Watch performances from the 2025 Juno Awards Gala
CBC Music Mornings host Damhnait Doyle and actor Supinder Wraich co-hosted the night. The festivities kicked off with melodies from Avenoir, and powerful musical protests from Nobro. Celeigh Cardinal kept the night in full bloom with a heartwarming In Memoriam performance of Light of the Moon. Local Vancouverite Haley Blais brought her hard-hitting energy with an emotional performance of Winner. Sebastian Gaskin gave the final performance of the night with a stirring rendition of Medicine after winning contemporary Indigenous artist of the year.
Watch all the performances below.
Avenoir performs Favour
Avenoir Live in Concert
Nobro performs Delete, Delete, Delete and Set That Pussy Free
Celeigh Cardinal performs Light of the Moon
Haley Blais performs Winner
Sebastian Gaskin performs Medicine
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