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This is a list of notable events in music that took place in the year 2007.

Contents 1 Events 1.1 January 1.2 February 1.3 March 1.4 April 1.5 May 1.6 June 1.7 July 1.8 August 1.9 September 1.10 October 1.11 November 1.12 December 2 Bands formed 3 Returning perfomers 4 Bands disbanded 5 Bands re-formed 6 Bands on hiatus 7 Albums released 8 Best-selling albums globally 9 Classical music 9.1 Instrumental works 9.2 Opera 9.3 Song Cycles 10 Musical film 11 Musical theater 12 Musical television 13 Deaths 13.1 January-February 13.2 March-April 13.3 May-June 13.4 July-August 13.5 September-October 13.6 November-December 14 References 15 See also

[edit] Events

[edit] 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.
• Lebanese-born UK popstar Mika's music career begins after signing to Universal Records UK.

[edit] February

• February 5 — UK popstar, Mika releases his highly anticipated album Life In Cartoon Motion, kickstarting his very famous international career with the debut single Grace Kelly.
• February 5 - Chicago band Fall Out Boy releases their album Infinity On High
• February 7 — Frontman Billy Corgan that The Smashing Pumpkins will finally release the first reunion album Zeitgeist on July 7.^[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 are presented at the Staples Center in Los Angeles. Christina Aguilera performs "It's Man's Man's Man's World" a tribute to the Godfather of Soul James Brown. Aguilera also won her fifth Grammy for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance. Carrie Underwood becomes the first American Idol contestant ever to win the Grammy for Best New Artist.
• February 16 — American Rock band Audioslave break up after Chris Cornell leaves band 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 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.

[edit] March

• March 1 — Angela Hacker is voted by viewers as the 2007 champion of the televised singing competition Nashville Star. Her prize is a record deal with Warner Bros. Records.
• March 12
  • Matchbook Romance announce that they are taking an indefinite hiatus after ten years, as all members decided to go their separate ways.^[6]
  • Grandmaster Flash and The Furious Five, R.E.M., The Ronettes, Patti Smith and Van Halen inducted in Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
• March 16 — Bad Religion reveal that their new album will be called New Maps of Hell.^[7]
• March 21 — Toshimitsu Deyama announces that he has been recording with Yoshiki after a gap of ten years.
• March 25 — Elton John plays Madison Square Garden for the 60th time to celebrate his 60th birthday. The concert sets the record for most performances by an artist at the venue. Longtime songwriting partner Bernie Taupin made an appearance, as well as celebrities Whoopi Goldberg and Robin Williams and former President Bill Clinton. John performed songs from his back catalogue, including "Ballad of a Well-Known Gun" and "Roy Rogers", some of which, the band hadn't played in nearly 30 years.

[edit] April

• April 2 - Chicago band The Academy Is... release their second album Santi
• April 7 — Joss Stone's third studio album Introducing Joss Stone debuts at number two on the U.S. Billboard 200, becoming the highest debut entry by a British female solo artist on the U.S. chart; the record was previously held by Amy Winehouse's Back to Black, which had debuted at number seven the previous week.
• April 15 — Cluster reunite for first concert since 1996. A tour of Europe followed.
• April 17 — Arcturus officially announce that they will be splitting up because they are too busy with other matters to focus on the band.
• April 19 — Joey Jordison of Slipknot becomes a session member of Korn.
• April 22 — Patrick Wolf announces his retirement from the music business.^[8] However, he later revoked this, saying that he will merely be on hiatus^[9]
• April 23 — Bevan Davies replaces Will Hunt & 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

[edit] May

• May 8 — The rap group Bone Thugs-N-Harmony come up with Strength and Loyalty album since their last one in 2002.
• May 11 — Guitarist Chickn posts a message on MySpace confirming that D.I. would finally release the long-awaited first reunion album On the Western Front on August 7.^[10] This would be their first official album featuring new material since 1994's State of Shock.
• May 12 — The Eurovision Song Contest 2007 is held in Helsinki, Finland, and is won by Serbia.
• May 15 — Minutes to Midnight by Linkin Park sells more than 600,000 copies in the USA and more than 1,000,000 worldwide and is the third 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

[edit] 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 22–23 — Radio Expres Festival - the first music festival of Slovak radio station Rádio Expres
• June 22–25 — Glastonbury Festival
• 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. 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.

