See also: Timeline of musical events
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Overview of the events of 2018 in American music
List of years in American music
The following is a list of events and releases that happened in 2018 in music in the United States.
Notable events [ ]
January [ ]
8 – Zac Brown Band performed "The Star-Spangled Banner " and Kendrick Lamar performed the halftime show at the 2018 College Football Playoff National Championship in Atlanta .
19 – Phillip Phillips released his first album in four years, Collateral .
12 – Camila Cabello 's debut solo album Camila made her the youngest artist to top the Billboard 200 with a debut set since her boyfriend Shawn Mendes ' 2015 debut Handwritten .[1]
26 – In a legal settlement, the music publisher for "We Shall Overcome " agreed that the song is public domain.[2]
28 – The 60th Annual Grammy Awards , hosted by James Corden , took place at Madison Square Garden in New York City . It was the first time since 2003 that the show took place in New York City . Bruno Mars took home the most awards with six including Album of the Year with 24K Magic .
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February [ ]
2 – Justin Timberlake released his first album in five years, Man of the Woods .[4]
4 – P!nk performed "The Star-Spangled Banner" and Justin Timberlake performed at halftime at Super Bowl LII at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis .[5] [6]
9 – MGMT released their first album in five years, Little Dark Age .[7]
Dashboard Confessional released Crooked Shadows , their first studio album in nearly nine years, and also their first release on the Fueled by Ramen label.
March [ ]
2 – Joan Baez released her first album in ten years, Whistle Down the Wind
The Breeders released All Nerve , their first studio album in ten years.
11 – The 2018 iHeartRadio Music Awards took place at The Forum in Inglewood , California.
16 – Scotty McCreery released his first album in five years, Seasons Change .[8]
Stone Temple Pilots released their second self-titled album , their first studio album in eight years, their first with current vocalist Jeff Gutt and their first since the departures and deaths of former vocalists Scott Weiland and Chester Bennington .[9]
April [ ]
6 – Thirty Seconds to Mars released their first album in five years, America .[10]
11 – The Music Modernization Act , a bill that would reform how music rates are set & how songwriters and artists are paid, passes the United States House Committee on the Judiciary unanimously 32-0 [11]
13 – John Prine released his first album of original music in thirteen years.
15 – The 53rd Academy of Country Music Awards took place at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas . Reba McEntire returned to host for the first time in six years.
Cardi B 's debut album Invasion of Privacy debuted atop the Billboard 200 setting multiple streaming records among female acts.[12]
20 – A Perfect Circle released their first album in fourteen years, Eat the Elephant .[13]
J. Cole released KOD , which debuted at number one on the Billboard 200, as well as breaking the first day streaming record on Spotify , which was later broke by Post Malone 's Beerbongs & Bentleys [14] and Drake 's Scorpion .[15]
25 – The Music Modernization Act passes in the United States House of Representatives unanimously 415–0.[16]
27 – Godsmack released their first album in four years, When Legends Rise .
27 – Janelle Monáe released her first album in five years, Dirty Computer .
May [ ]
June [ ]
2 – BTS scored a #1 album on the Billboard 200 with Love Yourself 轉 'Tear' , making it the highest ranking Asian album on the chart and the first foreign language #1 album since 2006.
8 – Sugarland released their first album in eight years, Bigger .[17]
15 – Christina Aguilera released her first album in six years, Liberation .[18]
18 - Rapper XXXTentacion is murdered in Florida.
29 – Guns N' Roses rereleased Appetite for Destruction with remastered songs.
July [ ]
2 – Cardi B became the first female rapper to attain multiple number one singles on the Billboard Hot 100 .[19]
27 – Daughtry released their first album in five years, Cage to Rattle .[20]
August [ ]
10 – Jason Mraz released his first album in four years, Know .
Nicki Minaj released her first album in four years, Queen .
16 – The Queen of Soul, Aretha Franklin died at her home in Detroit , Michigan, at the age of 76. The official cause of death was pancreatic cancer of the neuroendocrine type.[21]
20 – The MTV Video Music Awards took place from Radio City Music Hall in New York City.
24 – Alice in Chains released their first album in five years, Rainier Fog .[22]
September [ ]
7 – Lenny Kravitz released his first album in four years, Raise Vibration .
Rapper Mac Miller died in his home at the age of 26. The official cause of death was a drug overdose.
8 – BTS scored their second #1 album on the Billboard 200 with Love Yourself 結 'Answer' , making them the only Asian Act to do so.
14 – Carrie Underwood released Cry Pretty , which broke multiple records.[23] She became the first female country artist ever to top the .[24]
Tony Bennett released his first collaborative album in four years, Love is Here to Stay with Diana Krall
18 – A modified version of the Music Modernization Act passes the United States Senate unanimously,[25] sending bill back to House.
19 - For their first and only collaboration, Columbia Records releases a single between both deceased rappers Lil Peep and XXXTentacion , Falling Down . This marks XXXTentacion's first single since his untimely murder in June 2018 .[26]
21 – Slash featuring Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators released their first album in four years, Living the Dream .
24 – Cardi B extends her record for having the most number-ones for a female rapper (total of 3 so far) with the collaboration Girls Like You with Maroon 5 .
25 – Music Modernization Act passes the House unanimously again. Bill sent to President Donald Trump to be signed.[27]
28 – Mudhoney released their first album in five years, Digital Garbage .
