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January 1 – Frontman Chris Cornell announces the reunion of Soundgarden.
January 1 – Drummer Travis Barker announces that the Transplants would reunite for a new album and tour.
January 2 – "TiK ToK" by Ke$ha tops the U.S. Billboard Hot 100
January 7 – Lady Gaga becomes the first artist in the survey's 17-year history to send her first five singles to number one on the Billboard Pop Songs chart with her single "Bad Romance".[1]
January 8 – The 75 year anniversary of the birth of Elvis Presley.
January 11 – System of a Down bassist Shavo Odadjian makes a Twitter entry: "Are u guys ready for System???", which led to speculation of a reunion.[2] However, weeks later, frontman Serj Tankian stated that System of a Down's hiatus is not over yet while adding: "We always have offers to play, from festivals and stuff, but we have not decided to do anything as of yet".[3]
January 13 – R&B Soul legend Teddy Pendergrass dies at age 59.
January 15 - Utada begins her first international tour, Utada: In The Flesh 2010, with eight shows in eight US cities and two shows in London.
January 18 – The surviving members of Sublime settle their lawsuit over use of the band's name.[4] The new version of Sublime (featuring Rome Ramirez, Eric Wilson and Bud Gaugh) now performs together as Sublime with Rome. Also, "Baby", the first single off of Justin Bieber's second album, My World 2.0 is released.
January 19 – The Swell Season at Radio City Music Hall in New York.
January 22 – Hope for Haiti Now telethon. Featuring performances from Wyclef Jean, Christina Aguilera, Beyoncé, Madonna, Bruce Springsteen, Jennifer Hudson, Mary J. Blige, Shakira, Sting, Alicia Keys, Dave Matthews, Neil Young, John Legend, Justin Timberlake, Stevie Wonder, Justin Bieber, Taylor Swift, Emeline Michel, Keith Urban, Kid Rock, Sheryl Crow, Coldplay, Bono, The Edge, Jay-Z, and Rihanna.
January 27 – Hope for Haiti Now becomes the first digital-only album to top Billboard 200 albums chart and the largest pre-order album on iTunes until broken in 2012 by Madonna's album MDNA[5] . The album sold 171,000 copies in two days of release and since then became available on Amazon.com and Rhapsody.[6]
January 29 – The Red Hot Chili Peppers make their live comeback with new guitarist, Josh Klinghoffer, paying tribute to Neil Young at MusiCares.
January 29 – R&B Singer R. Kelly performs at the Lugogo Cricket Oval in Kampala, Uganda.
January 31 – The 52nd Annual Grammy Awards are held at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California. Beyoncé broke a record winning 6 Grammys in one night including Song of The Year for "Single Ladies (Put A Ring On It)" whereas Taylor Swift won 4 Grammys, including Album of The Year.
