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Feist Honored at Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame Ceremony

todaySeptember 27, 2026

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Last night, Leslie Feist, renowned for her contributions to Broken Social Scene and her solo work, was celebrated with an induction into the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame at Massey Hall in Toronto. This prestigious event also recognized iconic acts like the Tragically Hip and rock legends Loverboy.

Finneas, the Grammy-winning producer, inducted Feist, sharing heartfelt anecdotes about their first meeting in 2018. He praised her as a beloved figure among many artists, highlighting her stunning voice and impactful songwriting. “Leslie is so many of your favourite artists’ favourite artist,” he remarked, emphasizing her influence and talent.

The evening featured a musical tribute, kicking off with Charlotte Cornfield performing “How Come You Never Go There,” followed by Jeff Tweedy of Wilco delivering a moving rendition of “The Park.” Finneas closed the tribute with his cover of “My Moon My Man,” which was recently released as an Amazon Music Original.

Feist’s artistic legacy continues to inspire, and her induction is a testament to her significant impact on the music world.


Source: www.stereogum.com

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