After a four-year delay, Lil Wayne releases Tha Carter V , which is his first album since being released from Cash Money Records in June 2018.
October [ ]
5 – Steve Perry released his first solo album in twenty-four years, Traces .
Mario released his first album in nine years, Dancing Shadows .
9 – The American Music Awards took place at the Microsoft Theatre . The show shifted from Sunday to Tuesday, and moved up from November to October. Taylor Swift opened up the show performing "I Did Something Bad " and won four awards, making her the most awarded female artist in American Music Awards history surpassing Whitney Houston and the second most awarded overall artist, just behind Michael Jackson .
11 – President Trump signs the Music Modernization Act into law.[28]
26 – The Black Eyed Peas released their first album in eight years, Masters of the Sun Vol. 1 . This is their first album without Fergie since her departure from the band in early 2018, and their first album as a trio since their 2000 album Bridging the Gap .
November [ ]
2 – Pistol Annies released their first albums in five years, Interstate Gospel .[29]
Tenacious D released their album in six years, Post Apocalypto .
9 – J Mascis released his first album in four years, Elastic Days .
14 – The 52nd CMA Awards took place live from the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville , Tennessee. Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood was hosting eleventh year in a row.
16 – Mariah Carey released her first album in four years, Caution .[30]
The Smashing Pumpkins released Shiny and Oh So Bright, Vol. 1 / LP: No Past. No Future. No Sun. , their first studio album to feature co-founder and guitarist James Iha since 2000's Machina II/The Friends & Enemies of Modern Music . Drummer Jimmy Chamberlin , who had left the band in 2009, also makes his return on this album.
December [ ]
3 – After a ten-year hiatus Hootie & the Blowfish appeared on the Today Show to announce that the band is back together, and will come out with a new album and tour in 2019.[31]
7 – John Mellencamp released his fourth consecutive album in the last four years, Other Peoples Stuff
14 – Bruce Springsteen released his first commercial live album in eleven years Springsteen On Broadway
18 – Chevel Shepherd won the fifteenth season of The Voice . Chris Kroeze was the runner-up. Kirk Jay and Kennedy Holmes finished third and fourth place respectively.
20 – The Recording Industry of America published the year's top certified songs and albums. Eleven albums were certified Platinum during the year, including three multi-Platinum.[32]
21 ��� Reel Big Fish released their first album in six years, Life Suck's Let's Dance .
Bands reformed [ ]
Bleeding Through
Daron Malakian and Scars on Broadway
The Distillers
Framing Hanley
The Gaslight Anthem
Hootie & the Blowfish
Mötley Crüe
The Raconteurs
Static-X
Bands formed [ ]
Bands on hiatus [ ]
At the Drive-In
Fifth Harmony [33]
Hoops
Say Anything
Bands disbanded [ ]
Albums released in 2018 [ ]
January [ ]
Date
Album
Artist
Genre (s)
1
POST-
Jeff Rosenstock
5
Ephorize
Cupcakke
Hip hop
12
Wrong Creatures
Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
Rock
Vale [36]
Black Veil Brides
Rock
Blue Madonna
Børns
Camila [37]
Camila Cabello
Pop
Encore [38]
Anderson East
Country
What Happens Next
Joe Satriani
Instrumental rock
it's not us
Umphrey's McGee
Rock
19
M A N I A [39]
Fall Out Boy
Alternative rock
Let the Record Play
Moon Taxi
Defy
Of Mice & Men
Sweetzerland Manifesto [40]
Joe Perry
Rock
Collateral
Phillip Phillips
Pop rock
The House [41]
Porches
Synth-pop
I Like Fun [42]
They Might Be Giants
I Can Feel You Creep Into My Private Life
tUnE-yArDs
26
The Dangerous Summer
The Dangerous Summer
Culture II
Migos
Snares Like a Haircut
No Age
Freedom's Goblin
Ty Segall
Entertainment
Waterparks
Rock
February [ ]
Date
Album
Artist
Genre (s)
2
Here Come the Runts [43]
AWOLNATION
Alternative rock
Man of the Woods [4]
Justin Timberlake
Pop
9
Coma Noir [44]
The Atlas Moth
Post-metal
Crooked Shadows
Dashboard Confessional
Sleepwalkers
Brian Fallon
Alternative rock folk rock punk rock
King Soon Come
Foxy Brown
Hip hop
Black Panther: The Album
Little Dark Age
MGMT
16
Twin Fantasy (Face to Face)
Car Seat Headrest
Indie rock
By the Way, I Forgive You [45]
Brandi Carlile
Pop
Chromance [46]
David Cook
Sir
Fischerspooner
Electroclash
Pop Evil
Pop Evil
Hard rock
If There Is Light, It Will Find You
Senses Fail
What a Time to Be Alive [47]
Superchunk
23
Cry No More
Danielle Nicole
41
Reggie and the Full Effect
Loner
Caroline Rose
All at Once
Screaming Females
The Lost Mile
Vertical Horizon
Alternative rock
March [ ]
Date
Album
Artist
Genre (s)
2
You're Not Alone
Andrew W.K.
Hard rock
All Nerve [48]
The Breeders
Alternative rock
Nudes
Lucius
Everything Was Beautiful, and Nothing Hurt
Moby
Electronica
A Productive Cough [49]
Titus Andronicus
3
Clean
Soccer Mommy
Indie rock
9
Automata I [50]
Between the Buried and Me
Progressive metal
Francis Trouble
Albert Hammond, Jr.
