2019 in American music
Overview of the events of 2019 in American music
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The following is a list of events and releases that happened in 2019 in music in the United States.
Notable events
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
4 – that dog released their first album in 22 years, Old LP . It was also their first album without founding member Petra Haden .
Akon released his first album in ten years, El Negreeto Lagwagon released their first album in five years, Railer .
11 – Chris Knight released his first album in seven years, Almost Daylight .
29 - After seven months of banned Michael Jackson music, some radio stations re-added some of his hits.
November
December
Bands disbanded
Albums released in 2019
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Top songs on record
Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 Songs
Billboard Hot 100 Top 20 HitsAll songs that reached the Top 20 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart during the year, complete with peak chart placement.
"10,000 Hours " – Dan + Shay and Justin Bieber (#4)
"7 Rings " – Ariana Grande (#1)
"A Holly Jolly Christmas " – Burl Ives (#6)
"A Lot " – 21 Savage (#12)
"All I Want for Christmas Is You " − Mariah Carey (#1)
"Bad Guy " – Billie Eilish (#1)
"Ballin' " – Mustard feat. Roddy Ricch (#14)
"Bandit " – Juice WRLD and YoungBoy Never Broke Again (#10)
"Beautiful People " – Ed Sheeran feat. Khalid (#13)
"Better " – Khalid (#8)
"Better Now " – Post Malone (#3 in 2018, #10 in 2019)
"Blinding Lights " – The Weeknd (#11)
"Bop " – DaBaby (#11)
"Boy with Luv " – BTS feat. Halsey (#8)
"Boyfriend " – Ariana Grande and Social House (#8)
"Break Up with Your Girlfriend, I'm Bored " – Ariana Grande (#2)
"Breathin " – Ariana Grande (#12 in 2018, #15 in 2019)
"Bury a Friend " – Billie Eilish (#14)
"Circles " – Post Malone (#1)
"Closed on Sunday " – Kanye West (#17)
"Dance Monkey " – Tones and I (#9)
"Dancing with a Stranger " – Sam Smith and Normani (#7)
"Die for Me" – Post Malone feat. Future and Halsey (#20)
"Don't Call Me Angel " − Ariana Grande, Miley Cyrus and Lana Del Rey (#13)
"Don't Start Now " – Dua Lipa (#2)
"Drip Too Hard " − Lil Baby and Gunna (#4 in 2018, #8 in 2019)
"Earfquake " – Tyler, the Creator (#13)
"Earth " – Lil Dicky (#17)
"Eastside " – Benny Blanco , Halsey and Khalid (#9)
"Enemies " – Post Malone feat. DaBaby (#16)
"Even Though I'm Leaving " – Luke Combs (#11)
"Everything I Wanted " – Billie Eilish (#8)
"Follow God " – Kanye West (#7)
"Futsal Shuffle 2020 " – Lil Uzi Vert (#5)
"Girls Like You " − Maroon 5 feat. Cardi B (#1 in 2018, #7 in 2019)
"God's Country " – Blake Shelton (#17)
"Going Bad " – Meek Mill feat. Drake (#6 in 2018, #10 in 2019)
"Good as Hell " – Lizzo (#3)
"Goodbyes " – Post Malone feat. Young Thug (#3)
"Happier " – Marshmello and Bastille (#2)
"Heartless " – The Weeknd (#1)
"Hey Look Ma, I Made It " – Panic! at the Disco (#16)
"High Hopes " – Panic! at the Disco (#4)
"Highest in the Room " – Travis Scott (#1)
"Hollywood's Bleeding" – Post Malone (#15)
"Homicide " – Logic feat. Eminem (#5)
"Hot " – Young Thug feat. Gunna (#11)
