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See also:
- 2007 in British music
- 2007 in hip hop
- Musical groups established in 2007
- Record labels established in 2007
Events
- January
- George Shearing is knighted for services to music in the Queen's New Year Honours List. Evelyn Glennie becomes a Dame. Imogen Cooper, John Rutter and Rod Stewart are awarded the CBE.
- Rumours circulate that The Police will reunite for a tour after 23 years to mark the 30th anniversary of the release of "Roxanne". However, there are no plans for an album featuring new material.[1][2] On January 30, the band announce that they would perform at the opening of the 49th annual Grammy Awards on February 11[3] and subsequently announce The Police Reunion Tour.
- Rumours circulate that Timbaland may have appropriated his ringtone Block Party and the related beat to Nelly Furtado's "Do It." See 2007 Timbaland plagiarism controversy.
- February
- February 7—Frontman Billy Corgan reveals that The Smashing Pumpkins would finally release the first reunion album Zeitgeist on July 7th.[4] This would be the band's first widely released album since 2000s Machina/The Machines of God with the last Smashing Pumpkins album Machina II/The Friends & Enemies of Modern Music being restricted to only 25 copies upon initial release.
- February 11—the 49th Grammy Awards aired on CBS, presented at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.
- February 16—American Rock band Audioslave break up after Chris Cornell leaves band because of "Musical Differences".
- February 27—American rock parody band Tenacious D released their movie, Tenacious D in: The Pick of Destiny on DVD.
- February 28—it was announced that the American early 80s punk band Circle Jerks had released a new song, titled "I'm Gonna Live", which can also be heard on their Myspace page.[5] Rumors are swirling that the band is also supposedly gearing up to release their follow-up to 1995's Oddities, Abnormalities and Curiosities.
- March
- March 1—Angela Hacker was voted by viewers to be the 2007 champion of the televised singing competition Nashville Star. By virtue of her win, she was signed to a record deal with Warner Bros. Records.
- March 12—Matchbook Romance announces that they are taking an indefinite hiatus, after ten years of their career, as all members decided to go their separate ways.[6]
- March 16—Bad Religion revealed that their new album would be called New Maps of Hell.[7]
- March 21—Toshimitsu Deyama announces that he has been recording with Yoshiki after ten years.
- April
- April 11th - Nick Oshiro of Static-X breaks his hand at a concert in Dallas and the band forces to cancel the show.
- April 13th - Will Hunt of Dark New Day temporarily replaces Nick Oshiro of Static-X.
- April 15-Cluster reunites for first concert since 1996. A tour of Europe followed.
- April 17—Arcturus officially announced that they would be splitting up due to the fact that they were too busy with other matters to focus on progressing with the band.
- April 19—Joey Jordison of Slipknot becomes a Session Member of Korn.
- April 22—Patrick Wolf told fans on his message board that he was retiring from the music business[8]. However, he later revoked this, saying that he will merely be on hiatus[9]
- April 23rd - Bevan Davies replaces Will Hunt due to his commitments of Dark New Day & Vince Neil as the other replacement drummer for Nick Oshiro of Static-X.
- April 27 – April 29—Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Coachella, CA
- May
- May 11—Guitarist Chickn posted a message on MySpace, confirming that D.I. would finally release the long-awaited first reunion album On the Western Front on August 7th.[10] This would be their first official album featuring new material since 1994's State of Shock.
- May 12—The Eurovision Song Contest 2007 was held in Helsinki, Finland. It was won by Serbia.
- May 15—Minutes To Midnight by Linkin Park sales more than 600.000 copies in the USA and more than 1.000.000 worldwide and to the date is the most selling album in the first week.
- May 16 – May 20—The European Festival of Youth Choirs is currently being held in Basel, Switzerland.