[edit] 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: 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, 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 — Atom Willard leaves The Offspring and is replaced by former Face to Face and Saves the Day drummer Pete Parada.

[edit] August

• August 4-August 11 — The Three Choirs Festival is held at Gloucester.
• August 11-August 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.^[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

[edit] 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^[13]
• September 8 — "Weird Al" Yankovic performs his 1,000th live show at Idaho Falls, Idaho.^[14]
• September 9
  • Sonata Arctica play for the first time in Guadalajara, Mexico.
  • Britney Spears opens the 2007 MTV Video Music Awards held in the Palms Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada.
• September 12 – October 1 — Prague Autumn International Music Festival
• September 20 – September 23 — 4th annual Decibel Festival, Seattle
• September 22 – September 29 — 35th North Wales International Music Festival is held at St Asaph.
• September 24 — Patrick Watson's album Close to Paradise wins the Canadian Polaris Music Prize for 2007.

[edit] October

• Placebo's drummer Steve Hewitt leaves the band, citing "personal and musical differences" as the cause of the split.
• October 1 - Jonny Greenwood, the guitarist of Radiohead announces on the band's site that they will release the new album In Rainbows in ten days, which consumers could pay whatever price they wanted for.
• October 4 — Fred Mascherino announces his departure from Taking Back Sunday, to pursue his solo career called The Color Fred.
• October 15 - Reggae musician Burning Spear is awarded the Jamaican Order of Distinction in the Officer class.
• 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 23 — Carrie Underwood releases her second album Carnival Ride, which will go 3 times platinum.
• 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.
  • 10th Annual electronic dance music festival Monster massive, held at Los Angeles Memorial Sports Arena.

[edit] November

• November 1 — The MTV Europe Music Awards 2007 take place at the Olympiahalle in Munich, Germany
• November 2 — Drummer of death metal band Decapitated, Witold "Vitek" Kieltyka, dies at 23 due to complications after automobile accident in Russia.
• November 7 — Sevendust announce they begin work this month on their 7th studio album entitled The 7th Chapter, with a scheduled release date of March 4, 2008.
• November 10 — Powerman 5000 goes on Hiatus.
• November 11
  • American popstar Madonna's Box Set album Hung Up: The Album Collection is released worldwide.
  • Kylie Minogue releases her first album since she was diagnosed with breast cancer in May 2005, X, which features the first two singles "2 Hearts" and "Promises," which both debuted at #1 on the ARIA Charts.
• November 12 — OneRepublic breaks the Top 40 Radio Airplay record in the USA with "Apologize".
• November 25 — Natalie Gauci becomes the winner of Australian Idol 2007 at the Sydney Opera House, beating Matt Corby to the title. Gauci's winning single "Here I Am" will debut at Number 2 - the first Australian Idol single not to reach Number 1.
• November 27 — Harmonia reunite for their first concert since 1976 in Berlin.

[edit] December

• December 2 - Spice Girls open their reunion tour in Vancouver, Canada.
• December 8–9 — The Los Angeles, California 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
  • Led Zeppelin reunite in London for their first show in 25 years.
  • Celine Dion makes the final performance of her 5-year engagement at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada.

[edit] Bands formed

• Conor Oberst and the Mystic Valley Band
• Day26
• Girls' Generation
• Sixx:A.M.
• S.K.I.N.
• Wonder Girls
• Stone Gods

[edit] Returning perfomers

• The Eagles (first album since 1979)
• Smashing Pumpkins (first album since 2000)
• Svetlana (first album since 2001)
• Marilyn Manson (first album since 2003)
• Mandy Moore (first album since 2003)
• Britney Spears (first album since 2003)

