Overview of the events of 2007 in music
This is a list of notable events in music that took place in the year 2007.
Specific locations
Specific genres
Albums released
Events
January
February
February 7 – Avril Lavigne release the lead single from her third album The Best Damn Thing Girlfriend .
February 11 – the 49th Grammy Awards are presented at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. Christina Aguilera performs "It's a Man's Man's Man's World ", a tribute to the Godfather of Soul James Brown . Dixie Chicks , along with producer Rick Rubin , became the biggest winners of the night with five awards, including the big three: Record of the Year , Album of the Year and Song of the Year , while Carrie Underwood wins Best New Artist . Red Hot Chili Peppers won four awards for their 2006 rock hit "Dani California " and the album Stadium Arcadium . Shakira performed for the first time ever at the Grammys with the biggest hit of 2006, "Hips Don't Lie " featuring Wyclef Jean . The Police reunited and performed for the first time in the 21st century.
February 16 – Chris Cornell leaves Audioslave because of "musical differences".
February 20 – Christina Aguilera began her second leg of her Back to Basics Tour in the US. The tour would go on to become the highest-grossing tour for a female artist in 2007.
February 26 – Gramophone magazine reports on its website a confession by William Barrington-Coupe that he released recordings by other pianists under the name of his wife Joyce Hatto .[ 5] Barrington-Coupe claims that Hatto was unaware of the deception.
February 27 – American rock parody band Tenacious D release their movie, Tenacious D in The Pick of Destiny on DVD.
February 28 – It is announced that the American early 1980s punk band Circle Jerks have released a new song, titled "I'm Gonna Live", also to be heard on their Myspace page.[ 6] Rumors spread that the band is gearing up to release a follow-up to 1995's Oddities, Abnormalities and Curiosities .
March
April
April 2 – Genesis release the first of 5 planned box sets, Genesis 1976–1982 . The boxsets and their associated remasters attract criticism from Genesis fans, progressive rock enthusiasts, and audiophiles for their heavy dynamic range compression , being touted as a microcosm of the loudness war .
April 7 – Joss Stone 's third studio album Introducing Joss Stone debuts at number two on the US Billboard 200 , becoming the highest debut entry by a British female solo artist on the US chart; the record was previously held by Amy Winehouse 's Back to Black , which had debuted at number seven the previous week.
April 8 – Japanese street musician Koichi Toyama is one of the candidates in the election for governor of Tokyo . He finishes 8th out of a field of 14.
April 10 – Beyoncé launches The Beyoncé Experience in Tokyo, Japan .
April 17 – Avril Lavigne releases the best-selling album of the year worldwide The Best Damn Thing .
April 22 – Patrick Wolf announces his retirement from the music business.[ 10] However, he later revokes this, saying that he will merely be on hiatus.[ 11]
April 27 – 29 – Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Indio, California .
April 29 – The first precollege music conservatory for the Arab-speaking population of Israel opens in Shfaram .[ 12]
May
May 1 – Ne-Yo returns to music with the release of his second studio album Because of You .
May 11 – Guitarist Chickn creates a post via MySpace confirming that D.I. will finally release the long-awaited first reunion album On the Western Front on August 7.[ 13] This would be their first official album featuring new material since 1994's State of Shock .
May 12 – The 52nd Eurovision Song Contest , held at Hartwall Arena in Helsinki , Finland, is won by Serbian singer Marija Šerifović with the song "Molitva ".
May 15 – Minutes to Midnight by Linkin Park sells more than 600,000 copies in the US and more than 1,000,000 worldwide and is the third best-selling album in the first week.
May 16 – 20 – The European Festival of Youth Choirs is held in Basel , Switzerland.
May 19 – The Los Angeles radio station KROQ airs the fifteenth annual Weenie Roast . Bands featured include Linkin Park , Thirty Seconds to Mars , Incubus , Rise Against , Korn , Bad Religion , Social Distortion , Interpol , Queens of the Stone Age , The Bravery , Silversun Pickups , Tim Armstrong , Peter Bjorn and John , Tiger Army , and the Plain White T's .[ 14]
May 23 – Jordin Sparks of Arizona wins Season 6 of American Idol . Blake Lewis is named runner-up.