Year of the Tiger [51]
Myles Kennedy
Americana blues country rock
Silver Lining
Jake Miller
Pop
Tearing at the Seams [52]
Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats
The Neighbourhood [53]
The Neighbourhood
Alternative rock
White Is Relic/Irrealis Mood
of Montreal
Get Your Fight On
Suicidal Tendencies
Rock
16
I'll Be Your Girl [54]
The Decemberists
Indie rock
Seasons Change [8]
Scotty McCreery
Country
Bible of Love
Snoop Dogg
Stone Temple Pilots [9]
Stone Temple Pilots
Alternative rock hard rock
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XXXTentacion
Trap alternative rock emo hip hop
There's A Riot Going On [55]
Yo La Tengo
23
Hard Feelings
Blessthefall
Metalcore
Space Gun
Guided by Voices
Lo-Fi
Pilot
Hot Mulligan
Castles
Lissie
Rock
Beasts of Burgundy
Squirrel Nut Zippers
Boarding House Reach
Jack White
Rock
30
Motel Bouquet
Caitlin Canty
Americana
Electric Café
En Vogue
Off to the Races [56]
Jukebox the Ghost
Expectations
Hayley Kiyoko
Dream pop
Golden Hour
Kacey Musgraves
Country pop
The Awakening
The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus
Alternative rock
April [ ]
Date
Album
Artist
Genre (s)
6
Invasion of Privacy
Cardi B
Hip hop
The Deconstruction
Eels
Rock
Bark Your Head Off, Dog
Hop Along
Indie rock
Isolation
Kali Uchis
R&B
America
Thirty Seconds to Mars
Alternative
Erase Me
Underoath
Alternative rock hard rock
The Louder I Call, The Faster It Runs
Wye Oak
Indie rock
13
Rearview Town
Jason Aldean
Country
Ember [57]
Breaking Benjamin
Love Rush
Rachael Cantu
Ruiner
Nothing,Nowhere
Treehouse [58]
Sofi Tukker
Joyride
Tinashe
Quinceañera
Vendetta Red
Alternative rock
20
Family Tree
Black Stone Cherry
Kingdom Come
Kottonmouth Kings
Vide Noir
Lord Huron
Pinkus Abortion Technician
Melvins
Experimental rock
Volunteer
Old Crow Medicine Show
Americana
Never Gonna Die
Pennywise
Punk rock
Eat the Elephant
A Perfect Circle
Alternative rock alternative metal art rock
The Sciences
Sleep
Doom metal
27
Critical Equation
Dr. Dog
Rock
When Legends Rise
Godsmack
Bad Frequencies
Hawthorne Heights
Dirty Computer
Janelle Monáe
Beerbongs & Bentleys
Post Malone
Hip hop
Twerp Verse [59]
Speedy Ortiz
Megaplex
We Are Scientists
Indie rock
May [ ]
Date
Album
Artist
Genre (s)
3
Thirteen (EP )
William Ryan Key
Indie pop
4
Dove
Belly
All These Hellos
Louise Goffin
Pop
The Horizon Just Laughed
Damien Jurado
Almost Everyday [60]
Matt and Kim
Indie pop
Attention Attention
Shinedown
Rock
The Make It All Show
Skating Polly
Alternative rock
11
7
Beach House
Dream pop
Kiss Yr Frenemies
Illuminati Hotties
Floating Features
La Luz
Surf music
Unusual
Marian Hill
Voicenotes
Charlie Puth
Pop
All I See Is War
Sevendust
Alternative metal
18
Goodbye Sunshine, Hello Nighttime [61]
Family of the Year
And Justice For None
Five Finger Death Punch
Hard rock
Saved [62]
Now, Now
Wide Awake!
Parquet Courts
Sparkle Hard
Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks
Indie rock
Only For You
Nedelle Torrisi
Indie rock
25
Black Labyrinth
Jonathan Davis
Push Pull
Hoobastank
Alternative rock
June [ ]
Date
Album
Artist
Genre (s)
1
God's Favorite Customer [63]
Father John Misty
Cinematic
Owl City
The Future And The Past
Natalie Prass
Nightstand
Tancred
Ye
Kanye West
Hip hop
8
The Mountain
Dierks Bentley
Country
I Hope You're Happy [64]
Blue October
Artificial Selection
Dance Gavin Dance
Come Tomorrow [65]
Dave Matthews Band
Rock
Kids See Ghosts
Kids See Ghosts
Hip hop
Bigger [17]
Sugarland
Country
15
Liberation
Christina Aguilera
Mixed Reality
Gin Blossoms
Alternative rock
Sunnyland
Mayday Parade
Pop punk
While We're at It
The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
Ska punk
Nasir
Nas
Hip hop
Post Traumatic
Mike Shinoda
Living Proof
State Champs
16
Everything Is Love
The Carters
22
Dan + Shay
Dan + Shay
Country
Soldier On
Mona
Alternative rock
Bad Witch
Nine Inch Nails
Industrial rock
Pray for the Wicked
Panic! at the Disco
Pop rock
Expectations
Bebe Rexha
K.T.S.E.
Teyana Taylor
R&B
Petaluma
This Wild Life
Mindset
Vacationer
Kids in the Night
Weathers
29
The Gift of Gab
E-40
Hip hop
Fight the Good Fight
The Interrupters
Uniform Distortion
Jim James
Rock
July [ ]
Date
Album
Artist
Genre (s)
6
Strings and Bling
Nasty C
Sun on The Square
The Innocence Mission
I'll tell You What!
