Fever/You Belong To Me - Delon Om - Live performance at The OMAs 2022 Award Show, September 29, 2022

The fifth annual OMAs Awards Show hosted at The Biltmore Theatre, Oshawa, ON, on September 29, 2022. Marking its fifth year celebrating music in Durham Region, the 2022 OMAs took place Thursday, September 29th, and honoured artists across multiple categories — including Songwriter of the Year, Album of the Year, Emerging Artist or Band of the Year, Durham Song of the Year, and Music Teacher of the Year, to name a few. Launched in 2018, previous Oshawa Music Award recipients include Shawn Mendes, Crown Lands, Tania Joy, Three Mile Islanders, Zaftig, Skye Wallace, Hollowsage, and Mogens Galberg; returning OMA winners Lindsay Schoolcraft and Gal George Gjurin are also up for 2022 nods. In its ongoing commitment to supporting local artists, the OMAs recently offered an unprecedented deadline extension, allowing musicians additional time to gather their submissions amidst the aftermath of the pandemic and its rippling impact. Further, the 2022 Oshawa Music Awards will again distribute Lifetime Achievement and Industry Leader awards, marking distinct work within the local community. // 2022 Official Nominees & Recipients Artist or Band of the Year presented by Avanti Excuses Excuses (“Far From Perfect”) Jadea Kelly (“Driveway”) Lindsay Schoolcraft (“New World”) Single of the Year Excuses Excuses (“Far From Perfect”) Jadea Kelly (“Happy”) Valdii (“3 Years (Casino Stereo Remix)”) Songwriter of the Year Cameron Tania (“Helium”) Dead Defined (“Rise and Stall”) Hunter Sheridan (“Ambrose”) Music Video of the Year presented by RBC The Crease Rule w/ Production Haus (“Ed Was Honest”) Delon Om and BenAnthony Lavoz w/ Delon Om (“Delequente (Delinquinte)”) BUSM w/ The North Brothers (“Smile”) Emerging Artist or Band of the Year — Presented by Spark Centre Anthony Brown (“This is Anthony Brown - EP”) Cameron Tania (“Helium”) Delon Om and BenAnthony Lavoz (“Delequente (Delinquinte)”) Album of the Year Tania Joy (“I Will Stand”) Valdii (“The Mirror”) Wayne Madder (“Unconditional”) Durham Song of the Year — Presented by Durham Region Economic Development and Tourism Cameron Tania (“Helium”) Gal George Gjurin (“Shine”) Music Producer of the Year — Presented by 360insights Dsymphony (“Delequente (Delinquinte)”) Gal George Gjurin (“Shine”) Lindsay Schoolcraft (“Stolen Light”) Music Teacher of the Year — Presented by Durham College Amanda de Boer Durham Girls Choir Emily Snellings Music Industry Leader of the Year - Presented by Trent University Durham GTA Hill Kourkoutis Lifetime Achievement / Hall-of-Fame - Presented by APEX Light & Sound Greg Keelor Durham Girls Choir Wednesday The 2022 OMAs are proudly presented by Durham Region Economic Development and Tourism, Spark Centre, RBC, 360insights, Trent University Durham GTA, Durham College, Ontario Tech University, with financial support from SOCAN Foundation and other community partners.

Added 30 Aug 2026