Canada’s greatest night in music is set to happen in Saskatoon, Sask., this spring, and on Tuesday morning, The Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (or CARAS) uncovered its candidate list, yet the individuals who will perform at the 2020 Juno Awards also.

Alongside first-time host Alessia Cara, various cherished Canadian performers will hit the SaskTel Center stage on March 15, including nominees Daniel Caeser, Lennon Stella, The Glorious Sons and Tory Lanez.

Jann Arden, who was recently reported as this year’s Canadian Music Hall of Fame inductee, will likewise hit the phase for an exhibition praising her generally fruitful vocation and administration to the music business.

Not exclusively will Cara, the Brampton-conceived lyricist, have and perform, but on the other hand she’s been selected for the most Junos this year. Counting the “Juno Fan Choice Award” and “Craftsman of the Year,” the 23-year-old has been designated for six honors.

On being picked as the host, Cara stated, “To be approached to have the 49th yearly Juno Awards Broadcast is such a unimaginable respect.”

“I’m euphoric to be a piece of the biggest festival of Canadian music and can hardly wait to perceive what the nation’s top ability has coming up,” she included, during the official Junos question and answer session in Toronto.

“It has been a delight watching Alessia prosper from when she originally won Breakthrough Artist of the Year at The 2016 JUNO Awards,” said Allan Reed, president and CEO of CARAS.

“Her music and aestheticness has immediately become universally perceived, and I realize she will be an incredible host.”

The 49th yearly Juno Awards occur on Sunday, March 15, at 8 p.m. (ET) and be communicated live from the SaskTel Center in Saskatoon.

Tickets for the exceptionally foreseen occasion are presently accessible through Ticketmaster starting at $39.95.

This year, $1 from each ticket sold will be given to MusiCounts — Canada’s music training philanthropy related with CARAS and the JUNO Awards.