May 25 – 28 – Salzburg Festival , Evanescence releases a music video of Sweet Sacrifice from album The Open Door .
May 26 – 27 – Sasquatch! Music Festival
May 30 – June 5 – The Peel Bay Festival (Isle of Man )
June
June 4
June 8 – 10 – The annual Download Festival takes place at Donington Park in Leicestershire , England. My Chemical Romance , Linkin Park and Iron Maiden headlined the main stage, the Dimebag Darrel stage by Korn , Mötley Crüe and Billy Talent , and the Tuborg stage by Suicidal Tendencies , Head Automatica and Reel Big Fish .
June 14 – Daft Punk came back in Paris for a show, ten years after their last performance in the French capital.
June 22 – Glastonbury Festival (to June 25), with Arctic Monkeys , The Killers , The Who , Shirley Bassey [ 15]
June 28 – Spice Girls announce their reunion at The O2 in London in a press conference televised worldwide.
June 29 – July 1 – Heineken Open'er Festival takes place in Babie Doły military airport, Gdynia , Poland.
July
July 1 – The Concert for Diana takes place at Wembley Stadium in London. Performers include Duran Duran , Elton John , Fergie , Joss Stone , Kanye West , Nelly Furtado , Rod Stewart , and Tom Jones .
July 7 – Live Earth , worldwide series of concerts to initiate action against global warming . Acts include: Sarah Brightman , Linkin Park , Kelly Clarkson , Alicia Keys , Kanye West , Bon Jovi , Fall Out Boy , Shakira , John Mayer , Rihanna , Beastie Boys , Duran Duran , Madonna , Foo Fighters , Red Hot Chili Peppers , The 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 – 8 – T in the Park , Oxegen 2007
July 17 – Joe Payne joins Divine Heresy .
July 27 – Adam Willard leaves The Offspring and is replaced by former Face to Face and Saves the Day drummer Pete Parada .
July 31 – Korn 's eighth studio album, which is untitled , debuts at number 2 on the Billboard 200 , with 123,000 copies sold in its first week. This is the first album without original drummer David Silveria .
August
August 4 – 5 – The annual Splendour in the Grass music festival is held in Byron Bay , Australia , headlined by Powderfinger and Arctic Monkeys .
August 4 – 11 – The Three Choirs Festival is held at Gloucester , with a programme including Benjamin Britten 's War Requiem and Mahler's Symphony No 8 .[ 16]
August 5 – 2007 Karaj Rock Concert incident : 230 Iranian musicians and fans are arrested by the government at an illegal rock concert.[ 17]
August 11 – 12 – The eighth annual Summer Sonic Festival is held. Bands that play include: Arctic Monkeys , Avenged Sevenfold , Bloc Party , The Horrors , Interpol , The Offspring , Sum 41 , Metallica and We Are Scientists .[ 18]
August 16 – Andreas Sydow quits Darkane .[ 19]
August 24 – Bryn Terfel 's Faenol Festival opens with a concert featuring Girls Aloud . Other artists appearing during the weekend include Rebecca Evans , Carlos Alvarez , and Michael Ball .[ 20]
August 24 – 26 – Carling Weekend – Reading and Leeds Festivals
August 30 – "Gimme More ", Britney Spears' comeback single from the Blackout album, makes its official radio debut. Within 24 hours, it is one of the most requested songs on air. The single was certified Platinum by the Recording Industry Association of America , selling 1,000,000 copies shortly after its release.
August 31 – September 2 – Electric Picnic 2007
September
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[ 21]
September 8 – "Weird Al" Yankovic performs his 1,000th live show at Idaho Falls, Idaho .[ 22]
September 9 – Britney Spears opens the 2007 MTV Video Music Awards held in the Palms Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.
September 11 - Kanye West releases Graduation , his third studio album.
