Top songs receiving airplay on contemporary hit radio in Canada for the week of 2026-08-15

The music industry in Canada is thriving, with artists from various genres making waves and garnering attention. Phoebe Bridgers’ return with her highly anticipated album ‘Lost Weekend’ has been met with enthusiasm by fans. KATSEYE has also released their third EP ‘WILD,’ captivating listeners with their unique sound. Thelma & James made a mark on the Billboard Canada Country Airplay Chart with their track ‘Alternate Ending.’

Sister Nancy, Rachel Reid, and Jeremy Dutcher are among the many talented artists added to the lineup of Pop Montreal 2026, promising an exciting musical experience for attendees. Hilary Duff recently wowed fans in Toronto, sporting a Blue Jays jersey and indulging in Rogers Centre hot dogs at her sold-out concert. On a different note, Doja Cat caused a stir by calling Tyga a NSFW body part for using AI on his album ‘Starface.’

In recent news, BTS members J-Hope and RM were spotted attending Usher and Chris Brown’s R&B Tour concert in Toronto, adding to the excitement of the event. However, a report indicates that music streaming growth in Quebec has slowed down, highlighting the fluctuating trends in the industry. Tate McRae’s streams saw a significant rise following her performance at Lollapalooza and the anticipation surrounding her new era.

Warner Music Canada has made strategic hires in marketing and sync & licensing roles, indicating a focus on expanding and enhancing their operations. In other headlines, The Weeknd’s unretirement announcement and the upcoming opening of Ottawa Venue History have been making waves in the music biz scene.

Overall, the Canadian music scene is diverse, vibrant, and constantly evolving, with artists pushing boundaries and enthralling audiences with their creativity and talent. Stay tuned for more exciting developments and releases from the dynamic and ever-changing world of music in Canada.