"Hot Girl Summer " – Megan Thee Stallion feat. Nicki Minaj and Ty Dolla Sign (#11)
"I Don't Care " – Ed Sheeran and Justin Bieber (#2)
"If I Can't Have You " – Shawn Mendes (#2)
"Intro " – DaBaby (#13)
"It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year " − Andy Williams (#10 in 2018, #13 in 2019)
"Jingle Bell Rock " – Bobby Helms (#8)
"Last Christmas " – Wham! (#17)
"Leave Me Alone " – Flipp Dinero (#20)
"Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow " − Dean Martin (#20)
"Lights Up " – Harry Styles (#17)
"Lose You to Love Me " – Selena Gomez (#1)
"Lover " – Taylor Swift (#10)
"Lucid Dreams " – Juice WRLD (#2 in 2018, #8 in 2019)
"Me! " – Taylor Swift feat. Brendon Urie (#2)
"Megatron " – Nicki Minaj (#20)
"Memories " – Maroon 5 (#4)
"Mia " – Bad Bunny feat. Drake (#5 in 2018, #19 in 2019)
"Middle Child " – J. Cole (#4)
"Mo Bamba " − Sheck Wes (#6 in 2018, #14 in 2019)
"Money " − Cardi B (#13)
"Money in the Grave " – Drake feat. Rick Ross (#7)
"Murder on My Mind " − YNW Melly (#14)
"NASA " – Ariana Grande (#17)
"Needy " – Ariana Grande (#14)
"Never Really Over " – Katy Perry (#15)
"Nightmare " – Halsey (#15)
"No Guidance " – Chris Brown feat. Drake (#5)
"Old Town Road " – Lil Nas X feat. Billy Ray Cyrus (#1)
"One Man Band " – Old Dominion (#20)
"Only Human " – Jonas Brothers (#18)
"Panini " – Lil Nas X (#5)
"Playing Games " – Summer Walker (#16)
"Please Me " – Cardi B and Bruno Mars (#3)
"Pop Out " – Polo G feat. Lil Tjay (#11)
"Press " – Cardi B (#16)
"Ransom " – Lil Tecca (#4)
"Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree " – Brenda Lee (#2)
"Roxanne " – Arizona Zervas (#4)
"Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer " − Gene Autry (#16)
"Saint-Tropez " – Post Malone (#18)
"Selah " – Kanye West (#19)
"Señorita " – Shawn Mendes and Camila Cabello (#1)
"Shallow " − Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper (#1)
"Sicko Mode " – Travis Scott (#1 in 2018, #3 in 2019)
"Someone You Loved " – Lewis Capaldi (#1)
"Sucker " – Jonas Brothers (#1)
"Suge " – DaBaby (#7)
"Sunflower " – Post Malone and Swae Lee (#1)
"Sweet but Psycho " – Ava Max (#10)
"Take What You Want " – Post Malone feat. Ozzy Osbourne and Travis Scott (#8)
"Taki Taki " – DJ Snake feat. Selena Gomez, Ozuna and Cardi B (#11 in 2018, #18 in 2019)
"Talk " – Khalid (#3)
"Thank U, Next " – Ariana Grande (#1)
"The Box " – Roddy Ricch (#18)
"The Christmas Song (Merry Christmas to You) " − Nat King Cole (#11)
"The Git Up " – Blanco Brown (#14)
"The London " – Young Thug, J. Cole and Travis Scott (#12)
"Thotiana " – Blueface (#8)
"Trampoline " – Shaed (#13)
"Truth Hurts " – Lizzo (#1)
"Wake Up in the Sky " − Gucci Mane , Bruno Mars and Kodak Black (#11 in 2018, #12 in 2019)
"Whiskey Glasses " – Morgan Wallen (#17)
"Wish Wish " − DJ Khaled feat. Cardi B and 21 Savage (#19)
"Without Me " – Halsey (#1)
"Woah " – Lil Baby (#16)
"Wow. " – Post Malone (#2)
"You Need to Calm Down " – Taylor Swift (#2)
"Youngblood " – 5 Seconds of Summer (#7 in 2018, #14 in 2019)
"Zeze " − Kodak Black feat. Travis Scott and Offset (#2 in 2018, #9 in 2019 )
Deaths
January 1 –
January 2 – Daryl Dragon , 76, musician, songwriter, keyboardist (Captain & Tennille )[ 113]
January 3 – Steve Ripley , 69, singer songwriter (The Tractors )[ 114]