- May 19—The Los Angeles, California radio station KROQ airs the fifteenth annual Weenie Roast. Bands that played there were: Linkin Park, Social Distortion, Interpol, Queens of the Stone Age, 30 Seconds to Mars, The Bravery, Silversun Pickups,
The Killers→ Incubus, Korn, Bad Religion, Rise Against, Tim Armstrong, Peter Bjorn and John, Tiger Army, and Plain White T's.[11] - May 23—Jordin Sparks of Arizona wins Season 6 of American Idol.
- May 25 – May 28—Salzburg Festival
- May 26 – May 27—Sasquatch! Music Festival
- May 30 – June 5—The Peel Bay Festival Isle of Man TT
- June
- June 4—Yoshiki announces that X Japan would reunite for a new tour and a single.
- June 8 – June 10—Download Festival
- June 14 – Daft Punk came back in Paris for a show, ten years after their last performance in the french capital.
- June 22 – June 23—Radio Expres Festival - the first music festival of the best slovak radio station—Radio Expres
- June 22 – June 25—Glastonbury Festival
- July
- June 29 – July 1—Heineken Open'er Festival took place in Babie Doły military airport, Gdynia, Poland. Confirmed bands that will play there are: Beastie Boys, Björk, Muse, The Roots, Sonic Youth, Bloc Party, LCD Soundsystem, Groove Armada, Dizzee Rascal, Laurent Garnier, Crazy P, The Strike Boys, Freeform Five.
- July
- July 1—The Concert for Diana in honour of Lady Diana's 46th birthday takes place in the Wembley Stadium in London.
- July 7—Live Earth, worldwide series of concerts to initiate action against global warming. Acts include: Kelly Clarkson, Alicia Keys, Kanye West, Bon Jovi, Fall Out Boy, Shakira, John Mayer, Roger Waters, Beastie Boys, Duran Duran, Madonna, Foo Fighters, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Black Eyed Peas, Spinal Tap, Jack Johnson, Lenny Kravitz, Metallica as well as the reunited bands The Police, Genesis, The Smashing Pumpkins and Crowded House.
- July 7 – July 8—T In The Park, Oxegen 2007
- July 17th - Joe Payne joins Divine Heresy.
- July 27 — Atom Willard leaves The Offspring and is replaced by former Face to Face and Saves the Day drummer Pete Parada.
- August
- August 4 – August 11—The Three Choirs Festival will be held at Gloucester.
- August 11 – August 12—The eighth annual Summer Sonic Festival was held. Bands that played there were: Arctic Monkeys, Avenged Sevenfold, Bloc Party, The Horrors, Interpol, The Offspring, Sum 41, Metallica and We Are Scientists.[12]
- August 24 – August 26—Carling Weekend—Reading and Leeds Festivals
- August 31 – September 2—Electric Picnic 2007
- August Bank Holiday (last weekend in August)—Bryn Terfel's Faenol Festival
- September
- September - Meegs Rascon of Glass Piñata states a possibility of a Coal Chamber reunion.
- September 3 - My Chemical Romance lead singer, Gerard Way, marries Mindless Self Indulgence bassist, Lyn-Z, backstage at Projekt Revolution in Denver, Colorado
- September 4 - Small Faces and Don Arden plaque unveiled at 52-55 Carnaby Street, London, England[13]
- September 8 - "Weird Al" Yankovic performs his 1,000th live show at Idaho Falls, Idaho.[14]
- September 9—Sonata Arctica will play for the first time in Guadalajara, Mexico.
- September 9—Britney Spears opened the 2007 MTV Video Music Awards held in the Palms Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.
- September 11 - B5 second album, Don't Talk Just Listen debuted.
- September 12 – October 1—Prague Autumn International Music Festival
- September 20 – September 23—4th annual Decibel Festival, Seattle
- September 22 – 29—35th North Wales International Music Festival will be held at St Asaph.
- September 24—Patrick Watson's album Close to Paradise wins the Canadian Polaris Music Prize for 2007.
- October
- October 4 - Fred Mascherino announces his departure from Taking Back Sunday, to pursue his solo career called The Color Fred.
- Godsmack goes on Hiatus.
