Sully Burrows leads 2026 CMAOntario Nominations
The Country Music Association of Ontario CMAOntario has announced the nominees and performers for the 14th annual CMAOntario Awards, taking place Sunday, May 31, 2026, at Port Credit Memorial Arena in Mississauga.
Sully Burrows leads with six nominations, followed by Nate Haller with five nominations, Olivia Mae Graham and James Barker Band with four nominations, and Jessica Sevier, Owen Riegling, Sacha, and Robyn Ottolini with three nominations each.
The CMAOntario Awards Show will close out the Weekend on May 31 at Port Credit Memorial Arena. Hosted by Jason Blaine and Sam McDaid, performers will include Owen Riegling, Sully Burrows, Olivia Mae Graham, Jessica Sevier, Elyse Saunders, School House, Tyler Lorette, Cory Marks, Les Rats d’Swompe, and the CMAOntario house band The Western Swing Authority.
The Nominees for the 14th Annual CMAOntario Awards are:
SINGLE OF THE YEAR sponsored by Pure Country
James Barker Band – “You Didn’t Hear it from Me”
Jessica Sevier – “Good to Drive”
Nate Haller – “Backfire” with Tenille Townes
Owen Riegling – “Taillight this Town”
Robyn Ottolini – “Airplane Bottle”
Sully Burrows – “Rally Around”
ALBUM/EP OF THE YEAR sponsored by Country 106.7
Andrew Hyatt – Andrew Hyatt & the Ten Year War
Bradley Hale – County Line 5
James Barker Band – One of Us
Olivia Mae Graham – Nobody
Sacha – Woman in the Mirror
Sully Burrows – Somewhere in a Small Town
SONGWRITER(S) OF THE YEAR
Bree Taylor, Jesse Slack – “I Regret You”
Jason Blaine, Josh Stumpf, Dave Thomson – “Highway Money”
Jessica Sevier, Robyn Ottolini, Derek Hoffman – “Good to Drive”
Nate Haller, Tenille Townes, James Shelley, Stuart Walker, Michael August – “Backfire”
Owen Riegling, Kyle Sturrock, James Bell – “Taillight this Town”
Sully Burrows, Parker Graye, Derek Hoffman – “Rally Around”
FEMALE ARTIST OF THE YEAR sponsored by IBEW Local 353
Angelica Appelman
Elyse Saunders
Jessica Sevier
Olivia Mae Graham
Paige Rutledge
Sacha
MALE ARTIST OF THE YEAR sponsored by IBEW Local 353
Nate Haller
Owen Riegling
Ryan Langdon
Sully Burrows
Tim Hicks
Tyler Lorette
GROUP OR DUO OF THE YEAR sponsored by CHAW Country 103
Amanda and James
James Barker Band
Rosewood Ave.
School House
The Reklaws
The Western Swing Authority
RECORD PRODUCER(S) OF THE YEAR
Adam Newcomb – I Ain’t Thinkin’ (Tyler Lorette)
Jay Allan, Aaron Murray – Nobody (Olivia Mae Graham)
Matthew Koebel – Two Wrongs Don’t Make a Right (Amanda & James)
Ron Lopata – Motel (Jessica Sevier)
Tebey and Danick Dupelle – Smooth Like Vinyl (Tebey)
The Agenda, Beverley Mahood, Mac Shepherd – Better than Blue (Dayna Reid)
ROOTS ARTIST OR GROUP OF THE YEAR
Callie McCullough
Mackenzie Leigh Meyer
Rosewood Ave.
School House
The Redhill Valleys
The Western Swing Authority
BREAKTHROUGH ARTIST OF THE YEAR sponsored by C to C Music Insider
Angelica Appelman
Jade Hilton
Jessica Sevier
Olivia Mae Graham
Paige Rutledge
Tyler Lorette
MUSIC VIDEO OF THE YEAR
Cory Marks – “Whiskey River”
Elyse Saunders – “Heartbreak Rodeo”
Nate Haller – “Backfire” with Tenille Townes
Olivia Mae Graham – “Nobody”
Ryan Langdon – “Crushin’ Cans”
Sully Burrows – “Rally Around”
INDUSTRY PERSON OF THE YEAR sponsored by Manrkē
Alex Maciel, Starseed Entertainment
Christine Wiley & Christine Stevens, C to C Music Insider
Dave Woods, In the Country
Jill Snell, Jayward Artist Group
Nick Marinac, Elliott Deseure, Adaptive Media
Samantha Pickard, Strut Entertainment
MUSICIAN OF THE YEAR sponsored by Cithara Guitars
Adrian Juras
Mackenzie Leigh Meyer
Matt Koebel
Nolan Gibson
Ryan Cassar
Shane Guse
ARTISTE OU GROUPE FRANCOPHONE DE L’ANNÉE
FRANCOPHONE ARTIST OR GROUP OF THE YEAR
Kristine St-Pierre
Les Rats d’Swompe
Mitch Jean
Reney Ray
Sugar Crush
Vincent Bishop
FANS’ CHOICE sponsored by Visit Mississauga
James Barker Band
Nate Haller
Owen Riegling
Robyn Ottolini
Sacha
Sully Burrows
The Reklaws
Tim Hicks
The 2026 CMAOntario Festival & Awards takes place May 29-31, 2026 in Mississauga’s lakeside community of Port Credit. Full schedule and ticket information can be found at cmaontario.ca.
Sacha, Jessica Sevier, and James Baker Band took home two wins each.