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The following is a list of events and releases that have happened or are expected to happen in 2019 in music in the United States.

Events

January

February

March

  • 1 – Queensrÿche will release their first album in almost four years, The Verdict.[8]
  • 8 – Misery Index will release their first album in five years called Rituals of Power.

April

May


List of albums set to be released

January

Date Album Artist Genre (s)
4 John Garcia and the Band Of Gold[11] John Garcia and the Band of Gold
Ode To A Friend[12] Old Sea Brigade
11 Magnolia[13] Randy Houser Country
A Good Friend Is Nice[14] Jack & Jack Pop-rap
Twenty[15] Taking Back Sunday
Village[16] Jacob Banks
18 Myth Of A Man[17] Night Beats
Who Do You Trust?[18] Papa Roach
Phoenix[4] Pedro the Lion Indie rock
A Real Good Kid[19] Mike Posner
Heard It in a Past Life[20] Maggie Rogers Rock
Native Tongue[21] Switchfoot Alternative rock
Outer Peace Toro y Moi
Remind Me Tomorrow[22] Sharon Van Etten
25 DNA[6] Backstreet Boys Pop
Almost Free[23] FIDLAR
Stay Human Vol. II[24] Michael Franti & Spearheaded
Mystery Hour[25] Pavo Pavo
Oliver Appropriate[26] Say Anything Rock
Treat Myself[27] Meghan Trainor Pop
TBA Shock[28] Tesla Rock

February

Date Album Artist Genre(s)
1 Zeppelin Over China [29] Guided By Voices
Mall of Fortune[30] Harriet Brown
Tides of a Teardrop[31] Mandolin Orange
8 Sunshine Rock[32] Bob Mould
Quiet Signs[7] Jessica Pratt Folk
15 Carnivore Body Count
Can't Say I Ain't Country[33] Florida Georgia Line Country
Oh Boy Harlem
22 Distance over Time[34] Dream Theater Progressive metal
The Last Word[35] The O'Jays

March

Date Album Artist Genre (s)
1 The Verdict[8] Queensrÿche
Weezer[36] Weezer
8 Rituals of Power Misery Index
This is How You Smile Helado Negro
There Will Be No Intermission Amanda Palmer
15 Egowreck The Faint
Cash Cabin Sessions Vol 3 Todd Snider
22 American Football American Football
Panorama La Dispute
29 Norman Fucking Rockwell[37] Lana Del Rey Pop
Uncle Walt's Band (Reissue) Uncle Walt's Band Folk
The Valley Whitechapel

Second quarter

Unknown date

Top songs on record

Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 Songs

Billboard Hot 100 songs which have ranked within the Top 20

Deaths

See also

References

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