It was announced that within 6 months after the death of Michael Jackson sales increased 75% sold in just 6 months 57.5 million records
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So Far!!!,Jessica Simpson,Playlist: The Very Best Of Jessica Simpson,Speak Now,Reba Mcentire,All The Women I Am,Loretta Lynn,Coal Miner's Daughter: A Tribute To Loretta Lynn,Country Music Awards,Bridgestone Arena,Nashville,11th Annual Latin Grammy Awards,Hollywood Walk Of Fame,The Beatles,American Music Awards,Happy Christmas,Rejoyce: The Christmas Album,Burlesque,Cher,Steven Antin,Golden Globe,Best Original Song,53rd Grammy Awards,Bruno Mars,Lady Antebellum,Need You Now,The Suburbs,Esperanza Spalding,American Music Awards Of 2010,2010 Mtv Video Music Awards,Firework,Marina & The Diamonds,Country Music Association Awards,Brad Paisley,Miranda Lambert,The House That Built Me,Revolution,Zac Brown Band,The Black Pacific,Cocaine Adventure,D.r.u.g.s.,How To Destroy Angels,Just Like Vinyl,Times Of Grace,Black Cards,The Damned Things,Adema,Alabama (band),Allister,Autopsy,Bush,Cap'n Jazz,The Cars,The Dismemberment Plan,Dixie Chicks,The Dresden Dolls,Fuel,Guided By Voices,Kumbia Kings,Murderdolls,Pavement,Piebald,Revis,Scars On Broadway,Something Corporate,Supercute!,Swans,The Receiving End Of Sirens,Tlc,Ugly Kid Joe,Vatican Commandos,Yellowcard,1997,Doves,Fall Out Boy,From First To Last,The Killers,Poison The Well,Pussycat Dolls,Saving Jane,Static-x,Straylight Run,T.a.t.u.,Breaking Benjamin,The Young Veins,As Tall As Lions,Backstreet Girls,Brooks & Dunn,Casiotone For The Painfully Alone,Codeine Velvet Club,Copeland,Crime In Stereo,Crossbreed (band),Dio,Envy On The Coast,Eyedea & Abilities,The Fall Of Troy,Finch,Gwen Stacy,Heaven & Hell,Isis,Ksm,Lexington Bridge,Little Brother,Lydia,Magna-fi,Meese,Metro Station,The Music,My Favorite Highway,The Number Twelve Looks Like You,Paradiso Girls,Powderfinger,Pretty Balanced,Psyclon Nine,Scary Kids Scaring Kids,Sing It Loud,Sparklehorse,Supergrass,These Arms Are Snakes,Theater Of Tragedy,Voxtrot, February | 3>
February 4 – Avril Lavigne's new single "Alice (Underground)" was premiered on Myspace music.
February 6 – Beyoncé played to a sold out crowd of 60,000 people in São Paulo, Brazil at Morumbi Stadium.
February 12 – Utada's tour (Utada: In The Flesh 2010) finishes after eight shows in US cities and two shows in the UK.[7]
February 12 – The remake of the 1985 song "We Are The World" for victims of the 2010 Haiti earthquake debuts during the opening ceremonies of the 2010 Winter Olympics.[8]
February 14 – Doug Fieger, frontman of The Knack, dies of cancer at the age of 57.[9]
February 16 – Zoli Téglás (of Ignite) officially becomes the new singer of Pennywise, replacing Jim Lindberg who left last August.[10]
February 18 – The charity single "We Are the World 25 for Haiti" debuted at #2 on Billboard Hot 100 singles chart with 267,000 digital downloads and debuted at #1 on Billboard Hot Digital Songs chart.[11]
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March 2 – Rapper Lil Wayne's scheduled prison sentence was delayed due to a fire in the court.
March 11 – 311 holds annual 311 Day concert at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. The band played four sets, consisting of 60 songs total, in a total time of five hours.
March 11 – The controversial video for Lady Gaga & Beyoncé's new single, "Telephone", is released.
March 15 – Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductions, Waldorf Astoria Hotel, NYC.[12]
March 15 – Lady Gaga becomes the first artist in the survey's 17-year history to send her first six singles to number-one (let alone six consecutive singles) on Billboard Pop Songs chart when her single "Telephone" jumped to number one.
March 17–21 – South By South West Festival takes place in Austin, Texas.[13]
March 18 – Rihanna's "Rude Boy" reaches #1 on the Billboard Hot 100, becoming her sixth no. 1 tying her fifth among females to reach no. 1 in the US, and making her the female with the most no. 1 singles since 2000.
March 20 – Jughead's Revenge perform their first reunion show at the Scotland Yard Pub in Canoga Park, California.[14]
March 23 – My World 2.0, the second half of Justin Bieber's album debut is released.
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April 1 – Canadian teen pop/R&B singer Justin Bieber debuts at #1 on the Billboard 200. At the age of sixteen makes him the youngest solo male act to top the chart since 1963 when Stevie Wonder did with The 12 Year Old Genius, and the first artist to occupy two top five spots on the chart since Nelly in 2004.[15] With the album, Bieber also became the second youngest artist overall to achieve the number one, only being beaten out by a fifteen year old Miley Cyrus in 2008 with Breakout.[15]
April 13 – Glee restarts after its four-month hiatus.
