Junos 2026: All the red carpet looks you need to see at Canada’s biggest night in music — from Nelly Furtado, Joni Mitchell, Sarah McLachlan and more celebs

The 2026 Junos orange carpet is full of glamorous sequins and chic patterns as celebrities arrive at the TD Coliseum for the biggest night in Canadian music. It’ll be a big night for musicians and artists in Canada, as big names like Nelly Furtado, Daniel Caesar and Joni Mitchell arrive in Hamilton, Ont., for the annual ceremony.

But ahead of the awards, some of which were handed out during Saturday night’s gala, let’s take a look at who’s arriving and which stars are offering up head-turning red carpet fashion.

How do I watch the 2026 Junos?

The 55th Juno Awards will begin at 8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT, airing live from the TD Coliseum in Hamilton, Ont. Hosted by comedian Mae Martin, Canadians can watch the show on CBC TV.

Livestream options will be available globally on CBC Music’s YouTube channel, CBC Gem, CBC Radio One, CBC Music and CBC Listen. An on-demand version will be available on CBC Gem on Monday.

All the best 2026 Junos red carpet looks

Nelly Furtado

The “I’m Like a Bird” singer, who will be inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame during the ceremony, wore a red-and-black strapless gown from Indigenous designer Lesley Hampton. She paired the look with gold drop earrings from Alexis Bittar.

Sarah McLachlan

The Canadian music legend arrived at the Junos to perform a live tribute to this year’s Lifetime Achievement Award recipient, Joni Mitchell. The “Fallen” singer-songwriter, who looked radiant in a satin black dress with a velvet floral pattern, was named this year’s winner for adult contemporary album of the year at a pre-Junos awards gala for her latest album, “Better Broken.”

Joni Mitchell

The Canadian icon wore a black velvet dress featuring red-and-green breaded elements. She paired the long-sleeve look with a matching beret that had a gold bird.

The Beaches

Jordan Miller, Leandra Earl, Kylie Miller and Eliza Enman-McDaniel of The Beaches brought some glamour to the Junos orange carpet. The night before the broadcast, the band took home the Juno award for rock album of the year for their album, “No Hard Feelings.”

Alessia Cara

The Grammy-winning artist wore a navy blue one-shoulder gown. The “Scars to Your Beautiful” songstress, who’ll perform during the show, paired the look with black heels and silver drop earrings.

Cameron Whitcomb

The B.C.-based artist and country album of the year winner wore a brown fitted suit with a white striped shirt. The “Kingdom of Fear” singer paired the look with black shoes and a gold watch.

Sofia Camara

The Portuguese-born singer, who’s performing and up for breakthrough artist of the year, hit the red carpet in an oversize zoot suit-inspired pinstripe look, complete with a spiked silver pocket chain.

Mae Martin

The comedian and Junos host, who hails from Toronto, wore a tailored single-breasted navy blue suit with satin lapels ahead of the broadcast.

Jutes

The musician, who is about to celebrate his first wedding anniversary with singer Demi Lovato, wore a black Vivienne Westwood jacket and black Loewe pants. He paired the look with black shoes from Yves Saint Laurent and a black ribbon in place of a bow tie.

Shawn Desman

The “Night Like This” singer, who’s performing at the show, wore a black suit with the top button of his shirt left undone. He arrived with his partner, Chantelle Leonardo-Fernandes, who wore a red strapless gown with a thigh-high slit.

Priyanka

The winner of Canada’s Drag Race wore an orange cropped jacket featuring pearl embellishments, paired with a matching maxi skirt. The drag queen accessorized the custom look from Lynne Weare with brown gloves and silver jewelry from Vitaly.

Allison Russell

The two-time Juno Award winner hit the red carpet in a monochrome ensemble that featured a black lace bodice and white ruffled sleeves and hemline. Russell, who is touring with McLachlan, will take part in a special tribute to Mitchell.

Tia Wood

The Cree and Salish singer, who was nominated for contemporary Indigenous artist of the year, wore a red Heather Bouchier gown featuring intricate beading on the front and a large flower on the back. Styled by Jason Pillay, the “Dirt Roads” artist paired the look with long feathered earrings from Helen Oro.