RP Boo
Electronic
Six
We the Kings
13
Automata II [66]
Between the Buried and Me
Progressive metal
Ordinary Corrupt Human Love
Deafheaven
Lamp Lit Prose
Dirty Projectors
Composure
Real Friends
Everyday Life, Everyday People
Slightly Stoopid
20
Dictator
Daron Malakian and Scars on Broadway
Hive Mind
The Internet
Take Me to the Disco
Meg Myers
25
MxPx
MxPx
Punk rock
27
Songs For The Saints
Kenny Chesney
Country
Cage to Rattle [20]
Daughtry
Lifers
Cody Jinks
31
Mutations
The Pink Spiders
Garage rock
August [ ]
September [ ]
Date
Album
Artist
Genre (s)
7
Book of Bad Decisions [71]
Clutch
Whitey Ford's House of Pain
Everlast
Magick Songs
JEFF the Brotherhood
Raise Vibration [72]
Lenny Kravitz
Adult Contemporary [73]
Milo Greene
Indie pop
14
Bright to Death
Film School
Indie rock
Generation Rx [74]
Good Charlotte
Hiding Place
Tori Kelly
Palms [75]
Thrice
Post-hardcore
Cry Pretty [76]
Carrie Underwood
Country
21
Coordinates (EP)[77]
The Band Perry
Pop
They Are The Shield
Toby Driver
Mission Bell
William Fitzsimmons
Indie folk
Bridges
Josh Groban
Living the Dream [78]
Slash featuring Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators
Proper Dose
The Story So Far
Pop punk
Suck It
The Supersuckers
Rock
28
Detonate
Ballyhoo!
Alternative rock punk rock
Dancing Queen
Cher
Pop
The Trip Home
The Crystal Method
Electronica
Fuzzybrain
Dayglow
New York Narcotic
The Knocks
Electronic
Digital Garbage
Mudhoney
Alternative rock punk rock
For My Crimes
Marissa Nadler
Boom Boom Room (Side B)
Palaye Royale
Tha Carter V
Lil Wayne
October [ ]
Date
Album
Artist
Genre (s)
5
Mi Vida Local
Atmosphere
Hip hop
Vaxis – Act I: The Unheavenly Creatures [79]
Coheed and Cambria
Progressive rock
Gold Rush
Max Frost
S'Only Natural
Hellogoodbye
Indie pop
Possible Dust Clouds
Kristin Hersh
A Star Is Born
Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper
Malibu Nights
LANY
Drip Harder
Lil Baby & Gunna
Dancing Shadows
Mario
Mercury Retrograde
Tantric
Trench [80]
Twenty One Pilots
12
In Our Wake [81]
Atreyu
Bad Behavior
Broncho
Bunny
Matthew Dear
Electropop
Love Is Magic
John Grant
The Atlas Underground
Tom Morello
In the Drink
Justin Courtney Pierre
Indie rock
Mirror Master
Young the Giant
19
Last Building Burning
Cloud Nothings
Indie rock
Evolution
Disturbed
Anthem of the Peaceful Army [82]
Greta Van Fleet
Shake the Spirit [83]
Elle King
Fair Enough (EP )
Minus the Bear
Indie rock
10 Lives
Saliva
Nu metal
C O M A
Sunflower Dead
Live from the Ryman
Jason Isbell
26
Masters of the Sun Vol. 1
The Black Eyed Peas
Political hip hop
Southern Ground Sessions (EP)
Blackberry Smoke
Goners
Laura Gibson
A Legendary Christmas
John Legend
Christmas
Loverboy/Dog Days
Miserable
Rock
Christmas Is Here! [84]
Pentatonix
9
Saves the Day
November [ ]
Date
Album
Artist
Genre (s)
1
White Bronco
Action Bronson
Hip hop
2
Winter in the Air
David Archuleta
Christmas
Cheer
Drug Church
Fame
Mikky Ekko
Interstate Gospel [29]
Pistol Annies
Country
This Is My Dinner
Sun Kil Moon
Poison
Swizz Beatz
Hip Hop
Post-Apocalypto [85]
Tenacious D
9
Neon Future III
Steve Aoki
Electro house
Experiment
Kane Brown
Country
Singular
Sabrina Carpenter
Pop
The Capitol Studios Sessions [86]
Jeff Goldblum & The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra
Jazz
Bought to Rot
Laura Jane Grace & The Devouring Mothers
String Theory
Hanson
Orchestral pop
Origins
Imagine Dragons
Rock
Somewhere At The Bottom Of The River
La Dispute
Elastic Days
J Mascis
The Messenger
Rhett Miller
Take Good Care
The Revivalists
Come Over When You're Sober, Pt. 2
Lil Peep
Hip hop
The Pimp Tape
Too Short
Hip hop
16
Upside Down Flowers [87]
Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness
Caution [30]
Mariah Carey
In the Future Your Body Will Be the Furthest Thing from Your Mind
Failure
Faithful Fairy Harmony
Josephine Foster
Acoustic Live Vol 1
Needtobreathe
Circles [88]
P.O.D.
Christian metal rap metal nu metal
Shiny and Oh So Bright, Vol. 1 / LP: No Past. No Future. No Sun.
