Surrey, B.C. – The City of Surrey is proud to announce the full lineup for the Let’s Hear It BC JUNOS Plaza Party, a free one-day music festival bringing the spirit of the JUNOS to Surrey. Taking place on Saturday, Mar. 15 from 2 p.m. to 10 p.m., attendees can experience over 30 artists across six stages, including JUNO nominees Tyler Joe Miller, Chani Nattan and Inderpal Moga, along with Sarbjit Cheema. The festival will feature performances by Shawnee Kish, Brass Camel, Luca Fogale, Fionn, Empanadas Illegales, and Ginalina. Attendees can participate in an open jam with Music City Centre and a 5X Art Party, and enjoy family programming, food trucks, and a licensed area.
Main Stage Highlights
Located in a fully covered tent on the Plaza, the Main Stage will be headlined by Tyler Joe Miller, two-time JUNO Award-nominated country star from Surrey; Chani Nattan and Inderpal Moga, who are nominated for the first-ever South Asian Recording of the Year JUNO Award category; and Sarbjit Cheema, a legendary figure in Punjabi music.
Also performing on the Main Stage will be Shawnee Kish, an award-winning Mohawk singer-songwriter and 2022 JUNO Award nominee for Contemporary Indigenous Artist of the Year; and Brass Camel, a unique Vancouver-based rock group who blends funk, rock, and progressive influences. Indie-pop duo, Fionn, will take the stage with their harmonious melodies and storytelling, while Empanadas Illegales will bring an electrifying fusion of Latin, punk, and experimental sounds. Local Punjabi artists, Luv Randhawa will bring his signature blend of Bhangra, Bollywood, and Western musical influences.
Community Stage Highlights
Hailing from Burnaby, the Community Stage will be headlined by Luca Fogale, a folk-pop singer-songwriter and 2020 JUNO nominee for Adult Contemporary Album of the Year. Also performing on the Community Stage will be four-time JUNO Award-nominated and 5-time Canadian Folk Music Award nominated singer-songwriter, producer, and author, Ginalina who will showcase how she blends nature, community, and cultural discovery.
The Let’s Hear It BC JUNOS Plaza Party will feature interactive activities for all ages, offering a lively and engaging experience for the community. Attendees are invited to join Music City Centre’s open jam, where they can play a variety of instruments and collaborate with fellow music lovers, as well as the vibrant 5X Art Party, where guests can explore immersive selfie-photo booths inspired by Surrey’s unique town centres. Additionally, families can enjoy free crafts and face painting, presented by the Downtown Surrey BIA, inside the City Centre Library.
With a diverse lineup featuring national and local talent spanning multiple music genres, the Let’s Hear It BC JUNOS Plaza Party will be a full day of unforgettable performances celebrating music and community. Surrey is one of six cities on the Let’s Hear It BC JUNO Tour, bringing the energy and excitement of the JUNO Awards across the province ahead of the JUNO Awards Broadcast at Rogers Arena in Vancouver of Sunday, Mar. 30.
For the full lineup and schedule, visit surrey.ca/junosplazaparty.