January 5 – Alvin Fielder , 83, jazz drummer[ 115]
January 7 – Clydie King , 75, pop and rock singer[ 116]
January 9 – Joseph Jarman , 81, jazz saxophonist[ 117]
January 10 – Larry Cunningham, 67, R&B singer
January 12 – Sanger D. Shafer , 84, country singer, songwriter[ 118]
January 13
January 16 – Lorna Doom , 61, punk rock bassist[ 120]
January 17 – Reggie Young , 82, country and rock guitarist, session musician[ 121]
January 21 –
January 25 – Jacqueline Steiner , 94, folk singer, songwriter[ 125]
January 26 – Bruce Corbitt , 56, heavy metal vocalist[ 126]
January 28 – Paul Whaley , 72, rock drummer[ 127]
January 29 – James Ingram , 66, R&B singer[ 128]
January 31 – Harold Bradley , 93, country guitarist[ 129]
February 2 – Alex Brown, 52, rock guitarist (Gorilla Biscuits )[ 130]
February 3 – Tim Landers, 62, vocalist and singer[ 131]
February 11 – Harvey Scales , 78, R&B soul singer and songwriter[ 132]
February 15 – Kofi Burbridge , 57, keyboardist and flautist[ 133]
February 16 – Ken Nordine , 98, spoken word jazz[ 134]
February 17 – Ethel Ennis , 86, jazz musician[ 135]
February 19 – Artie Wayne , 77, pop singer, producer
February 20 – Dominick Argento , 91, composer[ 136]
February 21 –
February 24 – Mac Wiseman , 93, bluegrass musician[ 139]
March 1 – Stephan Ellis, 69, rock bassist (Survivor )[ 140]
March 2 – Al Hazan , 84, pianist (B. Bumble and the Stingers ), songwriter and record producer
March 4 – Mike Walker, 50, rock drummer (Aranda )
March 5 – Sara Romweber, 55, drummer for Let's Active , Snatches of Pink and Dex Romweber Duo [ 141]
March 6 – James Dapogny , 78, jazz pianist[ 142]
March 8 – Eddie Taylor Jr. , 46, blues singer and guitarist
March 10 – Asa Brebner, 65, singer-songwriter and guitarist[ 143] [ 144]
March 11 – Hal Blaine , 90, rock and pop drummer[ 145]
March 12 – John Kilzer , 62, singer and songwriter[ 146]
March 16 –
March 17 – Andre Williams , 82, R&B singer[ 149]
March 21 – Doris Duke , 77, gospel and soul singer
March 25 – Scott Walker , 76, experimental pop singer (The Walker Brothers )[ 150]
March 28 - Maury Laws , 95, composer
March 31 – Nipsey Hussle , 33, rapper[ 151]
April 2 –
April 3 - Shawn Smith , 53, singer and songwriter[ 152]
April 4 – Tiger Merrit, 31, rock singer and guitarist
April 5 – Davey Williams , 66, Avant-Garde and jazz guitarist
April 6 – Jim Glaser , 81, country singer[ 154]
April 10 – Earl Thomas Conley , 77, country singer[ 155]
April 15 – Joe Terry, 78, doo-wop and rock and roll (Danny & the Juniors )
April 18 – Eddie Tinger, 92, blues singer and keyboardist
April 22 – Dave Samuels , 70, jazz musician[ 156]
April 26 – Phil McCormack, 58, southern rock singer (Molly Hatchet )[ 157]
May 2 – John Starling , 79, bluegrass singer and songwriter (The Seldom Scene )[ 158]
May 4 – J.R. Cobb , 75, guitarist and songwriter[ 159]
May 9 – Preston Epps , 88, percussionist
May 11 –
May 13 – Doris Day , 97, singer and actress[ 162] [ 163]
May 14 –
May 15
May 17 – Eric Moore, 67, hard rock singer and bassist
May 28 – John Gary Williams, 73, R&B singer[ 165]
May 29 –
May 30 – Leon Redbone , 69, jazz and ragtime singer, guitarist[ 169] [ 170]
May 31 – Roky Ericson , 71, psychedelic rock singer and songwriter