September 12 – October 1 – Prague Autumn International Music Festival
September 20 – 23 – 4th annual Decibel Festival , Seattle
September 22 – 29 – 35th North Wales International Music Festival is held at St Asaph .
September 23 – Prashant Tamang wins Season 3 of Indian Idol .
September 24 – Patrick Watson 's album Close to Paradise wins the Canadian Polaris Music Prize for 2007.
October
November
December
December 2 – Spice Girls open their reunion tour in Vancouver, Canada.
December 8 –9 – The Los Angeles radio station KROQ airs the eighteenth annual Acoustic Christmas . Bands that played 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 9 – Evanescence finish touring for The Open Door , and part ways with hired musicians, Will Hunt and Troy McLawhorn .
December 10
December 15 – Leon Jackson is named winner of the fourth series of The X Factor UK . Rhydian Roberts is named runner-up, while Same Difference and Niki Evans finish in third and fourth place respectively.
Bands disbanded
Bands on hiatus
Albums released
Best-selling albums globally
The best-selling records in 2007 according to IFPI :[ 23]
Best-selling albums in the US
Billboard's Top Sellers 2007.[ 24]
Top Hits on record
Singles which have ranked within Top 25 within the Billboard Hot 100 Hits
Billboard Year-End Hot 100 singles of 2007
Other international hits
Classical music
Instrumental works
Kalevi Aho – Oboe Concerto
Lera Auerbach – Symphony No. 1 "Chimera"
Brice Pauset – Vier variationen , for flute, percussion, piano and string trio
Michael Daugherty – Deus ex Machina
Lorenzo Ferrero – Fantasy Suite , for flute, violoncello and piano
Sofia Gubaidulina
Ravvedimento , for cello and four guitars
In Tempus Praesens , concert for violin and orchestra
Nigel Hess – Piano Concerto
Wojciech Kilar – Symphony No. 5 Advent Symphony , for choir and orchestra or instrumental ensemble
Claude Ledoux – Canto a due for B♭ clarinet and cello
Karlheinz Stockhausen
Balance , for flute, English horn, and bass clarinet
Glück (Bliss), for oboe, English horn, and bassoon
Hoffnung (Hope), for violin, viola, and cello
Glanz (Brilliance), for oboe, clarinet, bassoon, trumpet, trombone, tuba, and viola
Treue (Fidelity), for E-flat clarinet, basset horn, and bass clarinet
Erwachen (Awakening), for soprano saxophone, trumpet, and cello
Martijn Padding – And Trees Would Sing , for counter tenor/high tenor and trombone quartet
Electronic music
Vocal music with electronic music
Instrumental music with electronic music
Opera
Ballet
Musical film
Aadavari Matalaku Arthale Verule , Telugu-language film starring Venkatesh and Trisha , with music composed by Yuvan Shankar Raja .[ 27]
Across the Universe a musical which tells a love story during war times, using adapted versions of music from The Beatles . It was widely released October 12, 2007.
Anita O'Day: The Life of a Jazz Singer , documentary, directed and produced by Robbie Cavolina and Ian McCrudden[ 28]
August Rush
Duniya , Kannada-language film written and directed by Soori , with songs by V. Manohar and score by Sadhu Kokila [ 29]
Les Chansons d'Amour , directed by Christophe Honoré and starring Louis Garrel , Ludivine Sagnier , Clotilde Hesme and Chiara Mastroianni , with music by Alex Beaupain[ 30]
Music and Lyrics
The musical, Sweeney Todd , was adapted as a major motion picture (under the title Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street ) by Tim Burton featuring Johnny Depp , Helena Bonham Carter , Christopher Lee , Alan Rickman and Sacha Baron Cohen in key roles. It was released December 21, 2007.
Hairspray – an adaptation of the Tony Award-winning 2002 Broadway musical of the same name, itself adapted from John Waters' 1988 comedy film. It was released July 20, 2007.