[edit] Bands disbanded

• 28 Days
• 3LW
• 5ive
• Adair
• Adelphi
• Aereogramme
• Amity
• Arcturus
• Army of Anyone
• At The Throne of Judgment
• Audio Adrenaline
• Audioslave
• The Beautiful South
• BeForU
• Bleed The Dream
• Blindspott
• The Blood Brothers
• Bonde do Role
• Calico System
• Capdown
• Carnival in Coal
• Cauterize
• Choke
• Controlling the Famous
• Crush Luther
• The Cooper Temple Clause
• Days Away
• Devin Townsend Band
• Dirtie Blonde
• The Distillers
• The Divorce
• Dog Fashion Disco
• Dogs Die In Hot Cars (split at the end of 2006, but this was not announced until September 2007)
• Down to Earth Approach
• Eighteen Visions
• 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
• Ira!
• The Junior Varsity
• Jurassic 5
• Jump5
• Larrikin Love
• Last Tuesday
• Latterman
• Liberty X (for one year hiatus)
• The Little Flames
• Le Tigre (on hiatus since late 2006, but officially announced split in January 2007)
• Los Abandoned
• Mendeed
• Morning Runner
• Much the Same
• The Nervous Return
• 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
• Spitalfield
• Strapping Young Lad
• Sullivan (band)
• The Track Record
• U.G.K.
• U.S. Maple
• Vaux
• Waking Ashland
• With Passion

[edit] Bands re-formed

• Ace of Base
• All Saints
• Aqua
• Asia
• At The Gates (a few European summer festivals in 2008)
• B2k (reality show reunion)
• Blur
• Boyzone (one-off performance)
• Breach (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
• Extreme
• Finch (two-performance reunion)
• Genesis
• Harmonia
• Héroes del Silencio
• Hot Water Music (reunion tour)
• James
• 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
• Polvo
• Possessed
• Rage Against the Machine
• Scooch
• Sex Pistols
• Siam Shade (one performance)
• Sixpence None the Richer
• Slint
• Smile.dk
• Soda Stereo (tour through Latin America and the US)
• Spice Girls
• Spinal Tap
• Squeeze
• Squirrel Nut Zippers
• Suffokate (members of All Shall Perish and Legacy of Pain)
• Swervedriver
• Timbiriche
• Trust Company
• Unanimated
• Van Halen
• The Verve
• Versus
• White Lion
• Yellow Magic Orchestra
• X Japan

[edit] Bands on hiatus

• Allister (hiatus)
• Damiera (on hiatus in April 2007, reformed with new members in June 2007)
• The Early November (indefinite hiatus)
• Evanescence (indefinite hiatus) ^[15]
• Los Hermanos (indefinite hiatus)
• Matchbook Romance (indefinite hiatus)
• Nickel Creek (hiatus)
• Yourcodenameis:milo (indefinite hiatus)

[edit] Albums released

[edit] Best-selling albums globally

The best-selling records in 2007 according to IFPI^[16]:

Position	Album Title	Artist
1	High School Musical 2 (soundtrack)	High School Musical 2
2	Back to Black	Amy Winehouse
3	Noël	Josh Groban
4	The Best Damn Thing	Avril Lavigne
5	Long Road Out Of Eden	The Eagles
6	Minutes to Midnight	Linkin Park
7	As I Am	Alicia Keys
8	Call Me Irresponsible	Michael Bublé
9	Life in Cartoon Motion	Mika
10	Not Too Late	Norah Jones

[edit] Classical music

[edit] Instrumental works

• Lera Auerbach - Symphony No. 1 "Chimera"
• Nigel Hess - Piano Concerto
• Mohammed Fairouz - Symphonic Aphorisms

[edit] Opera

• Unsuk Chin - Alice in Wonderland
• Ryan Conarro, William Todd Hunt - Arctic Magic Flute
• Victor Davies - Transit of Venus
• Anthony Davis - Wakonda's Dream
• Jonathan Dove - The Adventures of Pinocchio
• Philip Glass - Appomattox
• Ricky Ian Gordon - The Grapes of Wrath
• Hans Werner Henze - Phaedra
• James MacMillan - The Sacrifice
• Richard Mills - The Love of the Nightingale
• Fabio Vacchi - Teneke

[edit] Song Cycles

• Mohammed Fairouz - Bonsai Journal

[edit] Musical film

• 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.

• 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.

