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    The following is a list of notable events and releases that happened in 2011 in music in the United States.

    Events

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    January

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    • 24 – Original Adema vocalist Mark Chavez leaves the band for the second time.[1]
    • 29 – Britney Spears's Hold It Against Me debuts at #1 on US Billboard Hot 100, making Spears the second artist to have more than one single to debut at no. 1, behind Mariah Carey. She also being the third female artist, behind Cher, Madonna and Janet Jackson to top the Hot 100 in three decades, as well as the seventh artist overall.

    February

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    • 11 – Lady Gaga released "Born This Way" the first single off her new album of the same name. It became the fastest iTunes single at the time. It later went on to remain number 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 for 6 consecutive weeks, as well as the 1,000th number-one single in chart's history.
    • 13 – The 53rd Annual Grammy Awards were held at Staples Center in Los Angeles, California. Lady Antebellum win five awards, including both Record of the Year and Song of the Year for "Need You Now". Arcade Fire's The Suburbs wins Album of the Year, while Esperanza Spalding wins Best New Artist making her the first jazz singer to win this award.
    • 14 - Justin Bieber released his second remix album Never Say Never: The Remixes three days after the release of his first movie Justin Bieber: Never Say Never.

    March

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    • 11 – Kyuss began their reunion tour in Europe under the moniker Kyuss Lives.[2]
    • 15 – Former rapper Nate Dogg dies at age 41 from strokes.

    April

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    • 3 – LCD Soundsystem played their final show at New York City's Madison Square Garden.[3]
      • The 46th Academy of Country Music Awards took place at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.
    • 20 – TV on the Radio bassist Gerard Smith dies of lung cancer at the age of 36, just nine days after the band released their fourth album, Nine Types of Light.

    May

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    • 12 – Katy Perry, with her fourth single from Teenage Dream, "E.T.", becomes the only artist in history to spend 52 consecutive weeks in the top ten of the Billboard Hot 100.[4]
    • 23 – Lady Gaga released her sophomore studio album, Born This Way. It sold 524,000 copies on its first day, and one million copies on its first week, making Gaga the first person to do that.
    • 25 – Scotty McCreery is crowned winner of the tenth season of American Idol. Lauren Alaina is named runner-up.

    June

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    • 18 – Clarence Clemons, Bruce Springsteen's longtime saxophonist for the E Street Band dies at the age of 69.
    • 28 – Taking Back Sunday released their self-titled fifth album, which was the band's first album to feature their original lineup since their 2002 debut, Tell All Your Friends.
      • Limp Bizkit released their first studio album in eight years, Gold Cobra. It was the first album with the band's original lineup since 2000's Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water.
    • 29 – Javier Colon won the inaugural season of The Voice. Dia Frampton was named runner-up. Vicci Martinez and Beverly McClellan was declared third and fourth place.

    July

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    • 17 – Cheap Trick is unharmed after a stage collapses during a performance at the Cisco Bluesfest in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.[5]
    • 19 – Cold released their first studio album in six years, Superfiction.

    August

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    • 8 – JAY Z and Kanye West release their highly anticipated collaboration album, Watch the Throne.
    • 15 – Blink-182 started their 20th Anniversary Tour. The tour visited Canada in 2011, the United States and Europe in 2012 and Australia in 2013.
    • 27 – "Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)" by Katy Perry becomes the fifth single from the album Teenage Dream to reach #1 on the Billboard Hot 100, tying Michael Jackson's record for the most singles from one album to do so. She is the second artist and only woman in history to achieve this.
    • 29 – Red Hot Chili Peppers released their first studio album in five years, I'm with You. It was also their first album with guitarist Josh Klinghoffer.

    September

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    • 2 – It was announced that drummer Mike Pedicone was kicked out of My Chemical Romance due to Pedicone stealing from the band. No charges were pressed.
    • 17 – With Katy Perry's fifth single from Teenage Dream, "Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)", she completed 69 consecutive weeks inside the top ten, more than any artist in history.[6]
    • 21 – Rock and Roll Hall of Famers R.E.M. disband after 31 years together. They played their last show in 2008.[7]
    • 24 – "I Wanna Go" by Britney Spears became Spears's 21st top-forty single, the third-highest female total since her first week on the chart on November 21, 1998, and only behind Taylor Swift with 27 and Rihanna with 22. It also broke the record for longest duration between the first and last # 1 on the pop chart.
    • 27 – Blink-182 released their sixth studio album Neighborhoods. This is the first album they recorded together since their indefinite hiatus in 2005. It debuted at number 2 on the Billboard 200. This was their last album with Tom DeLonge until he returned to the band in 2022.

