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Revision as of 01:28, 13 January 2006
| Years in music: | 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 |
| Centuries: | 20th century · 21st century · 22nd century |
| Decades: | 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s 2010s 2020s 2030s |
| Years: | 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 |
See also:
- 2005 in music (UK)
- 2005 in music (Switzerland)
- Other events of 2005
- List of 'years in music'
- 2000s in music
Events
- January 22 - Tsunami Relief concert held at the Millennium Stadium, Cardiff, Wales - the largest live music event in the UK since the Live Aid concert of 1985. Performers included Madonna, Eric Clapton, Jools Holland, Manic Street Preachers, Lulu, Aled Jones, Charlotte Church, Katherine Jenkins, Feeder, Snow Patrol, Liberty X.
- January 29 - Avril Lavigne, Chantal Kreviazuk, the Barenaked Ladies, Raine Maida, and Sarah MacLachlan conducted a concert in Vancouver, British Columbia for tsunami relief.
- February 22 - The pop punk group blink-182 announced that they would be taking an indefinite hiatus, but did not completely become in-active, according to frontman Tom DeLonge.
- February 22 - Brian Welch, guitarist of KoЯn, leaves the band due to his rebirth into Christianity.
- March 3- 50 Cent releases The Massacre, the follow-up to his 6x platinum debut Get Rich or Die Tryin'. The album sells over 1 million copies in its first week, and goes 4x platinum in 2 months. The success of the album gives 50 Cent five top-five singles in 2005.
- In April, country music legend Kenny Rogers signed a major world-wide deal with Capitol Records.
- April 3 - Alice in Chains original bass player Mike Starr was arrested for "investigation of property destruction and theft". He was also sentenced to 30 years for misdemeanor drug possession in April of 1994, 2 years after being replaced from the group during the recording of Dirt.
- April 12 - Mariah Carey releases The Emancipation of Mimi. It debuts at number one and goes five times platinum in less than a year, making it the most successful album of 2005. It is re-released on November 15.
- May/June - Operation Ivy/Rancid's bassist Matt Freeman has been diagnosed with lung cancer and in no position to perform with his other bands.
- May 2, 3, 5, 6 - Legendary blues-rock group Cream reunited for four shows in London's Royal Albert Hall.
- May 6 - Audioslave became the first American rock group to perform a free outdoor concert in Cuba.
- May 21 - The Los Angeles, California radio station KROQ airs the 13th Annual Weenie Roast show with Alkaline Trio, Audioslave, Bloc Party, The Bravery, The Dead 60s, Foo Fighters, Hot Hot Heat, Interpol, Jimmy Eat World, The Killers, The Mars Volta, Mötley Crüe, MxPx, My Chemical Romance, Queens of the Stone Age and The Transplants.
- June 13 - Michael Jackson found not guilty of child molestation
- June 15 - The members of Destiny's Child announced they would be disbanding upon completion of their current world tour.
- June 21 - On the day Billy Corgan released his debut solo album The Future Embrace, he has revealed that he wants to reform his popular alternative rock group The Smashing Pumpkins, which disbanded on December 2, 2000.
- Summer - Crazy Frog ringtone released as single to the annoyance of millions.
- Summer - Mariah Carey's We Belong Together becomes the #1 song of the 00's, it was #1 for 14 weeks atop the Hot 100. The song becomes #1 on 9 different charts all in the same week and becomes the most played single in a week ever in the history of radio in America. Its follow up Shake It Off goes to #2 the same week We Belong Together is #1, making Carey the first female to do have the #1 and #2 singles in the history of Billboard.
- July 2 - Live 8 benefit concerts are held.
- July - The Blackbirds form in Auckland, New Zealand
- August - The Cure frontman Robert Smith announces that the band has planned to record their thirteenth studio album in the fall and release it in the following April.
- November 6 - Madonna earns her 36th Top Ten single with Hung Up. This ties her with Elvis Presley as the act with the most Top Ten singles. The Beatles have 34. This feat certifies Madonna's position as the Queen of Pop music once again. Hung Up is also Madonna's 47th Top Forty single - the most for any female artist.
