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This topic covers notable events and articles related to 2017 in music.
Specific locations
- African music
- American music
- Asian music
- Australian music
- Brazilian music
- British music
- Canadian music
- Chinese music
- Danish music
- European music (Continental Europe)
- Finnish music
- French music
- German music
- Icelandic music
- Indian music
- Irish music
- Japanese music
- Malaysian music
- Mongolian music
- Norwegian music
- Philippine music
- Polynesian music
- Scandinavian music
- South Korean music
- Swedish music
- Taiwanese music
- Vietnamese music
- World music
Specific genres
Album releases
Awards
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2017 MTV Video Music Awards |
2017 MTV Europe Music Awards |
Bands formed
Bands reformed
- Audioslave
- Chimaira
- Eighteen Visions
- Elastica
- House vs. Hurricane
- The KLF
- Lionheart
- Madina Lake
- Nachtmystium
- Orbital
- Pleymo
- Sleeper
- Steps
- Stornoway
- The Union Underground
- Xscape
Bands on hiatus
Bands disbanded
Deaths
January
- 1 – Memo Morales (79), Venezuelan singer
- 8 – Peter Sarstedt (75), British singer
- 13 – Horacio Guarany (91), Argentine folklore singer
- 16 – William Onyeabor (70), Nigerian funk singer-songwriter
- 21 – Maggie Roche (65), American singer for the vocal trio group The Roches
- 22 – Jaki Liebezeit (78), German drummer, founding member of experimental rock band Can
- 24 – Gil Ray (60), American power pop drummer (Game Theory, The Loud Family)
- 24 – Butch Trucks (69), American drummer (The Allman Brothers Band, Les Brers, The Freight Train Band)
- 27 – Emmanuelle Riva (89), French actress, cancer
- 28 – Geoff Nicholls (68), British musician and keyboardist (Black Sabbath, Quartz)
- 30 – James Laurence (27), producer (Friendzone) (death announced on this date)
- 31 – John Wetton (67), English singer, bassist, and songwriter (Asia, King Crimson), cancer[1]
February
- 7 – Svend Asmussen (100), Danish jazz violinist, known as "The Fiddling Viking"
- 8 – Tony Särkkä (44), Swedish black metal multi-instrumentalist
- 12 – Al Jarreau (76), American jazz singer
- 13 – Trish Doan (31), bassist (Kittie) (death announced on this date)
- 13 – Evan Sewell Wallace (Known as E-Dubble) (34), American rapper
- 18 – Clyde Stubblefield (73), American drummer best known for his work with James Brown
- 19 – Larry Coryell (73), American jazz-fusion guitarist
- 23 – Horace Parlan (86), American jazz pianist
- 25 – Rick Chavez, singer and guitarist (Drive), internal bleeding
March
- 2 – Gata Cattana (26), Spanish rapper
- 4 – Tommy Page (46), American singer
- 6 – Alberto Zedda (89), Italian conductor and musicologist
- 10 – Joni Sledge (60), American singer (Sister Sledge)
- 12 – Joey Alves (63), rhythm guitarist (Y&T)
- 15 – Vicky (69), Colombian singer
- 16 – James Cotton (81), American blues harmonica player, singer and songwriter
- 18 – Chuck Berry (90), American guitarist, singer and songwriter
- 20 – Buck Hill (90), American jazz tenor and soprano saxophonist
- 21 – Gabriel "Negru" Mafa (42), black metal drummer (Negură Bunget)
- 23 – Sebastián (63), Argentine cuarteto singer
- 24 – Vincent Falcone (78), American pianist, Frank Sinatra conductor
- 27 – Clem Curtis (76), Trinidadian British singer (The Foundations)
April
- 1
- Ikutaro Kakehashi (87), engineer, founder of Roland Corporation, Japanese manufacturer of electronic musical instruments
- Lonnie Brooks (83), American blues singer and guitarist[2]
- 5 – Paul O'Neill (61), American composer, lyricist, producer, and songwriter (Trans-Siberian Orchestra, Savatage), chronic illness
- 11 – J. Geils (71), American jazz and blues guitarist (The J. Geils Band)[3]
- 12 – Keni Richards (60), drummer (Autograph) (death announced on this date)
- 15
- Allan Holdsworth (70), British jazz fusion guitarist (Gong, Soft Machine)[4]
- Matt Holt (39), American heavy metal singer (Nothingface), degenerative disease
- 27 – Jeff Decker, guitarist (Thor)[5]
May
- 1 – Bruce Hampton (70), American singer and guitarist
- 2 – Kevin Garcia (41), bassist (Grandaddy)
- 9
- Michael Parks (77), American singer and actor
- Robert Miles (47), Swiss-born Italian record producer, composer and DJ
- 17 – Chris Cornell (52), American singer and songwriter (Soundgarden, Audioslave, Temple of the Dog)
- 20 – Ace Still, former vocalist of Goatlord, heart attack
- 27 – Gregg Allman (69), American keyboardist/vocalist (The Allman Brothers Band), complications from liver cancer
June
- 9 - Norro Wilson (79), singer, songwriter and record producer
- 20 - Prodigy (43), American rapper
- 28 – Nic Ritter (37), former drummer of Warbringer, undisclosed reasons
July
- 12 – Marc 'Blaash' Michaelson, drummer of Bahimiron, undisclosed reasons
- 13
- Chris Wong Won (53), rapper, 2 Live Crew
- Egil Kapstad (76), Norwegian jazz pianist and composer[6]
- 14 – David Zablidowsky (38), bassist of Adrenaline Mob and Trans-Siberian Orchestra, tour bus accident
- 20 – Chester Bennington (41), singer Linkin Park
- 27 – Billy Joe Walker Jr. (64), Record Producer
- 28 – D.L. Menard (85), Cajun Singer
- 31 – Chuck Loeb (61), Drummer Fourplay
August
- 8 – Glen Campbell (81), Country Singer
See also
References
- ↑ Schroeder, Jessa (2017-01-31). "Asia lead singer John Wetton dead at 67 after losing battle to colon cancer". New York Daily News. Retrieved 2017-01-31.
- ↑ Reich, Howard (2017-04-02). "Lonnie Brooks, a Symbol of Chicago Blues, Dies at 83". Chicago Tribune. Retrieved 2017-04-17.
- ↑ Blistein, Jon (2017-04-06). "Guitarist J. Geils Dead at 71". Rolling Stone. Retrieved 2017-04-17.
- ↑ Brandle, Lars (2017-04-17). "Musicians React to Allan Holdsworth's Death". Billboard. Retrieved 2017-04-17.
- ↑ "Former Thor Guitarist Jeff Decker Passes Away". themetalvoice.com. 28 April 2017. Retrieved 2 May 2017.
- ↑ "Egil Kapstad er død". Verdens Gang (in Norwegian). 2017-07-14. Retrieved 2017-07-15.
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