• The film Once a self proclaimed modern-musical is released. It would go on to win the Academy Award for Best Song for the song Falling Slowly

[edit] Musical theater

• Curtains (Music: John Kander Lyrics: Fred Ebb Book: Rupert Holmes) Broadway production opened at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre on March 22

[edit] Musical television

• Miss Marie Lloyd - Queen of The Music Hall starring Jessie Wallace and Richard Armitage

• High School Musical 2 starring Zac Efron, Vanessa Hudgens, and Ashley Tisdale premiered on the Disney Channel, it went on to become one of the most successful television movies ever.

[edit] Deaths

[edit] January-February

• January 1—Del Reeves, American country singer, 74
• January 6—Pete Kleinow, American gutairist (Flying Burrito Brothers), 72
• January 8—Mercedes Murciano, Cuban singer (Miami Sound Machine), 49.
• January 13—Michael Brecker, American jazz saxophorist, 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 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—Gian Carlo Menotti, composer, 95
• February 4—Ilya Kormiltsev, Russian songwriter, 47 (spinal cancer)
• February 6
  • Billy Henderson, American vocalist (The Spinners), 67
  • Frankie Laine, American singer, 93
• February 8—Joe Hunter, American pianist (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

[edit] March-April

• March 7—Frigyes Hidas, Hungarian composer, 88
• March 9—Brad Delp, American singer (Boston), 55 (suicide)
• March 19—Luther Ingram, American singer, 69
• April 5—Mark St. John, American guitarist (Kiss, White Tiger), 51
• April 9—Egon Bondy, Czech songwriter (Plastic People of the Universe), 77
• April 10—Dakota Staton, American jazz vocalist, 74
• 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
  • Zola Taylor, American vocalist (The Platters), 69
  • Grégory Lemarchal, French singer, 23 (cystic fibrosis)

[edit] May-June

• May 6—Đorđe Novković, Croatian songwriter, 63
• May 20—Ben Weisman, American pianist, 95
• May 27—Izumi Sakai, Japanese singer (Zard), 40
• June 1—Tony Thompson, American singer (Hi-Five), 36 (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 18—Hank Medress, American singer (The Tokens), 67
• June 24—Natasja, Danish reggae singer, 33 (car accident)
• June 29—George McCorkle, American guitarist (Marshall Tucker Band), 60

[edit] July-August

• July 2—Hy Zaret, American lyricist, 98
• 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 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)
• 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

[edit] September-October

• September 3 - Carter Albrecht, American keyboardist (Edie Brickell & The 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
  • Willie Tee, American singer/songwriter, 63
  • Joe Zawinul, Austrian keyboardist (Weather Report), 75
• September 12 - Bobby Byrd, American soul singer, 73
• September 15 - Aldemaro Romero, Venezuelan composer, pianist and conductor, 79
• September 25 — Patrick Bourque, American 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

[edit] November-December

• November 2 - Witold Kiełtyka, Polish drummer, 23 (bus accident)
• November 6 - Hank Thompson, American country singer and guitarist, 82
• November 12 - Peter "Cool Man" Steiner, Swiss singer, 90
• November 16 - Grethe Kausland, Norweigen singer, 60
• November 19
  • Paul Brodie, Canadian saxophonist, 73
  • Kevin DuBrow, American singer, (Quiet Riot), 52
  • Wiera Gran, Polish singer, 91
• 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
  • Fred Chichin, French musician, (Les Rita Mitsouko), 53
  • Ashley Titus, South African rapper, 37 (heart condition)
• November 29 - Jim Nesbitt, American country singer, 75
• November 30 - Patrick Mason, American bassist Arsonists Get All the Girls, 21
• December 3 - Sergio Gomez, Mexican singer (K-Paz de la Sierra), 34
• 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
  • Dan Fogelberg, American singer/guitarist, 56
  • Harald Genzmer, German composer and teacher, 98
• December 21 - Ruth Wallis, American singer, 87
• December 22 - Joe Ames, American singer (Ames Brothers), 88
• December 23
  • Oscar Peterson, Canadian jazz pianist, 82
  • Evan Ferrell, American bassist (Rogue Wave), 33
• December 25 - Pat Kirkwood, English actress and singer, 86
• December 26 - Joe Dolan, Irish singer, 68

[edit] References

[edit] See also

• 2007 in country music
• 2007 in British music
• 2007 in hip hop
• 2007 in heavy metal music
• List of albums released in 2007
• Timeline of musical events