2022 in Canadian music
The following musical events and releases are expected to happen in 2022 in Canada.
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Events
- April 2 – 17th Canadian Folk Music Awards
- May 15 – Juno Awards of 2022
Dates TBA
- 2022 Polaris Music Prize
- Prism Prize
- SOCAN Songwriting Prize
- 44th Félix Awards
- 2022 Canadian Country Music Awards
Albums released
A
- Bryan Adams, So Happy It Hurts - March 11
- Alexisonfire, Otherness - June 24
- Matt Andersen, House To House - March 4
- Anyway Gang, Still Anyways - May 6
- Apollo Ghosts, Pink Tiger - March 11
- Arcade Fire, We - May 6
- Jann Arden, Descendant - January 28
B
- Brad Barr, The Winter Mission - January 21[1]
- Basement Revolver, Embody - February 18[1]
- Billy Talent, Crisis of Faith - January 21[1]
- The Birthday Massacre, Fascination - February 18[2]
- Jean-Michel Blais, aubades - February 4[1]
- Blue Hawaii, My Best Friend's House - February 18[1]
- Bob Moses, The Silence in Between - March 4[3]
- Broken Social Scene, Old Dead Young - January 14[4]
- Basia Bulat, The Garden - February 25[1]
C
- Lou Canon, Reimagine the Body - January 26[1]
- Charbonneau & Amato, Synth Works Vol. 2 - March 4[1]
- Tanika Charles, Papillon de Nuit: The Night Butterfly - April 8
D
- Destroyer, Labyrinthitis
- Julie Doiron and Dany Placard, Julie & Dany - April 29[5]
E
- Elephant Stone, Le Voyage de M. Lonely dans la lune - February 18
F
- Fucked Up, Do All Words Can Do - March 25
G
- Geoffroy, Live Slow Die Wise - January 19[1]
- Alice Glass, PREY//IV - January 28[1]
H
- Kevin Hearn, There and Then: Solo Piano Improvisations - February 11[1]
- High Valley, Way Back — May 20[6]
L
- Avril Lavigne, Love Sux - February 25[7]
- Lisa LeBlanc, Chiac Disco - March 18[1]
- Lights, Pep - April 1[1]
- Les Louanges, Crash - January 21[1]
M
- Metric, Formentera - July 10
- Moist, End of the Ocean - January 14
O
- Our Lady Peace, Spiritual Machines 2 - January 28[8]
P
- Peach Pit, From 2 to 3 - March 4[1]
- Orville Peck, Bronco - April 8
- PUP, The Unraveling of PUPTheBand - April 1
R
- Josh Ramsay, The Josh Ramsay Show - April 8
- Allan Rayman, Roadhouse 02 - March 18
S
- The Sadies, Colder Streams - July 22
- Silverstein, Misery Made Me - May 6[9]
- Simple Plan, TBA[10]
- Samantha Savage Smith, Fake Nice - April 22[1]
- Stars, From Capelton Hill - May 27
- Kiefer Sutherland, Bloor Street - January 21[11]
T
- Tanya Tagaq, Tongues - March 11[1]
- Three Days Grace, Explosions - May 6[12]
- Maylee Todd, Maloo - March 4
- Devin Townsend, Lightwork
V
- Voivod, Synchro Anarchy - February 11[1]
W
- Patrick Watson, Better in the Shade - April 22
- The Weeknd, Dawn FM - January 7[1]
Deaths
- January 17 - Karim Ouellet, singer-songwriter
- February 17 - Dallas Good, country/rock musician (The Sadies)[13]
- April 18 - Jerry Doucette, rock singer and guitarist ("Mama Let Him Play")
- April 25 - Shane Yellowbird, country singer-songwriter
References
- Kaelen Bell, "Exclaim!'s 32 Most Anticipated Canadian Albums of 2022". Exclaim!, January 4, 2022.
- The Birthday Massacre get new single out: 'Dreams of You' – check out the radio version!
- Bob Moses Announce Third LP 'The Silence In Between', With New Single "Love Brand New"
- Kaelen Bell, "Broken Social Scene Announce New Album of B-Sides and Rarities". Exclaim!, December 8, 2021.
- Nina Corcoran, "Julie Doiron and Dany Placard Announce Julie & Dany, Share New Song “Mayo”: Listen". Pitchfork, January 27, 2022.
- "High Valley goes "Way Back"". Country Standard Time. March 18, 2022.
- Avril Lavigne Plots 2022 Headlining Canadian Tour
- Our Lady Peace Spiritual Machines II Lift Off The World! - The Honey POP
- Silverstein announce new album 'Misery Made Me' out May 6
- Frankie Torok, "News: Simple Plan Return with Emotional New Single ‘The Antidote’". New Noise, November 8, 2021.
- Alex Hudson, "Kiefer Sutherland Celebrates Toronto on 'Bloor Street'". Exclaim!, October 1, 2021.
- Explosions – Three Days Grace
- Hudson, Alex (February 18, 2022). "Dallas Good of the Sadies Has Died". Exclaim!.
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