    October

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    • 8 - Tony Bennett's Duets II debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, becoming the oldest male with a No. 1 solo album, at age 85.

    November

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    • 1 - Justin Bieber released his first Christmas album Under the Mistletoe and it became an instant success becoming Bieber's third consecutive number-one album and third platinum-selling album in the United States following Never Say Never: The Remixes earlier in the year
    • 9 - The 2011 Country Music Association Awards took place at the Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tennessee.
    • 7 – David Lynch released his first studio album in ten years, Crazy Clown Time. It is the first album credited solo to Lynch; he had previously released to collaborative albums.
    • 21 - Pentatonix wins Season 3 of NBC's The Sing-Off, beginning their rise in popularity.

    December

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    • 6 – Korn's tenth studio album, The Path of Totality, debuts at number 10 on the Billboard 200 with 55,000 copies sold in its first week. This album marks the beginning of a new direction for nu metal, with artists like Skrillex and many more contributing to the album with dubstep and more electronic sounds.

    Bands formed

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    • Adrenaline Mob
    • Art of Anarchy
    • Banks & Steelz
    • Big Talk
    • Chris Robinson Brotherhood
    • Crosses
    • Deap Vally
    • DIIV
    • Downtown Boys
    • Empress Of
    • Foxing
    • A Great Big World
    • Houndmouth
    • The Internet
    • The Interrupters
    • McCafferty
    • The Milk Carton Kids
    • Modern Baseball
    • The Moth & The Flame
    • MS MR
    • The Neighbourhood
    • Ninja Sex Party
    • Nothing
    • Pentatonix
    • Pistol Annies[8]
    • Poliça
    • The Record Company
    • Rozwell Kid
    • Speedy Ortiz
    • SuperHeavy
    • Tremonti
    • Waxahatchee
    • Young Buffalo
    • Your Favorite Martian

    Bands reformed

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    Bands on hiatus

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    • Atreyu
    • The Black Eyed Peas
    • Disturbed
    • Good Charlotte
    • Idiot Pilot
    • Iglu & Hartly
    • Innerpartysystem
    • Jonas Brothers
    • Nevermore
    • Sonic Youth
    • The Spill Canvas
    • Story of the Year
    • Thrice
    • Thursday
    • Velvet Revolver
    • Tally Hall

    Bands disbanded

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    • The Academy Is...[19]
    • Anal Cunt
    • Bad City
    • Big Star
    • The Bravery
    • Buckner & Garcia
    • Course of Nature
    • The Depreciation Guild
    • Double Dagger
    • Draco and the Malfoys
    • The Famine
    • The Graduate[20]
    • Haste the Day
    • LCD Soundsystem
    • Monty Are I
    • Nick Jonas & the Administration
    • One Day as a Lion
    • Pontytail
    • P.S. Eliot
    • pureNRG
    • R.E.M.[21]
    • Rilo Kiley
    • SHeDAISY
    • The Takeover UK
    • Trachtenburg Family Slideshow Players
    • The Von Bondies
    • The White Stripes[22]

    Albums released

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    Main article: List of 2011 albums

    January

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    Date Album Artist
    11 Fuckin' A Anal Cunt[23]
    Outside Tapes 'n Tapes[24]
    Rehab: The Overdose Lecrae[25]
    Showroom of Compassion Cake[26]
    Thank You, Happy Birthday Cage the Elephant[27]
    17 Decoder Decoder[28]
    Live on Ten Legs (live) Pearl Jam[29]
    18 Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes Social Distortion[30]
    Hi-Five Soup! The Aquabats[31]
    The King Is Dead The Decemberists[32]
    Tear the Fences Down Eulogies[33]
    21 Amanda Palmer Goes Down Under Amanda Palmer[34]
    What If... Mr. Big[35]
    25 Gotta Get Up Now Roger Miret and the Disasters[36]
    Mine Is Yours Cold War Kids[37]
    There Are Rules The Get Up Kids[38]

    February

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    Date Album Artist
    1 Until We Have Faces Red[39]
    8 California Fade Anna Waronker[40]
    Sever the Wicked Hand Crowbar[41]
    Tao of the Dead ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead[42]
    15 Angels & Devils Sarah Darling[43]
    Identity on Fire A Skylit Drive[44]
    Justice Rev Theory[45]
    The People's Key Bright Eyes[46]
    Runner Runner Runner Runner[47]
    To Hell with God Deicide[48]
    22 Beast DevilDriver[49]
    D.R.U.G.S. Destroy Rebuild Until God Shows[50]
    The End of the World Party I See Stars[51]
    Killing Time Bayside[52]
    Rugged Road The Aggrolites[53]