- November 22 - The 33rd annual American Music Awards are held. Multiple winners are Destiny's Child, Tim McGraw, Kelly Clarkson, The Black Eyed Peas, and Green Day.
- November - Madonna's new album Confessions On A Dance Floor, goes to #1 in 40 countries. This is a new record. The Beatles previously held this record when The Beatles 1 went to #1 in 36 countries in 2000.
- December 8 - The nominations for the 48th Grammy Awards were announced. The top nominated artists included Mariah Carey, John Legend, and Kanye West, with 8 nominations each. Other nominated artists include Gwen Stefani, Beyonce (Beyonce had 2 of her own, plus 4 for Destiny's Child), Kelly Clarkson, and 50 Cent.
- December 10 - The Los Angeles, California radio station KROQ will air the sixteenth annual of the Acoustic Christmas. On November 10, 2005, KROQ's official website announced that it will include Avenged Sevenfold, Fall Out Boy, Korn, Nine Inch Nails, Rise Against, System of a Down and Thrice for the first night. The second night will be the following day, as also announced at KROQ's official website on November 15, 2005 including The Bravery, Coldplay, Death Cab for Cutie, Depeche Mode, Hot Hot Heat, Jack Johnson, Nada Surf and The White Stripes.
- December 15 - Madonna's single Hung Up sets a new record in the download charts by staying at #1 for 7 consecutive weeks.
- December 21 - Elton John marries David Furnish in London. This marriage comes in the wake of new British laws affording gay unions the same legal protection enjoyed within straight marriages.
- December 31 - Mariah Carey earns her 17th #1 single with Don't Forget About Us, tieing her with Elvis as the act with the 2nd most #1's. The Beatles have 20. Mariah Carey also becomes the first act ever to have the #1 and #2 songs on the Hot Digital Songs Chart and the Hot Digital Tracks Chart, and is also the first act ever in the history of iTunes to occupy the #1 and the #2 spots on its Top 100. She also becomes the first act EVER to perform live in Times Square on the Dick Clark New Year's Eve Special on this day.
Albums released
Top Ten-Selling Albums of the Year
- The Emancipation of Mimi — Mariah Carey
- The Massacre — 50 Cent
- Breakaway — Kelly Clarkson
- Encore — Eminem
- American Idiot — Green Day
- Love. Angel. Music. Baby. — Gwen Stefani
- Destiny Fulfilled — Destiny's Child
- How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb — U2
- Greatest Hits — Shania Twain
- Feels Like Today — Rascal Flatts
Metacritic's Top-Rated Albums of the Year
- Illinois — Sufjan Stevens
- Z — My Morning Jacket
- Wearemonster — Isolée
- Hypermagic Mountain — Lightning Bolt
- The Woods — Sleater-Kinney
- Clap Your Hands Say Yeah (album) — Clap Your Hands Say Yeah
- I Am A Bird Now — Antony and the Johnsons
- Arular — M.I.A.
- Minimum-Maximum — Kraftwerk
- Thunder, Lightning, Strike — The Go! Team
Top hits on record
- "1, 2 Step" — Ciara featuring Missy Elliot
- "Axel F." — Crazy Frog
- "Behind These Hazel Eyes" — Kelly Clarkson
- "Because of You" — Kelly Clarkson
- "Breakaway" — Kelly Clarkson
- "B.Y.O.B. (Bring Your Own Bombs)" — System of a Down
- "Candy Shop" — 50 Cent featuring Olivia
- "Cool" — Gwen Stefani
- "DARE" — Gorillaz
- "Don't Cha" — The Pussycat Dolls
- "Don't Phunk with My Heart" — The Black Eyed Peas
- "Don't Forget About Us" — Mariah Carey
- "Dirty Little Secret" — All-American Rejects
- "Feel Good Inc." — Gorillaz
- "Gasolina" — Daddy Yankee
- "Hate It or Love It" — The Game featuring 50 Cent
- "Hollaback Girl" — Gwen Stefani
- "Holiday" — Green Day
- "Hung Up" — Madonna
- "Hypnotize" — System of a Down
- "The Importance of Being Idle" — Oasis
- "Incomplete" — Backstreet Boys
- "Inside Your Heaven" — Carrie Underwood
- "La Tortura" — Shakira featuring Alejandro Sanz
- "Let Me Love You" — Mario
- "Lonely" — Akon
- "Lonely No More" — Rob Thomas
- "Lyla" — Oasis
- "My Humps" — The Black Eyed Peas
- "Obsession" — Frankie J featuring Baby Bash
- "Oh" — Ciara featuring Ludacris
- "Photograph" — Nickelback
- "Pon de Replay" — Rihanna
- "Rich Girl" — Gwen Stefani featuring Eve
- "Run It!" — Chris Brown
- "Shake It Off" — Mariah Carey
- "Since U Been Gone" — Kelly Clarkson
- "Soldier" — Destiny's Child
- "Sometimes You Can't Make It On Your Own" — U2
- "Speed of Sound" — Coldplay
- "Stickwitu" — The Pussycat Dolls
- "These Words (I Love You)" — Natasha Bedingfield
- "Unwritten" — Natasha Bedingfield
- "Wake Me Up When September Ends" — Green Day
- "We Belong Together" — Mariah Carey
- "You're Beautiful" — James Blunt
See also: Hot 100 No. 1 Hits of 2005 (USA).
