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Quebec Rock Duo Angine De Poitrine to Perform at Polaris Awards Show
The Quebec rock duo joins fellow nominees and Jeremy Dutcher at the Polaris Music Prize concert, which honors Canada’s best album and awards $30,000.
- On September 22, 2026, the Polaris Music Prize will host its concert and award ceremony at Massey Hall in Toronto, featuring a performance by Saguenay, Que.-based rock duo Angine de Poitrine.
- Claiming to be 333-year-old aliens, the eccentric performers gained global recognition and made their American television debut Monday on Jimmy Fallon's show.
- The ceremony awards $30,000 to the best Canadian album based on artistic merit, with special guest presenter Jeremy Dutcher and nominees Aquakultre, Begonia, and Tanya Tagaq performing.
- Fans can watch the event broadcast on CBC Music and CBC Listen at 6 p.m. local time, with highlights available on the network's YouTube channel the following day.
- Festival programming continues through the weekend with free waterfront concerts and listening parties featuring shortlisted artists building anticipation for the Polaris Concert and Award Ceremony.
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Angine de Poitrine, Jeremy Dutcher Added To Polaris Concert & Award Ceremony At Massey Hall On September 22
The Polaris Music Prize, presented by CBC, have announced that Angine de Poitrine and Jeremy Dutcher have been added to the 2026 Polaris Concert & Award Ceremony, powered by FACTOR, taking place September 22, 2026 at Toronto’s Massey Hall. Angine de Poitrine, one of the Short List finalists for both the Polaris Album Prize and […]
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