April 14 – Type O Negative singer and bassist Peter Steele dies of heart failure at age 48.
April 15 - Media reported that Latin star Luis Miguel was hospitalized at the Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles. The cause of the hospitalization was not disclosed.
April 16 – Rihanna's Last Girl on Earth Tour begins in Antwerp, Belgium
April 16–18 – The 11th Annual Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival took place in Indio, California.
April 18 – The 45th Annual Academy of Country Music Awards took place. Carrie Underwood became the first female in history to win Entertainer of the Year twice, as well as consecutively.
April 19 – Gangstarr emcee Guru (rapper) suffered a heart attack, went into a coma, and died at age 48.
April 20 – Sublime with Rome, the new version of the defunct ska punk band with the same name, began their first world tour together, with possible new material to follow.[16]
April 25 – The Earth Day Global Day of Celebration celebrated the 40th anniversary of the first Earth Day in 1970.[17]
April 25 – Kelly Clarkson performed in Malaysia for the first time on her All I Ever Wanted Tour. This is her first tour in Asia.
April 26 – M.I.A releases the controversial video for her new single "Born Free".[18]
[edit] | Tags: May | 3>
May 4 –Bone Thugs-n-Harmony release their reunion album with all original five members entitled Uni5: The World's Enemy.
May 11 – Social Distortion ink deal with Epitaph Records, who will release their first album since 2004's Sex, Love and Rock 'n' Roll this fall.[19]
May 16 - Black Sabbath's Ronnie James Dio dies from Stomach cancer.
May 19 – My World 2.0 by Justin Bieber, reaches number 1 on Billboard's Top 200 album chart.
May 22–23 – Rock on the Range in Columbus, OH sets its festival attendance record with over 60,000 attendees over the two day event.[20]
May 24 - Former Slipknot bassist Paul Gray dies in an Iowa hotel room from an accidental overdose
May 26 – Lee DeWyze is crowned winner of American Idol (season 9) while Crystal Bowersox is named the runner-up.
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June 1 – The Canadian indie band Arcade Fire releases their first single since their 2007 album Neon Bible.
June 1 – Barbadian singer, Rihanna releases the fourth U.S. single, "Rockstar 101" from her fourth studio album, Rated R.
June 4 - Christina Aguilera releases her fourth studio album Bionic, and debuts #3 on the Billboard 200, charting within the top ten, the album became Aguilera's fifth straight top ten album, selling 110,000 copies in its first week. Bionic is the first studio album in four years since Back to Basics (2006).
June 5 – The 18th Annual KROQ Weenie Roast takes place. Artists performing included Sublime with Rome, Stone Temple Pilots, Hole, Silversun Pickups, Devo, Paramore, Deftones, Spoon, Chevelle, Cage the Elephant, The Dirty Heads, Against Me!, The Temper Trap and Passion Pit.[21]
June 8 - Rooney releases their first independent full length record, Eureka, after leaving their record label, Geffen Records.
June 8 - Lady GaGa released the third single from The Fame Monster, "Alejandro". It has also charted in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Sweden and the United States—where it became her seventh successive single to reach the top-ten of the Billboard Hot 100, and also topped the Finnish, Polish, Russian, Bulgarian and Romanian charts.
June 11 – Shakira, The Black Eyed Peas, K'naan and other artists perform at the 2010 FIFA World Cup Kick-off Celebration Concert.
June 19 – Katy Perry's "California Gurls" reaches the top of the US charts.
June 21 – American rap superstar Eminem releases his seventh album Recovery in the U.S. which spent seven weeks at number one on billboard's top 200 and is currently the top selling album of 2010.[citation needed]
June 22 - Macy Gray releases The Sellout to critical acclaim. It is her first studio album in over three years.
June 23 – Justin Bieber's My World Tour begins in Hartford, CT
June 24 – Vans Warped Tour 2010 kicked off in San Diego.