- Pedro Amaral - Densités
- Louis Andriessen - De Opening
- Pierluigi Billone - TA.un Lied di meno
- Philip Glass - Symphony No. 8
- Alun Hoddinott - Celebration Fanfare (one-off composition for the wedding of Charles, Prince of Wales)
- Karl Jenkins - Requiem: In These Horizons Stones Sing
- Hans Koolmees - Les Fumées
- Peter Maxwell Davies - Naxos Quartet No. 6
- Peter Maxwell Davies - Naxos Quartet No. 7
- Michiel Mensingh - Oh I'm sorry, Did I break your Concentration?
- Mayke Nas - La Chocolatière Brûlée
- Krzysztof Penderecki - Symphony No. 8 Lieder der Vergänglichkeit
- Jan van de Putte - Ee jya nai ka ee jya nai ka éé jya nai ka
- Einojuhani Rautavaara - Book of Visions for orchestra
- Einojuhani Rautavaara - Manhattan Trilogy for strings
- Richard Rijnvos - Central Dance in the Park
- Stephen Warbeck - Peter Pan (ballet)
- Robert Zuidam - Fanfare
- John Coolidge Adams - Doctor Atomic
- Matthew Dewey - The Death of Chatterton
- Roger Waters - Ça Ira
- Chitty Chitty Bang Bang opened at the Hilton Theatre on April 28.
- Dirty Rotten Scoundrels Broadway production opened at the Imperial Theatre on March 3.
- Monty Python's Spamalot opened at the Shubert Theatre on March 17.
- One Life: A Musical Story of the Life of Joseph Smith - Written and Directed by Kari Skousen
- Rent (November 23)
- The Producers (December)
Births
- September 14 - Sean Preston Federline, son of Britney Spears and Kevin Federline
Deaths
- January 11 - Spencer Dryden, 61, American drummer for American rock group Jefferson Airplane
- January 11 - Jimmy Griffin, co-founder of Bread
- January 11 - Miriam Hyde, Australian composer, 91
- January 14 - Alfred Hause, German composer and conductor, 84
- January 15 - Victoria de Los Angeles, 81, Catalan soprano
- January 24 - June Bronhill, singer
- January 28 - Jim Capaldi, 60, British drummer and vocalist
- January 30 - Martyn Bennett, 33, Scottish bagpiper
- February 1 - Franco Mannino, Italian composer, 80
- February 3 - David Hönigsberg, composer and conductor, 45
- February 8 - Helmut Eder, Austrian composer, 88
- February 8 - Jimmy Smith, 77, American jazz organist
- February 9 - Tyrone Davis, 66, American soul singer
- February 13 - Sixten Ehrling, 86, Swedish conductor
- February 16 - Marcello Viotti, 50, Swiss conductor
- February 29 - Edward Patten, 65, R&B/soul singer (Gladys Knight & the Pips)
- February 28 - Chris Curtis, 63, British drummer and vocalist
- March 4 - Una Hale, soprano, 82
- March 6 - Tommy Vance, DJ
- March 9 - Chris LeDoux, country music singer, 56
- March 9 - Kathie Kay, big band singer, 86
- March 10 - Danny Joe Brown, 53, former lead singer of Molly Hatchet
- March 21 - Bobby Short, singer
- March 22 - Rod Price, guitarist, 47
- March 26 - Paul Hester, drummer, 46
- March 27 - Grant Johannesen, pianist, 83
- March 27 - Rigo Tovar, Mexican singer and composer, 58
- March 28 - Moura Lympany, pianist, 88
- March 30 - Derrick Plourde, 33, former drummer of 2 California punk groups: Lagwagon and the Ataris