The film Once , a self-proclaimed modern musical which goes on to win the Academy Award for Best Song for the song "Falling Slowly "
Piano, solo , biopic about the life of jazz pianist and composer Luca Flores [ 31]
Secret
Musical theater
Musical television
Births
January 1 – Miguel Gallego Arámbula, first son of the Latin superstar Luis Miguel
January 10 – Maléna , Armenian singer and winner of Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2021
January 28 – Alaya High , American singer, rapper and child actress
February 4 – Melody , Brazilian singer
March 15 – Maiú Levi Lawlor, represented Ireland at Junior Eurovision Song Contest 2021
July 29 – Lil Tay , American-Canadian singer
September 15 – Nathan Glenn and Alex Jacob Robertson, twin sons of Orli Shaham and David Robertson
October 7 – Sabrina Sakaë, first daughter of Thalía and Tommy Mottola
October 30 – Christian Li , Australian violinist
Deaths
January–February
January 1
January 3 – János Fürst , Hungarian conductor and violinist, 71[ 35]
January 6 – Pete Kleinow , American guitarist (The Flying Burrito Brothers ), 72
January 8 – Mercedes Murciano, Cuban singer (Miami Sound Machine ), 49
January 12 – Alice Coltrane , American jazz multi-instrumentalist, 69
January 13 – Michael Brecker , American jazz saxophonist, 57 (leukemia)
January 16 – Thornton "Pookie" Hudson, American singer (The Spaniels ), 73
January 17 – Uwe Nettlebeck, German producer and multi-instrumentalist (Faust ), 67
January 18 – Brent Liles , American punk bassist (Social Distortion ), 43 (road accident)
January 19 – Denny Doherty , Canadian singer (The Mamas & the Papas ), 66
January 21
Mina Foley , New Zealand coloratura soprano, 76[ 36]
U;Nee , South Korean singer, rapper, dancer, and actress, 25 (suicide)[ 37]
January 22 – Disco D , American music producer and composer, 26 (suicide by hanging)
January 28 – Karel Svoboda , composer, 68
January 31 – Kirka Babitzin , Finnish singer, 56
February 1
February 4 – Ilya Kormiltsev , Russian songwriter, 47 (spinal cancer)
February 6
February 8 – Joe Hunter , American pianist (The Funk Brothers ), 79
February 12 – Eldee Young , American bassist (Young-Holt Unlimited ), 71
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 22 – Edgar Evans , Welsh operatic tenor, 94
February 23
February 24 – Bryan Balkwill , English pianist and orchestral conductor, 84
February 28 – Billy Thorpe , British-born Australian rock performer, 60
March–April
March 7 – Frigyes Hidas , Hungarian composer, 88
March 9 – Brad Delp , American singer (Boston ), 55 (suicide)
March 11 – Betty Hutton , American singer and actress, 86
March 19 – Luther Ingram , American singer, 69
March 30 – Marcel Merkès , French operatic tenor, 86
April 5 – Mark St. John , American guitarist (Kiss , White Tiger ), 51
April 9 – Egon Bondy , Czech songwriter (The Plastic People of the Universe ), 77
April 10
April 14 – Don Ho , Hawaiian musician, 76
April 17 – Kitty Carlisle , American singer, 96
April 20 – Andrew Hill , American jazz pianist, 75
April 25 – Bobby "Boris" Pickett , American singer, 69
April 26 – San Fadyl, American drummer (The Ladybug Transistor ), 31
April 27 – Mstislav Rostropovich , Russian cellist and conductor, 80
April 30
May–June
May 6 – Đorđe Novković , Croatian songwriter, 63
May 8 – Carson Whitsett , American keyboard player, songwriter, and producer (The Imperial Show Band ), 62
May 20 – Ben Weisman , American pianist, 95
May 27 – Izumi Sakai , Japanese singer (Zard ), 40
June 1 – Tony Thompson , American singer (Hi-Five ), 31 (freon overdose)
June 2 – John Pyke, American drummer (Ra Ra Riot ), 23
June 4 – Freddie Scott , American singer, 74