June 25 – Michael Jackson sold over 100,000,000 copies in one year being the only artist in history such cantadad veder in a single year.
June 29 to July 24 – 311 and The Offspring get together for this year's Unity Tour, with Pepper as a supporting act.[22]
June 29 – Drake is sued by Playboy Enterprises over the use of the 1974 song "Fallin' In Love" by Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds in Drake's 2009 hit "Best I Ever Had." Playboy, which owns the rights to "Fallin' In Love," claims Drake used the song's sample without permission and is seeking to claim any profits made from the Drake single.[23]
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July 6 - Enrique Iglesias releases his first bilingual album Euphoria with contained equal amount of original English and Spanish tracks with two different singles successfully released to English and Latin formats simultaneously.
July 7 – Due to poor sales and possibly a decline in ratings and interest in this season's installment, the accompanying "American Idols LIVE! Tour 2010" cancels eight of its 38 shows.[24]
July 7 - Former Beatle Ringo Starr and his eleventh All-Starr Band perform at Radio City Music Hall for his seventieth birthday. During the closing song, "With a Little Help from My Friends" into "Give Peace a Chance", there were the following special guests: Steven Van Zandt, Nils Lofgren, Billy Squier, Men at Work's Colin Hay, Dr. John, Ray Davies, his son and The Who drummer, Zak Starkey and Yoko Ono. His grandsons came out and gave him a birthday cake Ludwig drum set. Just when he thought the show was over, Paul McCartney came out and performed the Beatles classic, "Birthday".
July 10 - 5-time Grammy Award winner and former American Idol winner Carrie Underwood marries professional hockey player Mike Fisher in a private ceremony in Greensboro, Georgia.
[edit] | Tags: August | 3>
August 4 - Taylor Swift's much anticipated lead single, "Mine" leaks and later Big Machine Record releases it on iTunes, becoming No. 1 after only 5 hours. It set a record for the fastest climbing song to number one.[25]
August 8 – The 2010 Teen Choice Awards, hosted by Katy Perry, were held. It aired on August 9.
August 16 – The Foo Fighters headed back into the studio to record their seventh studio album.
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September 10 – Rihanna, released her much anticipated lead single, "Only Girl (In the World)", off her fifth studio album Loud.
September 12 – Lady Gaga sweeps the Video Music Awards, winning 8 awards, 7 for her "Bad Romance" video, and Best Collaboration for her song "Telephone" with Beyonce. Gaga also gave an acceptance speech for Video of the Year in a dress made entirely of meat, she also announced the title of her third album, Born This Way which was released in May 2011. Lady Gaga was nominated for 13 VMA awards, the most in the show's history, and another 5 nominations for her contribution to Beyonce's "Video Phone". Also, Justin Bieber won the award for Best New Artist, making him the youngest person to ever win a VMA.
September 14 – Californian rock band Linkin Park releases their highly anticipated 4th studio album entitled A Thousand Suns.
September 21 – Selena Gomez & The Scene released their second album in 2010, after the success of the first album Kiss & Tell and the single "Naturally" the singer and her band released an album with mixed genres like pop, rock, power pop, eurodance, disco, among others, with the good reviews A Year Without Rain album sold 66,000 copies in its first week of release debuting in 4th position of the Billboard 200 albums. Both singles from the album "Round & Round" and "A Year Without Rain" reached the top 40 on the Billboard Hot 100 Singles.
September 28 – Glee's "Britney/Brittany" episode aired with the cast performing five Britney Spears songs from her early years.
[edit] | Tags: October | 3>
October 6 – Pink, released her much anticipated lead single, "Raise Your Glass", off her Compilation album Greatest Hits... So Far!!!.
October 12 – Jessica Simpson releases her first compilation album titled Playlist: The Very Best of Jessica Simpson.
October 25- Taylor Swift releases her much anticipated third album, Speak Now, which sells over one million copies in its first week.
