

Calgary, AB

39. 2009

Vancouver, BC

40. 2010

St. John's, NL

41. 2011

Toronto, ON

42. 2012

Ottawa, ON

43. 2013

Regina, SK

44. 2014

Winnipeg, MB

45. 2015

Hamilton, ON

46. 2016

Calgary, AB

47. 2017

Ottawa, ON

48. 2018

Vancouver, BC

49. 2019

London, ON

50. 2020

Virtual Broadcast (COVID 19 Restrictions)

51. 2021

Rebel Nightclub, Toronto, ON

92m

52. 2022

Budweiser Stage, Toronto, ON

92m

53. The 2023 JUNO Awards

Simu Liu hosts Canada’s Biggest Night in Music, with performances by Alexisonfire, AP Dhillon, Aysanabee, Banx & Ranx, Jessie Reyez, Nickelback, Preston Pablo, Reve, Tate McRae, Tenille Townes, and more. Held in Rodgers Place, Edmonton, AB.

92m

54. The 2025 Juno Awards

Vancouver, BC

Overview

The Juno Awards, more popularly known as the JUNOS, are awards presented annually to Canadian musical artists and bands to acknowledge their artistic and technical achievements in all aspects of music. New members of the Canadian Music Hall of Fame are also inducted as part of the awards ceremonies.