June 8 – Nellie Lutcher , American jazz and pop singer and pianist, 94
June 13 – Oskar Morawetz , Canadian composer, 90
June 18 – Hank Medress , American singer (The Tokens ), 67
June 24 – Natasja , Danish reggae singer, 33 (car accident)[ 38]
June 29 – George McCorkle , American guitarist (The Marshall Tucker Band ), 60
July–August
July 2
July 3 – Boots Randolph , American saxophonist, 80
July 4 – Bill Pinkney , American vocalist (The Drifters ), 81
July 5 – George Melly , British Jazz vocalist, 80
July 8 – Jindřich Feld , Czech composer, 82
July 11 – Rod Lauren , American singer, 67
July 12 – Robert Burås , Norwegian rock guitarist and songwriter of Madrugada , 31
July 15 – Kelly Johnson, British guitarist (Girlschool ), 49
July 23 – Ron Miller , American songwriter and producer, 74
July 29 – Trevor Hudson, American bassist (Bottom of the Hudson ), 27 (car accident)
July 28 – Theo Altmeyer , German classical tenor, 76
August 4 – Lee Hazlewood , American singer and songwriter, 78
August 10 – Anthony Wilson , British record executive (Factory Records ), 57
August 12 – Merv Griffin , American singer, television producer and land developer, 82
August 16 – Max Roach , American jazz drummer, 83
August 30 – K. P. H. Notoprojo , Javanese gamelan and rebab player, and composer, 98
September–October
September 3 – Carter Albrecht , American keyboardist (Edie Brickell & New Bohemians ), 34 (shot)
September 6 – Luciano Pavarotti , Italian tenor, 71
September 9 – Hughie Thomasson , American guitarist, 55 (heart attack)
September 10 – Thomas Hansen , Norwegian musician, 31 (drug-related)
September 11
September 12 – Bobby Byrd , American soul singer, 73
September 15 – Aldemaro Romero , Venezuelan composer, pianist and conductor, 79
September 25 – Patrick Bourque, Canadian bassist (Emerson Drive ), 29
October 9 – Jacqueline "Lady Jaye" Breyer, British experimental musician (Psychic TV ), 38
October 16 – Toše Proeski , Macedonian singer, 26 (car accident)
October 17 – Teresa Brewer , American singer, 76
October 18 – Lucky Dube , South African reggae musician, 43 (shot)
October 20 – Paul Raven , British bassist (Killing Joke ) 46 (heart attack)
October 24 – Petr Eben , Czech composer, 78
October 28 – Porter Wagoner , American country singer, 80
October 30 – Robert Goulet , American singer, 73
November–December
November 2 – Witold Kiełtyka , Polish drummer, 23 (bus accident)
November 6 – Hank Thompson , American country singer and guitarist, 82
November 11 – John Petersen , American drummer (The Beau Brummels , Harpers Bizarre ), 65
November 12 – Peter "Cool Man" Steiner , Swiss singer, 90
November 14 – Craig Smith , American conductor, 60
November 16 – Grethe Kausland , Norwegian singer, 60 (lung cancer )
November 19
November 20 – Ernest "Doc" Paulin , American jazz musician, 100
November 23 – Frank Guarrera , American singer, 83
November 24 – Casey Calvert , American guitarist (Hawthorne Heights ) 26 (drug overdose)
November 27 – Cecil Payne , American saxophonist, 84
November 28
November 29 – Jim Nesbitt , American country singer, 75
November 30 – Patrick Mason, American bassist Arsonists Get All the Girls , 21
December 3 – Sergio Gómez , Mexican singer (K-Paz de la Sierra ), 34, (murdered)
December 4 – Pimp C , American rapper (UGK ), 33 (drug-related)
December 5 – Karlheinz Stockhausen , German avant-garde composer, 79
December 12 – Ike Turner , American guitarist, 76
December 16
December 21 – Ruth Wallis , American singer, 87
December 22 – Joe Ames, American singer (Ames Brothers ), 88
December 23
December 25 – Pat Kirkwood , English actress and singer, 86
December 26
See also
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