[edit] | Tags: November | 3>
November 9: Reba McEntire releases her 26th studio album, All The Women I Am. Loretta Lynn releases her 71st album, Coal Miner's Daughter: A Tribute To Loretta Lynn.
November 10: The 44th Annual Country Music Awards took place at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville.
November 11: The 11th Annual Latin Grammy Awards took place at the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Las Vegas.
November 15: Singer Christina Aguilera receives a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
November 16: After years of legal disputes, music from The Beatles is now available on iTunes.
November 21: At the 2010 American Music Awards, Justin Bieber won all four of his nominations, including the award for Artist of The Year, becoming the youngest person in the show's 37 year history to win the award at 16.
November 22: Jessica Simpson, released her first holiday album, Happy Christmas, after six years of ReJoyce: The Christmas Album.
November 24: Christina Aguilera made her theatrical film and musical debut as the lead character Ali Rose in Burlesque. Co-starring Cher and directed by Steven Antin, the film went on to gross over 90 million worldwide and earn Aguilera a Golden Globe nomination for Best Original Song.
[edit] | Tags: December | 3>
December 1: 53rd Grammy Awards nominees announced from Los Angeles' Club Nokia with Eminem leads with ten nominations for his album Recovery. Bruno Mars scored seven nominations and Lady Gaga, Jay-Z and Lady Antebellum with six nominations each. The ceremony was held in the Staples Center on February 13, 2011.[26]
December 18: Josh and Zac Farro announce their exit from the band Paramore.
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53rd Grammy Awards
Record of the Year: Lady Antebellum - Need You Now
Album of the Year: Arcade Fire - The Suburbs
Song of the Year: Lady Antebellum - Need You Now
Best New Artist: Esperanza Spalding
American Music Awards of 2010
Artist of the Year - Justin Bieber
T-Mobile Breakthrough Artist - Justin Bieber
2010 MTV Video Music Awards
Video of the Year: Lady Gaga - Bad Romance
Best New Artist: Justin Bieber - Baby
34th NAACP Image Awards
Outstanding Album: Arcade Fire - The Suburbs
Outstanding Song: Lady Antebellum - Need You Now
Outstanding Music Video: Katy Perry - Firework
Outstanding New Artist - Marina & the Diamonds
Outstanding Contribution to Music - Neil Young
Country Music Association Awards
Entertainer of the Year - Brad Paisley
Song of the Year: Miranda Lambert - The House That Built Me
Single of the Year: Lady Antebellum - Need You Now
Album of the Year: Miranda Lambert - Revolution
New Artist of the Year - Zac Brown Band
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The Black Pacific
Cocaine Adventure
D.R.U.G.S.
How To Destroy Angels
Just Like Vinyl
Times of Grace
Black Cards
The Damned Things
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Adema
Alabama (band)
Allister
Autopsy[27]
Bone Thugs-n-Harmony
Bush
Cap'n Jazz (touring only)[28]
The Cars
The Dismemberment Plan (touring only)
Dixie Chicks (touring only)
The Dresden Dolls
Fuel
Guided by Voices (touring only)
Hole
Jughead's Revenge (touring only)
Kumbia Kings
Murderdolls
Pavement (touring only)
Piebald (touring only)
Revis
Scars on Broadway
Something Corporate
Soundgarden
Supercute!
Swans
System of a Down (touring in 2011)
The Receiving End of Sirens
TLC
Transplants
Ugly Kid Joe
Vatican Commandos
Yellowcard
[edit] | Tags: Bands on hiatus | 2>
1997
Doves
Fall Out Boy (Hiatus reconfirmed by band members in February after rumors of permanent breakup)
From First to Last
The Killers
Poison the Well
Pussycat Dolls
Saving Jane
Slipknot
Static-X
Straylight Run
T.A.T.U.