- October 16 - The release of Thrice The Alchemy Index Vols. I & II - Fire & Water
- October 18 — X Japan official site announces that the band will perform the song "I.V." (main theme of Saw IV) on October 22.
- October 22 — X Japan performs for the first time in ten years and announces a concert in Tokyo in spring, followed by a world tour.
- October 27—Interpol, Yo La Tengo, The Whitest Boy Alive, The Horrors, TeddyBears and other bands will appear on the Manifest Festival, at Mexico City.
- October 30-Britney Spears releases her highly anticipated album Blackout.
- November
- November 1 - MTV Europe Music Awards 2007
- November 2 - Drummer of death metal band Decapitated, Witold "Vitek" Kieltyka, dies at 23 due to complications after automobile accident in Russia.
- November 7th - Sevendust announces they will head into the studio by the end of November to work on their 7th studio Album entiled The 7th Chapter and gave a release date being March 4th, 2008.
- November 10th - Powerman 5000 goes on Hiatus.
- November 24th - Hawthorne Heights guitarist/backing vocalist Casey Calvert passed away in his sleep at the very young age of 26.
Expected events
- November 27 - Harmonia will reunite for their first concert since 1976 in Berlin.
- December 8-9 — The Los Angeles, California radio station KROQ will air the eighteenth annual Acoustic Christmas. Bands that will play there are: Linkin Park, Bad Religion, Angels & Airwaves, Rise Against, Avenged Sevenfold, Serj Tankian, Paramore, Modest Mouse, Jimmy Eat World, Spoon, Feist, The Shins, Silversun Pickups and Muse.
- December 10 - In London: Led Zeppelin
Bands formed
Bands disbanded
- 28 Days
- 5ive
- Adair
- Adelphi
- Aereogramme
- Allister (hiatus)
- Amity
- Arcturus
- Audio Adrenaline
- Audioslave
- The Beautiful South
- Bleed The Dream
- Blindspott
- The Blood Brothers
- Calico System
- Capdown
- Carnival in Coal
- Cauterize
- Chinese Happy
- Choke
- Controlling the Famous
- Crush Luther
- The Cooper Temple Clause
- Damiera (on hiatus in April 2007, reformed with new members in June 2007)
- Devin Townsend Band
- The Distillers
- The Divorce
- Dog Fashion Disco
- The Early November (indefinite hiatus)
- Eighteen Visions
- Even So
- The Explosion
- Five Star
- The Fugees
- G4
- Good Riddance
- Hidden in Plain View
- Hot Cross
- Hot Rod Circuit
- I Killed the Prom Queen
- The Immediate
- Imperanon
- The Junior Varsity
- Jurassic 5
- Larrikin Love
- Last Tuesday
- Latterman
- Liberty X
- The Little Flames
- Le Tigre (on hiatus since late 2006, but officially announced split in January 2007)
- Los Abandoned
- Los Hermanos (indefinite hiatus)
- Matchbook Romance (indefinite hiatus)
- Mendeed
- Morning Runner
- Much the Same
- The Nervous Return
- New Order (confirmed by Peter Hook via MySpace.com)
- Nickel Creek (hiatus)
- Number One Fan
- None More Black
- Park
- A Perfect Murder
- Piebald
- Planes Mistaken for Stars
- Pretty Girls Make Graves
- Purified in Blood
- Push to Talk
- Reverend Bizarre
- Rheostatics
- Rory
- Rufio
- Rooster
- Sandy & Junior
- Scarlet
- Scars of Tomorrow (name change to The Hollowed)
- Send More Paramedics
- Spineshank
- Spitalfield
- Strapping Young Lad
- Sullivan (band)
- The Track Record
- U.S. Maple
- Vaux
- Waking Ashland
- With Passion
Bands re-formed
- Aqua
- Asia
- At The Gates (a few European summer festivals in 2008)
- Boyzone (one-off performance)
- Carcass (a few European summer festivals in 2008)
- Cluster
- Crazy Town
- Crowded House
- The Dismemberment Plan (two-performance reunion)
- Dispatch (three-performance reunion)
- Element Eighty
- Eve 6
- Finch (two-performance reunion)
- Genesis
- Harmonia
- Héroes del Silencio
- Hot Water Music (reunion tour)
- The Jesus and Mary Chain
- Hombres G (Spain)
- Kris Kross
- Led Zeppelin (one-off performance)
- Leftover Salmon (two-performance reunion)
- Luna Sea (one-off performance)
- The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
- My Bloody Valentine
- No Angels
- Oblivion Dust
- The Police
- Rage Against the Machine
- Scooch
- Sex Pistols
- Siam Shade (one performance)
- Slint
- Soda Stereo (tour through Latin America and the US)
- Spice Girls (hits album and one-tour reunion)
- Spinal Tap
- Squeeze
- Squirrel Nut Zippers
- Timbiriche
- Unanimated
- The Verve
- Trust Company
- White Lion
- Yellow Magic Orchestra
- X Japan
Albums released
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Albums to be released
All releases are an LP unless otherwise stated and are listed alphabetically by album name for each release date and unspecified date.
