KELOWNA, BC (CelebrityAccess) — The Canadian Country Music Association announced that Kelowna in British Columbia will be the host city for Country Music Week 2025 and the 2025 CCMA Awards presented by TD.
Kelowna, the regional capital of the Regional District of Central Okanagan, is British Columbia’s third largest metropolis, behind Vancouver and Victoria.
“We are thrilled to bring the CCMA Awards presented by TD to Kelowna in September 2025,” said Amy Jeninga, President of the Canadian Country Music Association. “Kelowna’s blend of natural beauty, vibrant culture, and hospitality makes it the perfect setting for this prestigious event. The city’s unique charm, complemented by its urban energy, will showcase the best in Canadian country music.”
“The city of Kelowna is excited to welcome the 2025 CCMA Awards presented by TD and Canadian Country Music Week. Since 1977, Country Music Week has only twice been hosted in British Columbia and what better city to welcome it back than Kelowna. The city’s country music scene is a vibrant part of our community, and we look forward to showcasing our thriving cultural scene, and world-class hospitality while welcoming some of Canada’s most talented country artists,” added Kelowna Mayor Tom Dyas.
2025 will mark the third time that Country Music Week will take place in B.C. and the first time for Kelowna to host the event. Music Week is supported by Tourism Kelowna, City of Kelowna, Creative BC and the Province of British Columbia, and the 2025 Host Committee.
“Canadian Country Music Week and the CCMA Awards presented by TD in Kelowna are the stuff dreams are made of for B.C.’s performers and industry professionals,” said Bob D’Eith, Parliamentary Secretary for Arts and Film. “Not only is this a celebration of our shared love for country music, but it’s also an opportunity for British Columbians to showcase their tremendous talent, foster connections that help develop their careers, and treat us all to incredible entertainment. I’m confident this event will be a resounding success, bringing together artists, fans, and industry professionals to celebrate the best of Canadian country music and everything Kelowna has to offer.”
Details about Country Music Week 2025 programming will be announced closer to the event date.
