SUE FOLEY RECEIVES 2025 JUNO AWARD NOMINATION FOR BLUES ALBUM OF THE YEAR

SUE FOLEY RECEIVES 2025 JUNO AWARD NOMINATION FOR BLUES ALBUM OF THE YEAR Topping off an amazing year since the Stony Plain release of her ONE GUITAR WOMAN album, Sue Foley is honored in her native Canada with a JUNO Award nomination for Blues Album of the Year. In a year that has seen her fourth consecutive Blues Music Award for Female Blues Artist, three Blues Blast Music Awards and a GRAMMY® Award nomination, this distinction is particularly meaningful for Sue, who enthuses........

Topping off an amazing year since the Stony Plain release of her ONE GUITAR WOMAN album, Sue Foley is honored in her native Canada with a JUNO Award nomination for Blues Album of the Year. In a year that has seen her fourth consecutive Blues Music Award for Female Blues Artist, three Blues Blast Music Awards and a GRAMMY® Award nomination, this distinction is particularly meaningful for Sue, who enthuses:

“I’m beyond thrilled that ONE GUITAR WOMAN has been honored with a Juno Award nomination for Blues Album of the Year. This project has been a true labor of love, and seeing it resonate with so many people since its release has been amazing.

After an unforgettable experience at the Grammys this year — a milestone in my career – I’m especially moved to receive this recognition in my home country of Canada. There’s something truly special about standing alongside my fellow Canadian artists and representing our incredible music scene on the world stage.”

ONE GUITAR WOMAN has been celebrated by ecstatic press, radio and fans alike, gracing magazine covers, topping radio charts, and selling out shows and tours across the US, Canada and beyond. In this moving solo acoustic tribute to the female pioneers of guitar (Elizabeth Cotten, Memphis Minnie, Maybelle Carter, Lydia Mendoza, Elvie Thomas and Geeshie Wiley, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Ida Presti, and Charo), Sue not only shows her total mastery of their styles and techniques, she seems to summon the spirits of her long gone teachers, letting them speak through her voice and guitar.

The 54th Annual JUNO Awards will take place March 30, 2025 in Rogers Arena, Vancouver, Canada.

“A lush, brilliantly performed salute to women who helped forge the history of the guitar.” ⁠—Living Blues Magazine ⁠ “The kind of album that will live forever.” —Americana Highways "Confirms her new status as a major guitar talent." —Soul Bag Magazine "Fabulous." —Guitar Player Magazine "A sonic tapestry." —Guitar Girl Magazine “The often spellbinding One Guitar Woman … is an enlightening look into her remarkable talents, filtered through the lens of a more intimate expression of the blues.” —Hal Horowitz, Rock and Blues Muse

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