November
- My Own Prison (Re-Release) by Creed
- Hot by Myra
December
- Get Off The Stage by Too $hort
- A.D.D. by Blake Lewis
- The Carnival II: Memoirs of an Immigrant by Wyclef Jean
- My Name Is Kimberly by Kimberly Caldwell
- Best of 2Pac Part 1: Thug by 2Pac
- Best of 2Pac Part 2: Life by 2Pac
- Super Gangster, Extraordinary Gentleman by Styles P.
- Gangsta Grillz: The Album by DJ Drama
- The Big Doe Rehab by Ghostface Killah
- Alison Statton by Pants Yell!
- MADE by Scarface
- Oh, By the Way by Pink Floyd (box set)
- Live 1974 by Harmonia (U.S. release)
- Brass Knuckles by Nelly
- Go! by Mario
- Love Hate by The-Dream
- 8 Diagrams by Wu-Tang Clan
- The Solution by Beanie Sigel
- Face Off by Bow Wow & Omarion
- Live In San Fran 1981 (Live album) by Iggy Pop
- Retrospective 2 by Sevendust
- Alone - The Home Recordings of Rivers Cuomo by Rivers Cuomo/Weezer
- Hi-Teknology 3: Underground by Hi-Tek
- Five Star Stunna by Birdman
- Lupe Fiasco's The Cool by Lupe Fiasco
- Hate It or Love It by Chingy
- Growing Pains by Mary J. Blige
- The Makings of a Man by Jaheim
- Shoot to Kill by G-Unit
- Strength in Numbers by Disturbing tha Peace
- Tha Carter III: The Leak by Lil' Wayne
- Look What You Made Me by Yung Berg
Unspecified date
Titled albums
- Unexposed by Brandy Norwood
- Angels Walk Among Us by Anathema
- At the Point of No Return by Dem Franchize Boyz
- Best of (1978-1984) by Van Halen
- Blackstar by Whitney Houston
- Born Legendary by Hussein Fatal
- Born to Lose, Built to Win (The Reagan Era) by Juelz Santana
- Buzz For Aldrin by The Pillbugs
- Candice Alley by Candice Alley
- Fuck You Drakulas by A Silver Mt. Zion
- Korn Kovers by Korn
- Lightning Strikes Again by Dokken
- Loveology by Tait
- Ahead of My Time by Lil' Flip
- Origin Vol. 2 by The Soundtrack of Our Lives
- Paralyze Girl by Gemma Hayes
- Raw Footage by Ice Cube
- Somewhere In The Real World by Vanessa Amorosi
- Sounds of the Season by Enya
- Stages by Nick Cannon
- Supergirl by Angela Via
- Swift & Changeable by Ghostface Killah and MF DOOM
- The 5th Element by Rico Love
- The Reformation by Bishop Lamont
- The Resurrection of Hip-hop by DMX
- The Solution by Beanie Sigel
- The Trial by Trick-Trick
- Triple Five by Guardian
- The Trunk by Dre
- The Unquestionable Truth (Part 2) by Limp Bizkit
- The Ups and Downs by Sara Paxton
- Thug In Thug Out by Young Noble & Hussein Fatal
- Waiting For Now by Bryan Greenberg
- Wake/Lift by Rosetta
- Weather Underground by Massive Attack
- West Coast Machine by Ya Boy
- When Angels and Serpents Dance by P.O.D.
