2007 was another landmark year for Michael Bublé. His album Call Me Irresponsible topped international charts on the strength of his self-penned No. 1 hit "Everything" and his subsequent tour saw him playing to sold-out arenas and theatres including London, Paris, New York and Sydney. Following up his previous two 143/Reprise bestsellers, 2003’s self-titled debut and 2005’s multi-platinum follow-up, It’s Time, Michael Bublé's worldwide sales are in excess of 10 million records. Call Me Irresponsible boasts more of Bublé’s buoyant, modern interpretations of standards from a variety of eras including songs by such greats as Leonard Cohen, Eric Clapton, Cy Coleman and others. Bublé has achieved critical acclaim and international success as a Grammy-nominee and five-time JUNO Award winning artist. In 2006, he swept the JUNO Awards with wins for Single of the Year, Pop Album of the Year, Artist of the Year and Album of the Year for It’s Time.

Broadcast in High-Definition and 5.1 Surround Sound, The 2008 JUNO Awards, Canada's Music Awards, will air on CTV on Sunday, April 6^{th from the Pengrowth Saddledome in Calgary, Alberta. It is the seventh year in a row that The JUNO Awards will air on CTV, the official broadcast partner of the JUNO Awards. Since CTV joined forces with CARAS in 2002, The JUNO Awards have travelled across Canada, bringing a live, electrified stadium show to million of Canadians. Since going live from St. John’s in 2002, CTV has broadcast The JUNO Awards from Ottawa (2003), Edmonton (2004), Winnipeg (2005), Halifax (2006) and Saskatoon (2007). Previous hosts of The JUNO Awards on CTV include Nelly Furtado (2007), Pamela Anderson (2006), Brent Butt (2005), Alanis Morissette (2004), Shania Twain (2003) and Barenaked Ladies (2002).}