The Smashing Pumpkins
23
Solo Anthology The best of Lindsey Buckingham
Lindsey Buckingham
The Black Light 20th Anniversary
Calexico
Origins
Dan Reed Network
A Million And One
My Brightest Diamond
30
Virtue (EP )
William Ryan Key
Indie pop
Afterlife
Light Years
Pop punk
Multisensory Aesthetic Experience
Mae
Baker's Dozen Live At MSG
Phish
Whole New Life
Reverend Horton Heat
WARM
Jeff Tweedy
Alternative rock
December [ ]
Date
Album
Artist
Genre (s)
7
Superfecta
7horse
Rock
Persona Non Grata
Authority Zero
This Will All Blow Over In Time
Cold War Kids
Everythang's Corrupt
Ice Cube
Hip hop
Other Peoples Stuff
John Mellencamp
Damned If You Do
Metal Church
Ticket to L.A.
Brett Young
Country
10
My Murdered Remains
They Might Be Giants
Alternative rock
The Escape Team
14
Icy Colors Change
Azelia Banks
The Lost Tapes
Valerie Carter
Dying To Live
Kodak Black
Meet You In The Shadows
Outrageous Cherry
Springsteen On Broadway
Bruce Springsteen
Telling All My Secerts
Mitchell Tenpenny
Country
21
I Am > I Was
21 Savage
Hip hop
Hoodie SZN
A Boogie wit da Hoodie
Hip hop
Championships
Meek Mill
Hip hop
Am I a Girl
Poppy
Life Sucks...Let's Dance!
Reel Big Fish
Ska punk
Bunker Studio Sessions
Vérité
Indie pop , Electropop
24
X 100pre [89]
Bad Bunny
28
Go Dej Go Vol 1
Dej Loaf
Hip hop
Apalachain
Glasses Malone
Hip hop
Erase The Pain
Palisades
Sweat
Swizz Beatz
Hip hop
Tresures from the Temple
Thievery Corporation
Call Me - Jazz from the Penthouse
Jack Wilson
Jazz
Top songs on record [ ]
See also: List of Billboard Hot 100 number-one singles of 2018
Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 Songs[ ]
"Perfect " – Ed Sheeran and Beyoncé (2 weeks in 2017, 4 weeks in 2018)
"Havana " – Camila Cabello feat. Young Thug (1 week)
"God's Plan " – Drake (11 weeks)
"Nice for What " – Drake (8 weeks)
"This Is America " – Childish Gambino (2 weeks)
"Psycho " – Post Malone feat. Ty Dolla Sign (1 week)
"Sad! " – XXXTentacion (1 week)
"I Like It " – Cardi B , Bad Bunny and J Balvin (1 week)
"In My Feelings " – Drake (10 weeks)
"Girls Like You " – Maroon 5 feat. Cardi B (7 weeks)
"Thank U, Next " – Ariana Grande (6 weeks)
"Sicko Mode " – Travis Scott (1 week)
Billboard Hot 100 songs which have ranked within the Top 20[ ]
"1985 " – J. Cole (#20)
"A Holly Jolly Christmas " – Burl Ives (#12)
"All I Want for Christmas Is You " – Mariah Carey (#6)
"All Mine " – Kanye West (#11)
"All the Stars " – Kendrick Lamar and SZA (#7)
"Apeshit " – The Carters (#13)
"ATM " – J. Cole (#6)
"Back to You " – Selena Gomez (#18)
"Bad! " – XXXTentacion (#16)
"Bad at Love " – Halsey (#5)
"Ball for Me " – Post Malone feat. Nicki Minaj (#16)
"Barbie Dreams " – Nicki Minaj (#18)
"Bartier Cardi " – Cardi B feat. 21 Savage (#14)
"Be Careful " – Cardi B (#11)
"Believer " – Imagine Dragons (#4 in 2017, #16 in 2018)
"Better Now " – Post Malone (#3)
"Big Bank " – YG feat. 2 Chainz , Big Sean and Nicki Minaj (#16)
"Bodak Yellow " – Cardi B (#1 in 2017, #10 in 2018)
"Boo'd Up " – Ella Mai (#5)
"Breathin " – Ariana Grande (#12)
"Call Out My Name " – The Weeknd (#4)
"Can't Be Broken" – Lil Wayne (#17)
"Can't Take a Joke " – Drake (#18)
"Changes " – XXXTentacion (#18)
"Chun-Li " – Nicki Minaj (#10)
"Dedicate" – Lil Wayne (#14)
"Delicate " – Taylor Swift (#12)
"Diplomatic Immunity " – Drake (#7)
"Don't Cry " – Lil Wayne feat. XXXTentacion (#5)
"Don't Matter to Me " – Drake feat. Michael Jackson (#9)
"Drip Too Hard " – Lil Baby and Gunna (#4)
"Eastside " – Benny Blanco , Halsey and Khalid (#16)
"Elevate " – Drake (#14)
"Emotionless " – Drake (#8)
"End Game " – Taylor Swift feat. Ed Sheeran and Future (#18)
"Fake Love " – BTS (#10)
"Fall " – Eminem (#12)
"Falling Down " – Lil Peep and XXXTentacion (#13)
"Feel It Still " – Portugal. The Man (#4 in 2017, #12 in 2018)
"Fefe " – 6ix9ine , Nicki Minaj and Murda Beatz (#3)
"Filthy " – Justin Timberlake (#9)
"Finesse " – Bruno Mars and Cardi B (#3)
"Freaky Friday " – Lil Dicky feat. Chris Brown (#8)
"Friends " – Marshmello and Anne-Marie (#11)
"Ghost Town " – Kanye West (#16)
"Girls Like You " – Maroon 5 feat. Cardi B (#1)
"God Is a Woman " – Ariana Grande (#8)