    March

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    Date Album Artist
    1 Alexander Alex Ebert[54]
    Forever the Sickest Kids Forever the Sickest Kids[55]
    Going Out in Style Dropkick Murphys[56]
    8 Civilian Wye Oak[57]
    Collapse into Now R.E.M.[58]
    Downtown Battle Mountain II Dance Gavin Dance[59]
    Dreaming in Black and White TRUSTcompany[60]
    Lasers Lupe Fiasco[61]
    My Devil In Your Eyes The Color Morale[62]
    Pedals Rival Schools[63]
    Skins Buffalo Tom[64]
    Stronger Sara Evans[65]
    15 Dancing Backward in High Heels New York Dolls[66]
    Endgame Rise Against[67]
    First World Manifesto Screeching Weasel[68]
    Give the Drummer Some Travis Barker[69]
    Megalithic Symphony Awolnation[70]
    Oh Land Oh Land[71]
    22 Angles The Strokes[72]
    Awesome as Fuck (live) Green Day[73]
    F.A.M.E. Chris Brown[74]
    I Remember Me Jennifer Hudson[74]
    Live on I-5 (live) Soundgarden[75]
    My Life, My Way Agnostic Front[76]
    Vices & Virtues Panic! at the Disco[77]
    Under Your Skin Saliva[78]
    When You're Through Thinking, Say Yes Yellowcard[79]
    29 All Eternals Deck The Mountain Goats[80]
    Disguises Aiden[81]
    Doggumentary Snoop Dogg[82]
    Femme Fatale Britney Spears[83]
    Rolling Papers Wiz Khalifa[84]
    Swan Unwritten Law[85]

    April

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    Date Album Artist
    5 American Tragedy Hollywood Undead[86]
    Apocalypse Bill Callahan[87]
    Blood Pressures The Kills[88]
    Cocoon Meg & Dia[89]
    Razorback Killers Vicious Rumors[90]
    What if We Were Real Mandisa[91]
    11 Nine Types of Light TV on the Radio[92]
    12 C'mon Low[93]
    The Family Sign Atmosphere[94]
    Lollipop Meat Puppets[95]
    Murder the Mountains Red Fang[96]
    No Devolución Thursday[97][98]
    So Beautiful or So What Paul Simon[99]
    Wasting Light Foo Fighters[100]
    26 All at Once The Airborne Toxic Event[101]
    Fishing for Woos Bowling for Soup[102]
    Speak-Ahh Eastern Conference Champions[103]
    Take Care, Take Care, Take Care Explosions in the Sky[104]
    Atavist Otep[105]
    The Hollow Memphis May Fire[106]

    May

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    Date Album Artist
    3 And the Tears Washed Me, Wave After Cowardly Wave Dreamend[107]
    Are You Gonna Eat That? Hail Mary Mallon[108]
    Chuckles & Mr. Squeezy Dredg[109]
    Helplessness Blues Fleet Foxes[109]
    Hot Sauce Committee, Pt. 2 Beastie Boys[109]
    In Your Dreams Stevie Nicks[110]
    Love? Jennifer Lopez[109]
    Move Like This The Cars[111]
    Musiqinthemagiq Musiq Soulchild[112]
    This Is Gonna Hurt Sixx:A.M.[113]
    10 Goblin Tyler the Creator[114]
    I Am Very Far Okkervil River[115]
    Let's Cheers to This Sleeping With Sirens[116]
    Life Fantastic Man Man[117]
    Separation Balance and Composure[118]
    Simple Math Manchester Orchestra[119]
    Worst Thing I've Been Cursed With Sparks the Rescue[120]
    Rock & Roll Submarine Urge Overkill[121]
    Volcanic Sunlight Saul Williams[122]
    17 Destroyed Moby[123]
    Laugh Now, Laugh Later Face to Face[124]
    Mona Mona[125]
    Rome Danger Mouse[123]
    Running from a Gamble Company of Thieves[123]
    Too Cool to Care New Boyz[123]
    23 Born This Way Lady Gaga[126]
    Torches Foster the People[127]
    24 Back Burner For the Fallen Dreams[128]
    D White Denim[129]
    Eclipse Journey[130]
    Valleyheart She Wants Revenge[130]
    31 Circuital My Morning Jacket[131]
    Codes and Keys Death Cab for Cutie[132]
    Macabre Eternal Autopsy[133]
    Panic of Girls Blondie[134]
    Speed of Darkness Flogging Molly[132]
    Ukulele Songs Eddie Vedder[135]

