Feist brought home three Juno awards at the Sunday, April 1 ceremony. The shocked singer needed time to gather herself before delivering her acceptance speech:
"I just need a second . . . I'm just in shock . . . I guess all I can really do is try to express some genuine gratitude. I can't believe I'm standing here. I'm straight up grateful," she added. "Thank you."
The indie songstress nabbed the Artist of the Year, Adult Alternative Album (Metals) and Best Music DVD (Look at What the Light Did Now) awards.
The typically conservative ceremony doled out big honors to relatively smaller indie acts such as Arcade Fire (four Junos, including Album of the Year, Suburbs) and the Sheepdogs (three Junos, including Single of the Year, "I Don't Know").
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