"God's Plan " – Drake (#1)
"Going Bad " – Meek Mill feat. Drake (#6)
"Gucci Gang " – Lil Pump (#3 in 2017, #4 in 2018)
"Gummo " – 6ix9ine (#12 in 2017, #13 in 2018)
"Happier " – Marshmello and Bastille (#3)
"Havana " – Camila Cabello feat. Young Thug (#1)
"Heaven " – Kane Brown (#15)
"High Hopes " – Panic! at the Disco (#5)
"Him & I " – G-Eazy and Halsey (#14)
"I Fall Apart " – Post Malone (#16)
"I Get the Bag " – Gucci Mane feat. Migos (#11 in 2017, #19 in 2018)
"I Like It " – Cardi B, Bad Bunny and J Balvin (#1)
"I Love It " – Kanye West and Lil Pump (#6)
"I'm Upset " – Drake (#7)
"Idol " – BTS feat. Nicki Minaj (#11)
"In My Blood " – Shawn Mendes (#11)
"In My Feelings " – Drake (#1)
"It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year " – Andy Williams (#10)
"Jingle Bell Rock " – Bobby Helms (#13)
"Jocelyn Flores " – XXXTentacion (#19)
"Kamikaze " – Eminem (#16)
"Kevin's Heart " – J. Cole (#8)
"Killshot " – Eminem (#3)
"KOD " – J. Cole (#10)
"Let It Fly " – Lil Wayne feat. Travis Scott (#10)
"Let You Down " – NF (#12)
"Lights Down Low " – MAX feat. Gnash (#20)
"Look Alive " – BlocBoy JB feat. Drake (#5)
"Love " – Kendrick Lamar feat. Zacari (#11)
"Love Lies " – Khalid and Normani (#9)
"Lucid Dreams " – Juice WRLD (#2)
"Lucky You " – Eminem feat. Joyner Lucas (#6)
"Meant to Be " – Bebe Rexha feat. Florida Georgia Line (#2)
"Mia " – Bad Bunny feat. Drake (#5)
"Mine " – Bazzi (#11)
"Mo Bamba " – Sheck Wes (#6)
"Mob Ties " – Drake (#13)
"Mona Lisa " – Lil Wayne feat. Kendrick Lamar (#2)
"Money " – Cardi B (#13)
"Moonlight " – XXXTentacion (#13)
"Motiv8 " – J. Cole (#15)
"MotorSport " – Migos, Nicki Minaj and Cardi B (#6 in 2017, #7 in 2018)
"Natural " – Imagine Dragons (#13)
"Never Be the Same " – Camila Cabello (#6)
"Never Recover " – Lil Baby and Gunna feat. Drake (#15)
"New Rules " – Dua Lipa (#6)
"Nice for What " – Drake (#1)
"No Brainer " – DJ Khaled feat. Justin Bieber , Chance the Rapper and Quavo (#5)
"No Limit " – G-Eazy feat. ASAP Rocky and Cardi B (#4)
"No Tears Left to Cry " – Ariana Grande (#3)
"Nonstop " – Drake (#2)
"Paranoid" – Post Malone (#11)
"Perfect " – Ed Sheeran and Beyoncé (#1)
"Photograph " – J. Cole (#14)
"Plug Walk " – Rich the Kid (#13)
"Pray for Me " – The Weeknd and Kendrick Lamar (#7)
"Psycho " – Post Malone feat. Ty Dolla Sign (#1)
"Rap Devil " – Machine Gun Kelly (#13)
"Ric Flair Drip " – Offset and Metro Boomin (#13)
"Rich & Sad" – Post Malone (#14)
"River " – Eminem feat. Ed Sheeran (#11)
"Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree " – Brenda Lee (#11)
"Rockstar " – Post Malone feat. 21 Savage (#1 in 2017, #2 in 2018)
"Sad! " – XXXTentacion (#1)
"Same Bitches" – Post Malone feat. G-Eazy and YG (#20)
"Say Something " – Justin Timberlake feat. Chris Stapleton (#9)
"Shallow " – Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper (#5)
"Shape of You " – Ed Sheeran (#1 in 2017, #13 in 2018)
"Sicko Mode " – Travis Scott (#1)
"Sorry Not Sorry " – Demi Lovato (#6 in 2017, #15 in 2018)
"Spoil My Night" – Post Malone feat. Swae Lee (#15)
"Stargazing " – Travis Scott (#8)
"Stay " – Post Malone (#17)
"Stir Fry " – Migos (#8)
"Sunflower " – Post Malone and Swae Lee (#4)
"Survival " – Drake (#17)
"Taki Taki " – DJ Snake feat. Selena Gomez, Ozuna and Cardi B (#11)
"Talk Up " – Drake feat. Jay-Z (#20)
"Taste " – Tyga feat. Offset (#8)
"Thank U, Next " – Ariana Grande (#1)
"The Christmas Song (Merry Christmas to You) " – Nat King Cole (#17)
"The Middle " – Zedd , Maren Morris and Grey (#5)
"The Ringer " – Eminem (#8)
"This Is America " – Childish Gambino (#1)
"Thunder " – Imagine Dragons (#4)
"Too Good at Goodbyes " – Sam Smith (#4 in 2017, #7 in 2018)
"Trip " – Ella Mai (#11)
"Uproar " – Lil Wayne (#7)
"Wake Up in the Sky " – Gucci Mane, Bruno Mars and Kodak Black (#11)
"Walk It Talk It " – Migos feat. Drake (#10)
"Watch " – Travis Scott feat. Lil Uzi Vert and Kanye West (#16)
"What Lovers Do " – Maroon 5 feat. SZA (#9 in 2017, #17 in 2018)
"What's Free " – Meek Mill feat. Rick Ross and Jay-Z (#20)
"Whatever It Takes " – Imagine Dragons (#12)
"Without Me " – Halsey (#2)