SadBoi

The Toronto-born singer wore a lace-and-sheer gown with a deep V neckline and a low waist, custom-made by Marc Andrew Smith. The all-black look, which showcased her thong straps and chest tattoo, was accessorized with clear bangles and a matching choker.

Jully Black

The rap single of the year winner wore a striking red gown featuring a thigh-high slit and a deep-V neckline. The “Until I Stay” singer paired the look with a black clutch and black open-toe heels.

Arkells

Arkells members Tim Oxford, Anthony Carone, Max Kerman, Mike DeAngelis and Nick Dika kept it casual on the Junos orange carpet. The band, which originated in Hamilton, will perform their new single “Ride” alongside alt-rock band Grouplove during the broadcast.

Melanie Fiona

The Toronto-bred singer, who won the Juno for tradition R&B/soul recording on Saturday for “Say Yes,” wore an off-the-shoulder brown ribbed gown that had long sleeves that draped along the floor.

Grandson

The Canadian American singer rapper wore a brown oversize suit with a white tank top. He paired the look with four political pins on his chest pocket, along with black shoes with brown tips.

Avenoir

The South African-born, Edmonton-raised artist, nominated for contemporary R&B recording of the year, wore a black Chanel suit. The “Shameless” singer paired the look with a sheer durag.

MICO

The Toronto-based artist wore a vibrant blue shirt under a black jacket featuring a white tree pin on the chest. The “Senses” singer, who’s performing during the show and is up for breakthrough artist of the year, paired the look with baggy black pants.

Kardinal Offishall

The Canadian hip-hop icon flexed his sense of style on the Junos red carpet in a bovine-print jacket, black leather pants, and a statement chain necklace.

Snotty Nose Rez Kids and SonReal

Darren “Young D” Metz and Quinton “Yung Trybez” Nyce were joined by rapper and singer SonReal. The trio were nominated for rap single of the year for their song, “Dumb.” Each artist wore a distinct look, with Metz opting for a monochrome blue ensemble, Nyce wearing head-to-toe leather and SonReal in a camouflage-inspired print.

Mariel Buckley

The Calgary-based singer, who won this year’s contemporary roots album of the year with “Strange Trip Ahead,” wore a navy blue buttoned shirt with white floral embroidery. She paired the look with matching trousers, black boots and large tortoiseshell sunglasses.

Isabella Lovestory

The Montreal-based artist wore a black asymmetrical dress featuring white polka dots and a pink chiffon underskirt. She paired the look with black boots, dark-tinted sunglasses and a pink clutch that doubled as a phone.

Aysanabee

The Oji-Cree singer, who won contemporary Indigenous artist and alternative album of the year, wore a black leather coat with fur trim, paired with black skinny jeans, black boots and dark-tinted sunglasses.

Jamie Harkin

The Toronto-based influencer from Ireland wore a matching deconstructed look from Montreal’s École de Pensée. The outfit featured a floral jacquard pattern made of navy blue embroidery and was paired with jewelry from Vitaly.

Mel Hwang

The Toronto-based influencer wore a forest-green gown that featured a keyhole cutout and a fitted bodice. She paired the look with a gold bag with tassels.

Andrea Horwath

The mayor of Hamilton wore an ankle-length gown featuring a black floral pattern and short sleeves. She paired the look with black flats and a necklace made of black and silver spheres.

Salin

The Thai-born drummer and Juno nominee wore a brown off-the-shoulder gown. She accessorized with a gold flower belt, gold hoop earrings and open-toe heels.

Tanika Charles

The Canadian singer, nominated for traditional R&B/soul recording of the year, wore a black-and-white leopard-print puffer coat that featured a dramatic train. She paired the look with dark black tights, black heels and round pink tassel earrings.

Noeline Hofmann

The Bow Island, Alta.-born artist — nominated for both breakthrough artist and contemporary roots album of the year — wore a western-inspired off-yellow look featuring numerous tassels, an asymmetrical skirt and lace. She paired the outfit with white cowboy boots and a gold horseshoe necklace.

Siibii

The Cree singer-songwriter from Mistissini, Que., wore a pink floral off-the-shoulder dress that resembled a ribbon skirt. Nominated for contemporary Indigenous artist of the year, the artist paired the look with black sandals and silver bracelets.

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