Top hits on record in the world
The following are accurate points of singles while they have been within the top 40, on the UWC, during 2007 only!!!!
| Position | Single Title | Artist | Country | Points | Highest Position |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | "Umbrella" | Rihanna feat. Jay-Z |   |
7,726,000 | 1 |
| 2 | "Say It Right" | Nelly Furtado |  |
7,641,000 | 2 |
| 3 | "The Sweet Escape" | Gwen Stefani feat. Akon | |
6,697,000 | 1 |
| 4 | "Big Girls Don't Cry" | Fergie | |
6,515,000 | 1 |
| 5 | "Makes Me Wonder" | Maroon 5 | |
5,872,000 | 1 |
| 6 | "Girlfriend" | Avril Lavigne | |
5,560,000 | 1 |
| 7 | "What Goes Around...Comes Around" | Justin Timberlake | |
5,281,000 | 2 |
| 8 | "The Way I Are" | Timbaland feat. Keri Hilson & D.O.E. | |
5,043,000 | 2 |
| 9 | "Grace Kelly" | Mika |  |
4,763,000 | 4 |
| 10 | "Give It to Me" | Timbaland feat. Nelly Furtado & Justin Timberlake | |
4,531,000 | 3 |
Musical film
- Sweeney Todd being adapted as a major motion picture (under the title Stephen Sondheim's Sweeney Todd) by Tim Burton featuring Johnny Depp, Helena Bonham-Carter, Christopher Lee, Alan Rickman and Sasha Baron Cohen in key roles.
Musical theater
- Curtains (Music: John Kander Lyrics: Fred Ebb Book: Rupert Holmes) Broadway production opened at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre on March 22
Musical television
- Miss Marie Lloyd starring Jessie Wallace and Richard Armitage
Deaths
- January 1—Del Reeves, American country singer, 74
- January 6—Pete Kleinow, American steel gutairist of Flying Burrito Brothers, 72
- January 8—Mercedes Murciano, Cuban member of Miami Sound Machine, 49. Correct spelling. Death from pneumonia.
- January 13—Michael Brecker, popular US jazz saxophonist of the post-Coltrane era, 57
- January 17—Uwe Nettlebeck, German producer and founder of progressive rock band Faust, age unknown
- January 18—Brent Liles, original bassist of the influential American punk band Social Distortion, 43
- January 19—Denny Doherty, Canadian singer-songwriter of The Mamas & the Papas, 66
- January 22—Disco D, an American music producer and composer.