"Yes Indeed " – Lil Baby and Drake (#6)
"Yikes " – Kanye West (#8)
"Young Dumb & Broke " – Khalid (#18)
"Youngblood " – 5 Seconds of Summer (#7)
"Zeze " – Kodak Black feat. Travis Scott and Offset (#2)
Billboard Year-End Hot 100 singles of 2018
Deaths [ ]
January 1 – Betty Willis , 76, R&B singer
January 2 – Rick Hall , 86, music producer
January 3 – Josiah Boyd, 32, heavy metal bassist (A Hill to Die Upon )
January 9 – Denise LaSalle , 78, R&B singer
January 12 – Danny Woods, 73, soul singer (Chairmen of the Board )[90]
January 15 – Edwin Hawkins , 74, gospel singer
January 20 – Fredo Santana , 27, rapper
January 23 – Lari White , 53, country singer
January 26 – Buzz Clifford , 76, pop singer
January 28 – Eddie Shaw , 80, blues saxophonist
January 30 – Mark Salling , 35, pop singer and actor
January 31 – Del Delker , 93, gospel singer
February 2 – Dennis Edwards , 74, R&B singer
February 3 – Leon Chancler , 65, rock and jazz singer
February 7 – Pat Torpey , 64, hard rock drummer and singer
February 8 –
John Perry Barlow , 70, songwriter
Algia Mae Hinton , 88, blues singer
February 9 – Craig MacGregor , 68, rock bassist
February 11 – Tom Rapp , 70, rock singer
February 12 –
Vic Damone , 89, singer
Daryle Singletary , 46, country singer and songwriter
February 13 –
Scott Boyer , 70, rock singer and guitarist
Billy Johnson, 42, emo and noise rock drummer (Reggie and the Full Effect )
February 16 – Barbara Alston, 74, R&B singer (The Crystals )
February 19 – Norm Rogers, 69, drummer (The Jayhawks , Cows)
March 1 – Bill Burkette, 75, pop singer (The Vogues )
March 2 – Brandon Jenkins , 48, red dirt country singer, songwriter
March 12 –
Nokie Edwards , 82, guitarist
Craig Mack , 46, rapper
March 13 – Charlie Quintana , 56, rock drummer
March 14 – Steve Mandell , 76, bluegrass guitarist and banjoist
March 16 – Buell Neidlinger , 82, jazz cellist and bassist
March 18 – Killjoy , 48, death metal singer
March 19 – Hazel Smith , 83, country singer, songwriter, and journalist[91]
March 27 –
March 28 – Caleb Scofield , 39, bassist (Cave In , Old Man Gloom and Zozobra )
March 30 – Alias , 41, rapper and producer
April 1 – Audrey Morris , 89, jazz singer
April 4 – Don Cherry , 94, pop singer
April 5 – Cecil Taylor , 89, jazz musician
April 10 – Yvonne Staples, 80, soul singer (The Staple Singers )
April 17 – Randy Scruggs , 64, songwriter
April 20 – Avicii , 28, Swedish electronic musician, DJ, and songwriter
April 23 – Bob Dorough , 94, jazz singer and pianist
April 26 – Charles Neville , 79, R&B and jazz saxophonist
April 30 – Tim Calvert , 52, heavy metal guitarist (Forbidden , Nevermore )
May 1 – Jabo Starks , 79, funk and R&B drummer
May 4 – Tony Kinman, cowpunk singer and bassist (The Dils , Rank and File , Blackbird )
May 5 – Dick Williams , 91, pop singer
May 7 – Gayle Shepard, 81, pop singer (Shepherd Sisters )
May 10 – Ben Graves, 46, horror punk drummer (Murderdolls , Dope )
May 11 – Matt Marks, 38, classical keyboardist (Alarm Will Sound )
May 13 – Glenn Branca , 69, composer and guitarist
May 19 –
Reggie Lucas , 65, jazz guitarist and pop songwriter
Patricia Morison , 103, actress and show tunes singer
May 28 – Josh Martin, 46, grindcore guitarist (Anal Cunt )
June 2 – Wayne Secrest (68), bassist (Confederate Railroad )
June 3 – Clarence Fountain, 88, gospel singer (The Blind Boys of Alabama )
June 4 – Jalal Mansur Nuriddin , 73, spoken word poet
June 5 –
Jimmy Gonzalez, 67, Tejano singer (Mazz )
Ralph Santolla , 51, heavy metal guitarist
June 7 – Al Capps , 79, arranger, composer and record producer
June 10 – Neal E. Boyd , 42, opera singer
June 11 – Wayne Dockery , 76, jazz bassist
June 13 – D.J. Fontana , 87, rock and roll drummer
June 15 –
Nick Knox , 60, drummer
Matt Murphy , 88, blues guitarist
June 16 – Rebecca Parris , 66, jazz singer
June 18 –
XXXTentacion , 20, rapper, singer, songwriter
Jimmy Wopo , 21, rapper
June 19 – Lowrell Simon , 75, singer
June 21 – David Corcoran, 64, rock drummer (Duke Jupiter )
June 22 – Vinnie Paul , 54, heavy metal drummer (Hellyeah , Pantera , Damageplan )
June 24 – George Cameron, 70, drummer (The Left Banke )
June 26 – Ed Simmons , 101, classical conductor
June 27 – Steve Soto , 54, punk rock guitarist
June 29 – Eugene Pitt , 80, doo-wop singer (The Jive Five )
June 30 – Dean Webb, 81, mandolinist (The Dillards )
July 2 –
Henry Butler , 68, jazz pianist
Bill Watrous , 79, jazz trombonist
July 3 – Richard Swift , 41, singer songwriter
July 6 – Vince Martin , 81, folk singer
July 7 – Brett Hoffman , 51, heavy metal singer
July 8 – Tab Hunter , 86, actor and pop singer
July 15 – Theryl DeClouet , 66, jazz funk and R&B singer
July 27 – Mark Shelton, 60, heavy metal guitarist (Manilla Road )
August 2 – Neil Argo , 71, film and television composer
August 4 — Lorrie Collins , 76, singer and guitarist (The Collins Kids )
August 14 – Jill Janus , 42, heavy metal singer
August 16 – Aretha Franklin , 76, R&B/soul singer, and songwriter
August 17 – Danny Pearson , 65, soul singer
August 20 – Eddie Willis , 82, R&B/soul guitarist (The Funk Brothers )
August 22 –
Ed King , 68, guitarist, bassist (Strawberry Alarm Clock , Lynyrd Skynyrd )
Lazy Lester , 85, blues singer and guitarist
August 24 – DJ Ready Red, hip hop DJ (Geto Boys )
August 25 – Kyle Pavone, 28, heavy metal singer (We Came as Romans )
August 29 – Tony Camillo , 90, record producer and arranger (Bazuka )
September 1 – Randy Weston , 92, jazz pianist
September 4 – Don Gardner , 87, R&B Singer-Songwriter
September 5 – Nasty Savage , 50 thrash metal bass player
September 7 – Mac Miller , 26, rapper and singer[92]
September 8 – Chelsi Smith , 43, beauty pageant winner and singer
September 10 – Johnny Strike, 70, punk singer and guitarist (Crime )
September 14 – Max Bennett , 90, jazz and pop bassist
September 16 – Big Jay McNeely , 91, saxophonist
September 28 – Marty Balin , 76, founder of Jefferson Starship and solo artist
September 29 – Otis Rush , 84, blues singer and guitarist
October 1 – Jerry Gonzalez , 69 Latin jazz trumpeter
October 3 – John Von Ohlen , 77, jazz drummer
October 4 – Hamiet Bluiett , 78, jazz saxophonist
October 5 – Bernadette Carol, 74, pop singer (The Angels )
October 8 – Tim Chandler , 48, bass guitarist
October 12 – Andrew Goessling, 59, progressive bluegrass musician (Railroad Earth )
October 17 – Oil Herbert, 48, metalcore guitarist (All That Remains )
October 18 – Randolph Hokanson , 103, classical pianist
October 24 –
Wah Wah Watson , 67, R&B funk guitarist
Tony Joe White , 75, swamp rock singer songwriter and guitarist
October 25 – Sonny Fortune , 79, jazz saxophonist
October 26 – Baba Oje, 87, rapper and musician (Arrested Development )
October 27 –
Freddie Hart , 91, country singer
Teddy Scott, 82, R&B singer (The G-Clefs )
Todd Youth , 47, rock guitarist
October 29 –
October 30 –
Hardy Fox , 73, avant-garde composer (The Residents )
Beverly McClellan , 49, blues and folk singer
October 31 – Kenny Marks , 67, gospel singer
November 1 – Dave Rowland, 74, country singer (Dave & Sugar )
November 2 – Roy Hargrove , 49, jazz trumpeter
November 3 –
November 4 – Josh Fauver , 39, indie rock bassist
November 7 – Scott Herrick, pop singer (The Arbors )
November 15 – Roy Clark , 85, country singer, songwriter, host of Hee Haw
November 17 – Cyril Pahinui , 68, Hawaiian guitarist
November 21 – Devin Lima, 41, pop singer (LFO )
November 27 – Johnny Maddox , 91, Pianist
November 28 – Roger Neumann , 77, jazz saxophonist
November 29 – Erik Lindmark, 46, death metal singer and guitarist (Deeds of Flesh )
December 1 –
Jody Williams , 83, blues musician
Calvin Newborn , 85, jazz guitarist
December 2 – Perry Robinson , 80, jazz musician
December 6 – Ace Cannon , 84, saxophonist
December 7 –
The Mascara Snake , 70, avant-garde clarinetist
Lucas Starr, 34, metalcore and Christian guitarist
December 13 – Nancy Wilson , 81, jazz singer
December 14 – Joe Osborne , 81, bass guitarist
December 15 – Jerry Chesnut , 87, songwriter
December 22 – Jimmy Work , 94, country singer-songwriter
December 24 –
James Calvin Wilsey , 61, rock guitarist
Jerry Riopelle , 77, singer-songwriter, musician, record producer
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