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Jessie Reyez, Ali Gatie, JP Saxe, Tate McRae to perform at 2021 Juno Awards Musicians Jessie Reyez, Ali Gatie, JP Saxe, Tate McRae and William Prince are among the raft of performers who will appear at next month's Juno Awards, organizers said Thursday, joining previously announced acts Justin Bieber, Jann Arden, The Tragically Hip and Feist. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: May 27, 2021 7:00 AM ET | Last Updated: May 27 Organizers of the Juno Awards announced their full slate of performers and presenters on Thursday. The ceremonies, which will take on a virtual format for the first tim...

Watch a video for their hopeful new single Published May 27, 2021Arkells are once again hitting us with a new track. Following the recent "You Can Get It," the Canadian group are now delivering a new one called "All Roads," which is described as a "hopeful summer jam." "As we start to find our footing on a road back to some normalcy in our lives the sentiment 'all roads lead me back to you' is about trying to find your way back home," said frontman Max Kerman in a statement. "Home could be a person, a place, or a personal truth — the goal is to keep moving, keep learning, and you'll find y...

Posted: May 06, 2021 1:00 PM ET | Last Updated: May 6 My Junos Moment: Arkells Music6 days ago 3:03The Arkells’ frontman takes us behind some of their key Junos' performances3:03 "We never thought we were a band that was like, 'let's do fire, we need pyro,'" says Max Kerman, frontman for the Arkells. "But now we're like, 'do we need pyro? I think we do want pyro.'" Kerman is reflecting on the growth of the Hamilton-based group from barroom rockers to a band that, well, needs pyro.  Case in point, their performance of "Knocking at the Door" at the 2018 Juno Awards, complete with pyro, backu...

Posted: Dec 24, 2020 10:31 AM ET | Last Updated: December 24, 2020 Head coach of the Toronto Raptors Nick Nurse says his only request is that he gets to see the kids play their instruments, "once the world gets back to normal." (Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images) A foundation run by head coach of the Toronto Raptors, Nick Nurse, is donating $20,000 to a Hamilton-based charity that gives kids barrier-free access to instruments and music programming.  Funds from the Nick Nurse Foundation will go to the "An Instrument for Every Child" program run by the Hamilton Music Collective, which in...

/ 91X FM CJLX Dec 22, 2020 12:57 PM The Arkells, have really shown fans just how much can be done while tour buses sit collecting dust. The group hasn’t missed a beat! From teaching fans how to play their songs each day, to supporting local businesses, and even creating a music video with cutouts. Now Max Kerman and the crew have created their very own fireplace channels. Who needs Hallmark or the old local TV station standard. Better yet? Their latest album, “Campfire Chords” is on in the background.