My Singing Monsters Joins the JUNOS: Skips Orange Carpet as the Official Mobile Game for the 2026 JUNO Awards in Hamilton, Ontario

On March 4, 2026, the popular Canadian musical game franchise, My Singing Monsters, was officially named The Official Mobile Game of The JUNOS, marking the beginning of a partnership with the Canadian music awards. This collaboration aims to celebrate JUNO Week by allowing the Singing Monsters to engage with artists and attendees, offering sneak peeks of live events, and hosting meet-and-greet sessions to energize fans and attendees throughout the week.

My Singing Monsters will play a significant role at the JUNO Awards Gala, acting as the presenting sponsor for the Rap Album/EP of the Year category. In addition, they will make a flashy entrance on the JUNO |Skip Orange Carpet, welcoming artists and interacting with media representatives. This partnership follows a recent collaboration with Canadian hip-hop artist bbno$, whose monster character, bbli$zard, gained substantial attention in late 2025, coinciding with the release of his self-titled album.

Claudette Critchley, CEO of Big Blue Bubble (the studio behind My Singing Monsters), expressed pride in partnering with The JUNOS and highlighted the influence the game has had on young musicians. Critchley emphasized their commitment to giving back to the Canadian music community.

My Singing Monsters is a free-to-play game available across various platforms, including the Apple AppStore, Google Play, and Steam. Players create unique melodies by breeding and nurturing Singing Monsters within fantastical environments. The game has garnered significant acclaim, attracting over 150 million players globally and establishing itself as a leading franchise extending into various media formats, including merchandising and books.

Big Blue Bubble, an established game developer with over 15 years in the industry, has developed more than 100 titles, making a name for itself by consistently innovating within game design. Their flagship franchise, My Singing Monsters, has received recognition from prestigious entities like Deloitte and BAFTA, reinforcing the studio's commitment to producing engaging entertainment.

The announcement also references EG7, a gaming company involved in developing, marketing, and publishing games globally. With a team of over 100 developers, EG7 is known for its partnerships and consulting services in the gaming industry. Their experience includes release management for numerous successful titles across different platforms.

Additionally, the Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS) is highlighted. As a not-for-profit organization, CARAS's mission is to uphold and enhance the Canadian music industry through various initiatives, including the JUNO Awards. Their efforts involve supporting music education and developing emerging artists, demonstrating a commitment to recognizing and celebrating Canadian musical talent. The 55th annual JUNO Awards will be held in Hamilton at TD Coliseum on March 29, 2026.

In summary, the partnership between My Singing Monsters and The JUNOS not only underscores the cultural significance of both entities but also illustrates an innovative blend of gaming and music, promising an engaging experience for fans and artists alike.