- April 2 - Alexander Brott, conductor and composer, 90
- April 7 - Grigoris Bithikotsis, Greek singer, 82
- April 10 - Norbert Brainin, Austrian violinist, 82
- April 12 - Ehud Manor, Israeli songwriter, 63
- April 13 - Johnnie Johnson, American pianist, 80
- April 14 - John Fred Gourrion, pop singer, 64
- April 18 - Kenneth Schermerhorn, conductor, 75
- April 19 - Bryan Ottoson, guitarist of American Head Charge, 27
- April 19 - Niels-Henning Ørsted Pedersen, Danish jazz bassist, 58
- April 23 - Robert Farnon, composer, arranger, 87
- April 25 - Hasil Adkins, American rockabilly musician, 67
- April 28 - Percy Heath, jazz musician, 81
- May 8 - Nasrat Parsa, Afghan singer, murdered, 36
- May 10 - David Wayne, former singer of Metal Church, 47
- May 14 - Jimmy Martin, bluegrass musician, 77
- May 22 - Thurl Ravenscroft, US singer
- May 25 - Ruth Laredo, pianist, 67
- May 25 - Domenic Troiano, guitarist The Guess Who, 59
- May 29 - George Rochberg, composer, 86
- June 4 - Helju Tauk, Estonian musician, 75
- June 13 - David Diamond, American composer, 89
- June 14 - Carlo Maria Giulini, conductor, 91
- June 17 - Karl Mueller, bassist of Soul Asylum, 41
- July 1 - Luther Vandross, R&B singer, 54
- July 1 - Renaldo "Obie" Benson, R&B/soul singer (Four Tops), 69
- July 11 - Frances Langford, US singer and actress, 91
- July 21 - Long John Baldry, R&B singer, 64
- July 27 - Robert Wright, songwriter
- July 29 - Hildegarde, US singer
- August 4 - Little Milton, blues musician
- August 13 - Arnold Cooke, British composer, 98
- August 20 - Stevo, singer of the early-Vandals-era, 46
- August 21 - Bob Moog, electronic music pioneer
- August 22 - Luc Ferrari, composer
- August 26 - Denis "Piggy" D'Amour, guitarist of Voivod, 45
- September 1 - R. L. Burnside, blues musician, 78
- September 10 - Clarence Gatemouth Brown, blues musician, 81
- September 15 - Jeronimas Kacinskas, Lithuanian-born composer and conductor, 98
- September 15 - Sidney Luft, ex-husband of Judy Garland, father of Lorna Luft, and producer of A Star Is Born, 89
- September 17 - Alfred Reed, American composer of concert band music, 84
- September 18 - Chas Smit, vocalist and guitarist of Plush, 23
- September 18 - Joel Hirschhorn, American songwriter, 66
- November 4 - Mana Nishiura, drummer for Shonen Knife and DMBQ
- November 10 - Gardner Read, American composer, 92
- November 20 - Chris Whitley, singer-songwriter, 45
- November 26th - Mark Craney, ex-drummer for Jethro Tull, Jean-Luc Ponty, 53
- November 26 - Joe Jones, 79
- November 28 - Tony Meehan, drummer for The Shadows, 62
- November 29 - Deon van der Walt, tenor, 47
- December 6 - Stephen L. Mosko, American composer, 58
- December 6 - Danny Williams, singer, 63
- December 24 - Constance Keene, American pianist, 84
- December 25 - Derek Bailey, guitarist, 75
- December 25 - Birgit Nilsson, Swedish soprano, 87
Awards
Country Music Association Awards
See also
External links
For a more detailed list of hits or albums by month, see: