March has certainly been flying by, and this weekend is the calm between the storms of St. Patrick’s Day and Easter, so take a moment to breathe as spring officially begins. I don’t think any of us were expecting to see grass and open water so soon, so take advantage of the weather and enjoy some sunshine, or some sugar shacks perhaps?
Nominations for the 2024 Capital Music Awards are now open until February 19, 2024.
Last Thursday night, during a sold-out, star-studded show at the Bronson Centre Music Theatre, the Ottawa Music Industry Coalition announced the winners of the 2023 Capital Music Awards.
Last night, at the fourth annual OMIC Capital Music Awards, Apartment613 was thrilled and honoured to receive the Community Impact Award on behalf of our volunteer contributors—in particular those who have written about, photographed, promoted and supported live music and local musicians in Ottawa-Gatineau.
Break out the stretchy pants and walking shoes Ottawa! The summer is in full swing with food festivals, yoga festivals, film festivals, and shopping festivals (okay, that last one is a bit of a stretch…).
The Ottawa Music Industry Coalition (OMIC) has just announced the nominees for the five public voting categories at the fourth Annual Capital Music Awards (CMAs). The winners of Video of the Year, Newcomer of the Year, Single of the Year, Live Music Venue of the Year, and Live Music Event of the Year are decided by fan vote—that’s you!
The nomination process has now begun for the fourth annual Capital Music Awards (CMAs) presented by the Ottawa Music Industry Coalition (OMIC).
Kellylee Evans, Paragon Cause, LGS, Céleste Lévis, and Les Rats d’Swompe are each nominated in multiple categories.
Voting is now open to the public for four Capital Music Award categories.
We caught up with DRAE to discuss the Capital Music Awards, their incredible success over the last year, and growth in the Ottawa music scene.
Our pick for VOTW from the week of April 20, 2020, went on to win Video of the Year at the Capital Music Awards!
In a digital broadcast on May 7, Ottawa music industry leaders presented eight artists with Capital Music Awards.
Follow #CapitalMusicAwards for live updates.
Despite the recent ugly temperatures, the tulips are putting on their annual spring show for us, so the only mood in Ottawa right now can be hopeful! I’m channeling hopefulness this weekend, friends, as we face another one in lockdown, but inching closer to warmer weather, herd immunity, and that sweet, sweet freedom of the red zone!
Watch the Capital Music Awards show on May 7 via YouTube or Rogers TV, Channel 22 in Ottawa.