    June

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    Date Album Artist
    7 All 6's and 7's Tech N9ne[136]
    The Color Spectrum The Dear Hunter[137]
    Cults Cults[138]
    Dirty Work All Time Low[136]
    Gloss Drop Battles[136]
    Illud Divinum Insanus Morbid Angel[136]
    14 All Things Bright and Beautiful Owl City[139]
    Find Me Christina Grimmie
    Hell: The Sequel Bad Meets Evil[140]
    Set The World on Fire Black Veil Brides
    Time Together Michael Franks[141]
    21 Alpocalypse "Weird Al" Yankovic[142]
    Bon Iver, Bon Iver Bon Iver[142]
    The Light of the Sun Jill Scott[142]
    Good & Evil Tally Hall
    Planet Pit Pitbull
    We All Bleed Crossfade[142]
    28 4 Beyoncé[143]
    Finally Famous Big Sean[144]
    Gold Cobra Limp Bizkit[144]
    I'm American Billy Ray Cyrus[144]
    Taking Back Sunday Taking Back Sunday[145]
    This Loud Morning David Cook[144]
    The Verge There for Tomorrow[146]
    When the Sun Goes Down Selena Gomez & the Scene[144]

    July

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    Date Album Artist
    5 King of Hearts Lloyd[147]
    8 Regional At Best Twenty One Pilots
    12 Best Kind of Mess Get Scared
    If Not Now, When? Incubus[148]
    Second Family Patent Pending
    Sunshine State of Mind We the Kings[149]
    Within and Without Washed Out[149]
    Yours Truly Sublime with Rome[149]
    13 13 Chambers Wugazi[150]
    19 Everything's Fine The Summer Set
    In the Mountain in the Cloud Portugal. The Man[151]
    Join Us They Might Be Giants[152]
    Sunrise Sessions Kottonmouth Kings[153]
    Superfiction Cold[152]
    Time of My Life 3 Doors Down[154]
    Universal Pulse 311[152]
    War Paint The Dangerous Summer
    26 Follow Me Home Jay Rock[155]
    Here I Am Kelly Rowland[156]
    Rabbits on the Run Vanessa Carlton[155]
    Wilderness The Features[157]

    August

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    Date Album Artist
    2 Bad Habits Every Avenue[158]
    Hold On 'til the Night Greyson Chance[159]
    King O.A.R.[160]
    Sky Full of Holes Fountains of Wayne[161]
    Tripper Fruit Bats[162]
    Last Words: The Final Recordings Screaming Trees[163]
    Victorious soundtrack Victorious Cast[161]
    Wicked Will The Ettes[164]
    8 Watch the Throne Jay-Z and Kanye West[165]
    9 In Waves Trivium[166]
    Success Is Certain Royce da 5'9"[167]
    White Lotus Eyes Set to Kill[168]
    16 Any Man in America Blue October[169]
    Deus Ex Machina Greek Fire[170]
    Out of Love Mister Heavenly[171]
    Shallow Bay: The Best of Breaking Benjamin Breaking Benjamin[172]
    23 The R.E.D. Album Game[173]
    Symphony Soldier The Cab[174]
    29 I'm with You Red Hot Chili Peppers[175]
    30 Am I the Enemy The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus[176]
    Black and White America Lenny Kravitz[177]
    Tha Carter IV Lil Wayne[176]
    Re:(disc)overed Puddle of Mudd[178]
    WTF Vanilla Ice[179]

    September

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    Date Album Artist
    6 Daydreams Ballyhoo![180]
    Trips Samiam[181]
    13 Daybreak Saves the Day[182]
    Dead Throne The Devil Wears Prada[183]
    A Dramatic Turn of Events Dream Theater[184]
    Green Naugahyde Primus[185]
    Own the Night Lady Antebellum[186]
    s/he s/he [187]
    Staind Staind[188]
    Strange Mercy St. Vincent[189]
    Welcome 2 My Nightmare Alice Cooper[190][191]
    Worship Music Anthrax[192]
    20 Major/Minor Thrice[193]
    Night of Hunters Tori Amos[194]
    Pearl Jam Twenty Pearl Jam[195]
    The Reckoning Needtobreathe[196]
    Sweeter Gavin DeGraw[197]
    Time Travel Never Shout Never[198]
    Unbroken Demi Lovato[199]
    27 Cole World: The Sideline Story J. Cole[200]
    Future History Jason Derülo[201]
    Music Is Better Than Words Seth MacFarlane[202]
    Neighborhoods Blink-182[203]
    Unto the Locust Machine Head[204]
    Vice Verses Switchfoot[205]
    The Whole Love Wilco[206]
    Wild Blessed Freedom Carolina Liar
    The Year of Hibernation Youth Lagoon[207]
    29 NSFW Ninja Sex Party

