Brett Kissel, Reklaws, Dasha among performers at CCMA Awards in Edmonton

Country singer Brett Kissel in Edmonton in April 2023. (Laura Krause, CityNews)

By The Canadian Press

Posted June 12, 2024 9:39 am.

Canadian country stars Brett Kissel, the Reklaws and Dallas Smith are among the performers booked for this year’s CCMA Awards.

The Canadian Country Music Association says previously confirmed hosts Thomas Rhett and MacKenzie Porter will also perform at the bash, which celebrates the best in homegrown country music.

U.S. country-pop singer Dasha is also set to take the stage, as is Ontario native Jade Eagleson.

This year’s award show takes place at Rogers Place in Edmonton on Sept. 14, and airs on CTV.

It will mark Edmonton’s first time hosting the awards in a decade, and its eighth time hosting overall.

A series of lead-up events known as Country Music Week kicks off Sept. 11 and includes a songwriters’ series and talent showcases.

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