Breaking Benjamin
The Young Veins
[edit] | Tags: Bands disbanded | 2>
As Tall as Lions
Backstreet Girls
Brooks & Dunn
Casiotone for the Painfully Alone[29]
Codeine Velvet Club
Copeland
Crime in Stereo
Crossbreed (band)
Dio
Envy On The Coast
Eyedea & Abilities
The Fall of Troy
Finch
Gwen Stacy
Heaven & Hell
Isis
KSM
Lexington Bridge
Little Brother
Lydia
Magna-Fi
Meese[30]
Metro Station
The Music
My Favorite Highway[31]
The Number Twelve Looks Like You
Paradiso Girls[citation needed]
Powderfinger
Pretty Balanced
Psyclon Nine
Scary Kids Scaring Kids
Sing It Loud
Sparklehorse
Supergrass
These Arms Are Snakes
Theater of Tragedy
Type O Negative
Voxtrot
Watership Down also known as Atomship
[edit] | Tags: January | 3>
January 5
Animal by Kesha[32]
Realize the Ghost by Silver Swans[33]
Unbroken by Katharine McPhee[34]
VH1 Storytellers: Kanye West by Kanye West[35]
January 11
Contra by Vampire Weekend[36]
Superficial by Heidi Montag[37]
January 12
Ghosts on the Boardwalk by The Bouncing Souls[38]
If It's War You Want (EP) by Without a Fight[39]
Of the Blue Colour of the Sky by OK Go[40]
Ollusion by Omarion[41]
Rain or Shine (Live) by O.A.R.[42]
January 14
Two Song Wedding by Kate Maki[43]
January 18
The Great City by Revere[44]
January 19
Behave Yourself (EP) by Cold War Kids[45]
The Colossus by RJD2[46]
End Times by Eels[47]
If This Isn't a Dream... 1985–1989 by Virulence[48]
My Dinosaur Life by Motion City Soundtrack[49]
Scenes from Hell by Sigh[50]
Transference by Spoon[51]
January 22
Time to Burn (Special Edition) by Taking Dawn[52]
January 25
Teen Dream by Beach House[53]
Wake Me by Tal & Acacia[54]
January 26
Ancient Electrons by Analog Rebellion[55]
Be in Love by Locksley[56]
Besides, Nothing (B-Sides and Rarities, 2003-2009) by PlayRadioPlay![55]
Don't Call Me Angel by Sara Lynn[57]
Eggs by Oh No Ono[58]
The Emptiness by Alesana[59]
The Greatest Love Songs of all Time by Barry Manilow[60]
The Infinite Order by Living Sacrifice[61]
Need You Now by Lady Antebellum[62]
Realism by Magnetic Fields[63]
Romance Is Boring by Los Campesinos![64]
The Sea by Corinne Bailey Rae[65]
To The Secrets And Knowledge by Number One Gun[66]
The Upsides by The Wonder Years[67]
Veracity by Evacuate Chicago[68]
2 by Retribution Gospel Choir[69]
January 28
WWE The Music: A New Day by Various Artists[70]
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February 1
The Courage of Others by Midlake[71]
February 2
Adventure Stories (Not Based on Fact?) by ...soihadto...[72]
Blackjazz by Shining[73]
Hellbilly Deluxe 2 by Rob Zombie[74]
The Northern Key by The Northern Key[75]
Public Square by This Moment in Black History[76]
Rebirth by Lil Wayne[77]
The Soft Pack by The Soft Pack[78]
100 Proof: The Hangover by Statik Selektah[79]
February 3
Wild One (EP) by Rooney[80]
February 5
Atlas Drugged by Look What I Did[81]
Mechanized by Fear Factory[82]
February 9
Another Round by Jaheim[83]
Haywire by Josh Turner[84]
Heligoland by Massive Attack[85]
Ironbound by Overkill[86]
Odd Blood by Yeasayer[87]
One Life Stand by Hot Chip[88]
Screamworks: Love in Theory and Practice by HIM[89]
Soldier of Love by Sade[90]
Talking to You, Talking to Me by The Watson Twins[91]
February 14
Love by Angels & Airwaves[92]
February 16
