The 55th Annual JUNO Awards and JUNO Week will return to Hamilton in 2026 for the 7th time! From Thursday, March 26 to Saturday, March 28 enjoy a variety of local concerts, performances, and ceremonies, all culminating in The JUNO Awards Broadcast live from TD Coliseum on Sunday, March 29. Celebrate Canada’s Biggest Week in Music in a city built on music. Get excited and plan your visit to Hamilton.

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Beyond the Broadcast

JUNO Week is more than just the big show. Here’s what Hamilton has lined up.

Forged in Music

From surprise pop-up concerts to a Six Nations showcase, Forged in Music is Hamilton’s month-long celebration of sound leading into Canada’s Biggest Week in Music.
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Plan Your Visit

Everything you need to make the most of JUNO Week in Hamilton.

Know Before You Go

Everything you need to plan your JUNO Week. Parking, transit, schedules, and tips for Canada’s Biggest Week in Music.

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Where to Eat Near TD Coliseum

Fuel up before the big show. The best restaurants and quick bites steps from the venue.

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Downtown Guide

Walkable, packed with personality, and ready for JUNO Week. Here’s how to make the most of downtown Hamilton.

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JUNO Week Events

Browse the full lineup of concerts, showcases, and events happening across Hamilton.

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48 Hours in Hamilton

A curated weekend for music lovers. Where to eat, drink, explore, and catch live music.

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The JUNO Awards

Broadcast details, nominees, and everything about the 55th Annual JUNO Awards.

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What’s It Like to Win a JUNO?

Past winners share their Hamilton memories and what to expect during JUNO Week.

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History of the JUNOS in Hamilton

Hamilton and the JUNOS go way back. Explore the city’s proud history hosting Canada’s biggest night in music.

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City of Music

Discover the people, places, and sounds that earned Hamilton its name as Canada’s City of Music.

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Photography for this page has been generously provided by The Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS). Credit: James Bennett
Content was developed by the 2026 Hamilton JUNO Host Committee.