- January 28—Karel Svoboda, composer, 68
- January 31—Kirka Babitzin, singer, former Eurovision representative for Finland, 56
- February 1—Gian Carlo Menotti, composer, 95
- February 4—Ilya Kormiltsev, Russian songwriter (Nautilus Pompilius), 47
- February 6
- Billy Henderson, American vocalist with The Spinners, known in the UK as The Detroit Spinners, 67
- Frankie Laine, American singer, 93
- February 8—Joe Hunter, American pianist and bandleader (The Funk Brothers), 79
- February 15—Ray Evans, American songwriter, 92
- February 18—John "Bam Bam" Lane, American drummer (Bill Haley & His Comets), 76
- February 19—Janet Blair, American actress and singer, 85
- February 23
- Donnie Brooks, American pop singer, 71
- Ian Wallace, British drummer (King Crimson), 60
- February 28—Billy Thorpe, British-born Australian rock performer, 60
- March 9—Brad Delp, American lead singer of 1970s AOR band Boston, 55
- March 19—Luther Ingram, American singer, 69
- April 5—Mark St. John, American guitarist (Kiss, White Tiger), 51
- April 9—Egon Bondy, Czech singer and songwriter (Plastic People of the Universe), 77
- April 10—Dakota Staton, US jazz vocalist, 74
- April 14—Don Ho, Hawaiian musician, 76
- April 17—Kitty Carlisle, US actress and singer, 96
- April 25—Bobby "Boris" Pickett, US singer, 69
- April 26—San Fadyl, American drummer (The Ladybug Transistor), 31
- April 27—Mstislav Rostropovich, Russian cellist and conductor, 80
- April 30
- Zola Taylor, American female vocalist with The Platters, 69
- Grégory Lemarchal, French singer, 23
- May 06—Đorđe Novković, Croatian songwriter, 63
- May 20—Ben Weisman, pianist/composer of several Elvis Presley film songs, 95
- May 27—Izumi Sakai, Japanese singer (Zard), 40
- June 1—Tony Thompson, American singer (Hi-Five), 36
- June 4—Freddie Scott, American singer, 74
- June 8—Nellie Lutcher, US jazz and pop singer and pianist, 94
- June 18—Hank Medress, American singer (The Tokens), 67
- June 24—Natasja, Danish / Jamaican reggae singer, 33
- June 29—George McCorkle, American guitarist (Marshall Tucker Band)
- July 2—Hy Zaret, US lyricist, 98
- July 3—Boots Randolph, American saxophonist, 80
- July 4—Bill Pinkney, American vocalist; last original member of The Drifters, 81.
- July 5—George Melly, Jazz vocalist/broadcaster, 80.
- July 8—Jindřich Feld, Czech composer, 82
- July 11—Rod Lauren, US singer and actor, 67
- July 15—Kelly Johnson, British guitarist (Girlschool), 49
- July 23—Ron Miller, Motown songwriter/producer, 74
- July 29—Trevor Hudson, American bassist (Bottom of the Hudson), 27
- August 4—Lee Hazlewood, American singer and songwriter, 78
- August 10—Anthony Wilson, music entrepreneur, founder of factory Records, 57
- August 12—Merv Griffin, US band singer, television producer and land developer, 82
- August 16—Max Roach, American jazz drummer, 83
- September 6—Luciano Pavarotti, Italian tenor, 71
- September 9 - Hughie Thomasson, American guitarist, 55
- September 10 - Thomas Hansen, Norwegian musician, 31
- September 11
- Willie Tee, American singer/songwriter, 63
- Joe Zawinul, Austrian jazz keyboardist and composer (Weather Report), 75
- September 12 - Bobby Byrd, soul/funk singer, 73
- September 15 - Aldemaro Romero, Venezuelan composer, pianist and conductor, 79
- September 25 — Patrick Bourque, member of Emerson Drive, 29
- October 16 - Toše Proeski, Macedonian singer, 26
- October 17 - Teresa Brewer, American singer, 76
- October 18 - Lucky Dube, South African reggae musician, 43
- October 28 - Porter Wagoner, American country singer, 80
- October 30 - Robert Goulet, American singer, 73
- November 2 - Witold Kiełtyka, Polish drummer for death metal band Decapitated, 23
- November 6 - Hank Thompson, American country singer and guitarist, 82
- November 24 - Casey Calvert, American guitarist, Hawthorne Heights, 26
- November 25 - Kevin DuBrow, American rock singer, Quiet Riot, 52
References
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- ^ Rumors swirl about possible Police reunion, MSNBC, retrieved 11/01/06
- ^ Police reunite to open Grammy awards, Inthenews, retrieved February 1, 2007
- ^ "Smashing Pumpkins Reveal Album Title, Release Date". Pitchfork Media. 2007-02-07. Retrieved 2007-02-07.
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{{cite web}}: Check date values in:|date=(help) - ^ "Bad Religion to release "New Maps Of Hell" on July 10th". Pitchfork Media. 2007-03-16. Retrieved 2007-03-16.
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