The Constant by Story of the Year[93]
It's Been a Long Day by Smoking Popes[94]
Minor Love by Adam Green[95]
Peace and Love by Juliana Hatfield[96]
February 23
Of Men and Angels by The Rocket Summer[97]
Say Us by Zeus[98]
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March 2
Black Ribbons by Shooter Jennings[99]
Jason Derülo by Jason Derülo[100]
My Best Days by Danny Gokey[101]
Permalight by Rogue Wave[102]
Smoke & Mirrors by Lifehouse[103]
Victory by DJ Khaled[104]
March 9
Battle of the Sexes by Ludacris[105]
Beat The Devil's Tattoo by Black Rebel Motorcycle Club[106]
The Brutalist Bricks by Ted Leo and the Pharmacists[107]
Elect the Dead Symphony (Live album) by Serj Tankian[108]
Gold (EP) by Si*Sé[109]
Heat Fetish by The Bled[110]
Pieces of a Real Heart by Sanctus Real[111]
Plastic Beach by Gorillaz[112]
Sisterworld by Liars[113]
The World Is a Thorn by Demon Hunter[114]
March 15
Planet Anthem by Disco Biscuits[115]
March 16
Calidosound by Superlitio[116]
Live on Lansdowne, Boston MA by Dropkick Murphys[117]
Survival Story by Flobots[118]
Throne to the Wolves by From First to Last[119]
March 17
My Own Way by Darren Ross[120]
Now is the Hour by Jennifer Rush[121]
March 22
Option Paralysis by The Dillinger Escape Plan[122]
March 23
Eparistera Daimones by Triptykon[123]
Interpreting the Masters Volume 1: A Tribute to Daryl Hall and John Oates by The Bird and the Bee[124]
My World 2.0 by Justin Bieber[125]
March 26
Raymond vs. Raymond by Usher[126]
Sticky & Sweet (Live album) by Madonna[127]
March 30
Evelyn Evelyn by Evelyn Evelyn[128]
Paper Tongues by Paper Tongues[129]
Somewhere Down the Road by Amy Grant[130]
New Amerykah Part Two (Return of the Ankh) by Erykah Badu[131]
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April 6
The Fear Is Excruciating, But Therein Lies the Answer by Red Sparowes[132]
Have the Best Day of Your Life! by The Terror Pigeon Dance Revolt![133]
Shame, Shame by Dr. Dog[134]
Women and Country by Jakob Dylan[135]
12 Gauge by Kalmah[136]
April 8
Air Swell by Chiddy Bang[137]
April 13
Bleeding Through by Bleeding Through[138]
Congratulations by MGMT[139]
Jason Castro by Jason Castro[140]
Leave Your Sleep by Natalie Merchant[141]
Year of the Black Rainbow by Coheed and Cambria[142]
18.61 by 108[143]
$ by Mark Sultan[144]
April 19
Hang Cool Teddy Bear by Meat Loaf[145]
April 20
Based on a True Story by Sick of It All[146]
Blue Sky Noise by Circa Survive[147]
Cold Day Memory by Sevendust[148]
Hospital Bomber EP by Heavy Heavy Low Low[149]
Long Live the Kings by Kottonmouth Kings[150]
Rise Up by Cypress Hill[151]
Travellers in Space and Time by The Apples in Stereo[152]
April 21
Clinging to a Scheme by The Radio Dept.[153]
April 30
The Frozen Tears of Angels by Rhapsody of Fire[154]
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May 4
Diamond Eyes by Deftones[155]
Omni by Minus the Bear[156]
The Oracle by Godsmack[157]
White Crosses by Against Me![158]
May 11
Plead the Fifth by Taproot[159]
The Powerless Rise by As I Lay Dying[160]
Sea of Cowards by The Dead Weather[161]
Tear the World Down by We Are the Fallen[162]
Treats by Sleigh Bells[163]
May 17
Road Salt One by Pain of Salvation
May 18
The ArchAndroid (Suites II and III) by Janelle Monae[164]
