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This topic covers notable events and articles related to 2019 in music.
Specific locations
- African music
- American music
- Asian music
- Australian music
- Brazilian music
- British music
- Canadian music
- Chinese music
- Czech music
- Danish music
- European music
- Finnish music
- French music
- German music
- Icelandic music
- Indian music
- Irish music
- Japanese music
- Latin music
- Malaysian music
- Monogolian music
- Norwegian music
- Philippine music
- Polynesian music
- Scandinavian music
- South Korean music
- Swedish music
- Taiwanese music
- Vietnamese music
Specific genres
Albums released
Awards
| Billboard Music Awards |
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| 2019 MTV Video Music Awards |
| 2019 MTV Europe Music Awards |
| 61st Annual Grammy Awards |
| Eurovision Song Contest 2019 |
Bands formed
Bands reformed
Bands on hiatus
Bands disbanded
Deaths
January
- 1
- Shane Bisnett (31), American metalcore bassist (Ice Nine Kills)
- Feis Ecktuh (32), Dutch rapper
- Joan Guinjoan (87) Spanish composer and pianist
- Kris Kelmi (63), Russian rock singer and keyboardist
- Pegi Young (66), American folk rock singer-songwriter and guitarist
- 2 – Daryl Dragon (76), American pop keyboardist and songwriter (Captain & Tennille, The Beach Boys)
- 3 – Steve Ripley (69), American country rock singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Tractors)
- 5
- Alvin Fielder (83), American jazz drummer
- Eric Haydock (75), British rock bassist (The Hollies)
- Dan Tshanda (54), South African pop singer and bassist (Splash)
- 7
- Jimmy Hannan (84), Australian pop singer
- John Joubert (91), British classical music composer
- Clydie King (75), American pop and rock singer
- Houari Manar (38), Algerian rai singer
- 9 – Joseph Jarman (81), American jazz saxophonist (Art Ensemble of Chicago)
- 10
- Larry Cunningham (67), American R&B singer (The Floaters)
- Kevin Fret (24), Puerto Rican trap singer
- 12
- Bonnie Guitar (95), American country singer
- Sanger D. Shafer, 84, American country singer-songwriter
- 13 – Willie Murphy (75), American blues singer and pianist
- 16
- Lorna Doom, (61), American punk rock bassist (Germs)
- Brian Velasco (41), Filipino hard rock drummer (Razorback)
- Chris Wilson (62), Australian blues singer and guitarist
- 17
- Debi Martini, American punk rock singer and bassist (Red Aunts)
- Ron Watson (62), Canadian rock guitarist (Helix)
- Reggie Young (82), American rock guitarist (The Memphis Boys)
- 19 – Ted McKenna (68), Scottish glam rock drummer (The Sensational Alex Harvey Band)
- 21
- Marcel Azzola (91), French chanson accordionist
- Kaye Ballard (93), American pop singer
- Edwin Birdsong (77), American funk keyboardist
- Maxine Brown (87), American country singer (The Browns)
- 23 – Oliver Mtukudzi (66), Zimbabwean afro-jazz guitarist
- 25
- Bruce Corbitt (56), American thrash metal singer (Rigor Mortis, Warbeast)
- Jacqueline Steiner (94), American folk singer-songwriter
- 26
- Jean Guillou (88), French composer and classical organist
- Michel Legrand (86), French composer, conductor and jazz pianist
- 27 – Pepe Smith (71), Filipino rock singer and guitarist (Juan de la Cruz Band, Speed, Glue & Shinki, Asin)
- 28 – Paul Whaley (72), American psychedelic rock drummer (Blue Cheer, The Oxford Circle)
- 29 – James Ingram (66), American R&B singer-songwriter
- 31 – Harold Bradley (93), American country guitarist
February
- 1
- Alex Brown (52), American punk rock guitarist (Gorilla Biscuits, Project X, Side by Side)
- Ayub Ogada (63), Kenyan worldbeat singer and Nyatiti player
- 2 – Tim Landers, American emo guitarist and singer (Transit, Misser)
- 3
- Detsl (35), Russian rapper
- Peter Posa (77), New Zealand pop guitarist
- 6 – Gerald English (93), British opera singer
- 9
- Cadet (28), British rapper
- Phil Western (47), Canadian electronic synthesizer player and guitarist (Download, PlatEAU)
- 11
- Olli Lindholm (54), Finnish rock singer and guitarist (Yö, Appendix)
- Harvey Scales (78), American R&B and soul singer-songwriter
- 13 – Willy Lambregt (59), Belgian rock guitarist (The Scabs, Vaya Con Dios)
- 15 – Kofi Burbridge (57), American jam band keyboardist and flautist (Tedeschi Trucks Band, The Derek Trucks Band, Aquarium Rescue Unit)
- 16 – Ken Nordine (98), American jazz spoken word artist
- 17 – Ethel Ennis (86), American jazz singer
- 19 – Artie Wayne (77), American pop singer, songwriter and producer
- 20
- Dominick Argento (91), American classical music composer
- Gerard Koerts (71), Dutch progressive rock keyboardist (Earth and Fire)
- 21
- Gus Backus (81), American doo-wop singer (The Del-Vikings)
- Jackie Shane (78), American soul singer
- Peter Tork (77), American rock bassist and singer (The Monkees)
- 23 – Dorothy Masuka (83), Zimbabwean-born South African jazz singer-songwriter
- 24 – Mac Wiseman (94), American bluegrass singer and guitarist (Foggy Mountain Boys)
- 25 – Mark Hollis (64), British new wave and post-rock singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist (Talk Talk)
- 26 – Andy Anderson (68), British new wave drummer (The Cure, The Glove, Hawkwind),
- 27 – Doug Sandom (89), British rock drummer (The Who)
- 28 – André Previn (89), German-born American jazz and classical pianist, conductor and composer
March
- 1
- Stephan Ellis (69), American rock bassist (Survivor)
- Paul Williams (78), British rock and blues singer (Zoot Money's Big Roll Band, Juicy Lucy, Tempest, Allan Holdsworth)
See also
References
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