June 4 - Mikey Dees, TBD, punk rock singer and guitarist (Fitz of Depression )
June 5 – Brian Doherty, 51, guitarist (Big Wreck )[ 171] [ 172]
June 6 – Dr. John , 77, blues, jazz, boogie-woogie, and rock singer, songwriter
June 9 –
June 10 –
June 16 – Bishop Bullwinkle , 70, soul singer
June 19 – Etika , 29, youtuber and rapper
June 23 – David Bartholomew , 100, composer and bandleader
June 24 – Jeff Austin , 45, bluegrass singer
June 29 – Gary Duncan , 72, rock guitarist
July 1 – Sid Ramin , 100, composer and arranger
July 9 – Aaron Rosand , 92, classical violinist
July 10 – Jerry Lawson , 75, a cappella singer
July 12 –
Dick Richards, 95, rock and roll drummer
Russell Smith , 70, country rock singer
July 16 - Bill Vitt , rock drummer
July 18 – Bob Frank , 75, singer, songwriter
July 21 – Ben Johnston , 93, microtonal composer
July 22 – Art Neville , 81, funk singer, keyboardist
July 29 – Ras G , 39, hip hop producer
August 5 – Lizzie Grey , 60, glam metal guitarist
August 7
August 11 – Jim Cullum Jr. , 77, jazz cornetist
August 19 – Larry Taylor , 77, bass guitarist
August 27
August 28 – Nancy Holloway , 86, jazz and pop singer
August 29 – Jimmy Pitman, 72, rock singer, songwriter and guitarist (Strawberry Alarm Clock )
September 5 – Jimmy Johnson , 76, rock and soul guitarist
September 10 –
September 13 – Eddie Money , 70, singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist
September 15 – Ric Ocasek , 75, singer, songwriter, record producer (The Cars )
September 16 –
John Cohen , 87, folk banjoist and guitaristMick Shauer, 47, stoner rock keyboardist
September 19
September 24 – Robert Hunter , 78, rock lyricist and multi-instrumentalist
September 26 – Jimmy Spicer , 61, rapper
September 29 – Busbee , 43, songwriter and producer
September 30 – Jessye Norman , 74, opera soprano singer
October 1 – Beverly Watkins , 80, blues guitarist
October 2 – Kim Shattuck , 56, singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Muffs , The Pandoras )
October 3 – Vinnie Bell , 87, session guitarist
October 4 – Ed Ackerson , 54, alternative rock singer and guitarist (Polara )
October 5 – Larry Junstrom , 70, southern rock bassist (38 Special , Lynyrd Skynyrd )
October 12 –
October 14 – Steve Cash , 73, southern rock singer
October 17 – Ray Santos , 90, Latin pop saxophonist
October 25 – Joe Sun , 76, country singer
October 26 – Paul Barrere , 71, southern rock guitarist
October 31 – Kendra Malia, 37, witch house singer
November 11 – Bad Azz , 43, rapper
November 20 – Doug Lubahn , 71, psychedelic rock and jazz rock bassist (Clear Light )
November 21
November 29 – Irving Burgie , 95, musician and songwriter[ 176] [ 177]
December 2 – Jimmy Cavallo , 92, rock and roll singer
December 5 – Jerry Naylor , 80, rock and roll musician (The Crickets )
December 7 –
December 8 – Juice WRLD , 21, rapper, singer, songwriter
December 13 –
December 14 – Irv Williams , 100, jazz saxophonist
December 18 – Abbey Simon , 99, classical pianist
December 24 –
December 26 – Sleepy LaBeef , 84, rockabilly singer and guitarist
December 29 – Norma Tanega , 80, folk singer-songwriter
See also
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