Brothers by The Black Keys[165]
Distant Relatives by Nas & Damian Marley[166]
Exhibit B: The Human Condition by Exodus[167]
This Is Happening by LCD Soundsystem[168]
May 21
Facemelter by Y&T[169]
May 25
A Promise to Burn by Framing Hanley[170]
At Night We Live by Far[171]
Dirty Side Down by Widespread Panic[172]
The Family Jewels by Marina and the Diamonds[173]
Iconos by Marc Anthony[174]
Stone Temple Pilots by Stone Temple Pilots[175]
Teargarden by Kaleidyscope, Vol. 1: Songs for a Sailor by The Smashing Pumpkins[176]
May 31
Justice by Molly Hatchet[177]
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June 1
The Bride Screamed Murder by Melvins[178]
June 8
Attack Attack! by Attack Attack![179]
Christina Aguilera by Bionic[180]
Goon Affiliated by Plies[181]
Lazarus by Travie McCoy[182]
Love Like Crazy by Lee Brice[183]
Miss America by Saving Abel[184]
The Obsidian Conspiracy by Nevermore[185]
Shout It Out by Hanson[186]
Sweet and Wild by Jewel[187]
Up on the Ridge by Dierks Bentley[188]
June 14
American Slang by The Gaslight Anthem[189]
Further by The Chemical Brothers[citation needed]
June 15
Antifogmatic by Punch Brothers[190]
Bingo! by Steve Miller Band[191]
Body Talk Pt. 1 by Robyn[192]
I'm Alive, I'm Dreaming by The Ready Set[193]
Imperial by In Fear and Faith[194]
Laws of Illusion by Sarah McLachlan[195]
Lustre by Ed Harcourt[196]
Mojo by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers[197]
Now 34 by Various Artists[198]
On the Rural Route 7609 (Compilation) by John Mellencamp[199]
Something for Everybody by Devo[200][201]
Thank Me Later by Drake[202]
Time Flies… 1994–2009 by Oasis[203]
To the Sky by Kevin Rudolf[204]
The Universe Is Laughing by The Guggenheim Grotto[205]
June 18
We Are Born by Sia[206]
Can't Be Tamed by Miley Cyrus
June 21
Recovery by Eminem[207]
Suddenly by Allstar Weekend[208]
June 22
Deth Red Sabaoth by Danzig[209]
GangRags by Blaze Ya Dead Homie[210]
Getting Dressed in the Dark by Jaron and the Long Road to Love[211]
Summer Happiness (Acoustic EP) by David Crowder Band[212]
June 28
Deep Blue by Parkway Drive[213]
June 29
Attack of the Wolf King by Haste the Day[214]
Clockwork by Angelus Apatrida
Here Lies Another by Here Lies Another[215]
Love King by The-Dream[216]
Proprioception by And Hell Followed With[217]
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July 6
Euphoria by Enrique Iglesias[218]
July 7
Korn III – Remember Who You Are by Korn[219]
July 12
Dark Night of the Soul by Danger Mouse and Sparklehorse[220]
July 13
An Airplane Carried Me to Bed by Sky Sailing[221]
Black and White by The Maine[222]
Born Again by Newsboys[223]
Heart of a Champion by Paul Wall[224]
Intriguer by Crowded House[225]
Judge Jerrod & the Hung Jury by Jerrod Niemann[226]
Masts of Manhatta by Tracy Bonham[227]
Maya by M.I.A.[228]
Meridional by Norma Jean[229]
The Panic Broadcast by Soilwork[230]
Pilot Talk by Curren$y[231]
Safe Upon the Shore by Great Big Sea[232]
Stampede by Hellyeah[233]
The War Report 2: Report the War by Capone-N-Noreaga[234]
July 15
Best Regards by Buckethead, Bryan, and Melissa[235]
July 20
Gift Horse by Mose Giganticus[236]
The Heart by Jimmy Gnecco[237]
Listening Booth: 1970 by Marc Cohn[238]
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