For Immediate Release-
September 2, 2009
WINNIPEG, Manitoba - Jeremy Bradley's Top of The Charts and SpeakFree Celeb Watch celebrate Canada from coast to... well, almost coast with a jam-packed weekend of Canuck coverage beginning Saturday, September 12.
Every September, Top of The Charts airs a special all-Canadian music show. This year, Charts is covering the 12th Annual Canada's Walk of Fame as JB talks with the stars on the red carpet in Toronto. (Taped September 12, airing week of September 14.) The 2009 inductees include Blue Rodeo, Kim Cattrall, Tom Cochrane, Howie Mandel, Robert Munsch and Raymond Burr; hosted by Anne Murray.
In addition to the Great White North salute, SpeakFree Celeb Watch runs a Live Event online from the Canadian Country Music Association Awards in Vancouver on September 13. Celeb Watch and JB are on the red carpet and at the awards show featuring performances by George Canyon, Crystal Shawanda, and pop rock legend Richard Marx.
"We're covering two major Canadian events in one weekend," said Bradley. "That's right, in 24 hours I will be reporting live in Toronto and Vancouver with tons of red carpet action... and potentially lots of caffeine."
Event Coverage:
September 12- Canada's Walk of Fame red carpet photos and audio on SpeakFree Celeb Watch website
September 13- Canadian Country Music Association Awards coverage on SpeakFree Celeb Watch website
September 14- Special Entertainment Wrap Up live from Vancouver recapping the Walk of Fame and CCMA Awards
September 14- Salute to Canadian music on Top of The Charts taped live in Toronto
PROGRAMMING NOTES: The special Walk of Fame broadcast replaces the previously announced Show #178 starring Olivia Newton-John as part of the Retro Flashback series. The full interview will air at a later date.
Show #179 (airing week of September 21) featuring musical group Hanson, also welcomes recording artist and Latin American Idol judge Jon Secada.
Jeremy Bradley's Top of The Charts is a syndicated Top 40 music show airing on radio stations in Canada, the U.S. and the U.K.