This year was the biggest induction ever to Canada’s Walk of Fame, and the guests of honour, from Lifehouse to Loverboy to April Wine, all celebrated the achievement on Thursday, September 28. Each of the 13 rock and roll recipients took to Massey Hall for an evening that began with a star-studded red carpet, where all of the inducted bands and musicians unveiled their commemorative stars. Live performances and speeches capped off the presentation part of the ceremony, and a historical night was memorable for all.
Radio and television icon Marilyn Denis took to Canada’s Walk of Fame red carpet.
Crooner (and our recent cover star!) Fefe Dobson took to the red carpet in a show-stopping white blazer to celebrate the inductees.
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Glass Tiger received their commemorative plaque on the unveiling stage.
The Parachute Club’s lead singer Lorraine Segato surprised guests when she joined a specially curated Canada’s Walk of Fame gospel choir during their performance of “Rise Up”, which brought the audience to their feet.
Rock legend Platinum Blonde, one of the evening’s 13 honorees, signed their commemorative plaque before posing with it on Canada’s Walk of Fame red carpet.
Lee Aaron and Fefe Dobson took to Canada’s Walk of Fame stage to perform a powerful rendition of “Whatcha Do to My Body.”
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Trooper was another honouree of the evening. The Trews kicked off the show with a high-energy rendition of the band’s smash hit “Raise a Little Hell” before Trooper took to the stage to accept their award.
The entire 2023 class of inductees filled up nearly the entire stage to close out the evening to pose for an epic honouree photograph.