    October

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    Date Album Artist
    4 Awakening Blessthefall[208]
    Best Intentions We Are The In Crowd[209]
    Clear as Day Scotty McCreery[210]
    Christmas in Diverse City tobyMac[211]
    Mayday Parade Mayday Parade[212]
    Odd Soul Mutemath[213]
    People and Things Jack's Mannequin[214]
    Pighammer Wayne Static
    Radiosurgery New Found Glory[215]
    11 American Capitalist Five Finger Death Punch
    B in the Mix: The Remixes Vol. 2 Britney Spears[216]
    Eleven Martina McBride[217]
    Evanescence Evanescence[218]
    Fastlife Joe Jonas
    Third Power DJ Drama[219]
    Wildflower Lauren Alaina[210]
    18 The Great Escape Artist Jane's Addiction[220]
    Penguin Prison Penguin Prison
    Soul Punk Patrick Stump[221]
    24 KABOOM! I Fight Dragons[222]
    Stronger Kelly Clarkson[223]
    25 Clancy's Tavern Toby Keith[224]
    Violence Begets Violence Jedi Mind Tricks[225]

    November

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    Date Album Artist
    1 Ambition Wale[226]
    Four the Record Miranda Lambert[227]
    Lulu Lou Reed and Metallica[228]
    Open Invitation Tyrese[226]
    Smile The Beach Boys[229]
    Thirteen Megadeth[230]
    8 Blue Slide Park Mac Miller[226]
    Fear of God II: Let Us Pray Pusha T[226][231]
    The Lost Children Disturbed[232]
    Love: Part Two Angels & Airwaves[233]
    Welcome to Strangeland Tech N9ne Collabos[234]
    15 Camp Childish Gambino[235]
    Love After War Robin Thicke[226]
    The Papercut Chronicles II Gym Class Heroes[236]
    21 Elevate Big Time Rush[237]
    22 Break the Spell Daughtry[238]
    The Day After Tomorrow Maino[226][239]
    My Life II... The Journey Continues (Act 1) Mary J. Blige[240]
    Speak Now World Tour – Live Taylor Swift[241]
    29 Whatever Hot Chelle Rae

    December

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    Date Album Artist
    2 Pioneer The Maine
    6 El Camino The Black Keys[242]
    Hats Off to the Bull Chevelle[243]
    The Magic of Youth The Mighty Mighty Bosstones
    The Path of Totality KoЯn[244]
    Red Dia Frampton
    Revolver T-Pain[226][245]
    Underrated Bow Wow[226]
    undun The Roots[246][247]
    12 Alone III: The Pinkerton Years Rivers Cuomo
    13 Beyond Magnetic Metallica
    Rebels Black Veil Brides
    20 The Dreamer, The Believer Common[226]
    Thug Motivation 103: Hustlerz Ambition Young Jeezy[248]

    Top songs on record

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    See also: List of Billboard Hot 100 number ones of 2011, List of Billboard Hot 100 top-ten singles in 2011, and Billboard Year-End Hot 100 singles of 2011

    Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 Songs

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    • "Black and Yellow" – Wiz Khalifa (1 week)
    • "Born This Way"- Lady Gaga (6 weeks)
    • "E.T." – Katy Perry feat. Kanye West (5 weeks)
    • "Firework" – Katy Perry (2 weeks in 2010, 2 weeks in 2011)
    • "Give Me Everything" – Pitbull feat. Ne-Yo, Afrojack, and Nayer (1 week)
    • "Grenade" – Bruno Mars (4 weeks)
    • "Hold It Against Me" – Britney Spears (1 week)
    • "Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)" – Katy Perry (2 weeks)
    • "Moves Like Jagger" – Maroon 5 feat. Christina Aguilera (4 weeks)
    • "Party Rock Anthem" – LMFAO feat. Lauren Bennett and GoonRock (6 weeks)
    • "Rolling in the Deep" – Adele (7 weeks)
    • "S&M" – Rihanna (1 week)
    • "Someone Like You" – Adele (5 weeks)
    • "We Found Love" – Rihanna feat. Calvin Harris (8 weeks in 2011, 2 weeks in 2012)

    Billboard Hot 100 Top 20 Hits

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    All songs that reached the Top 20 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart during the year, complete with peak chart placement.

    • "5 O'Clock" – T-Pain feat. Wiz Khalifa and Lily Allen (#10)
    • "6 Foot 7 Foot" – Lil Wayne feat. Cory Gunz (#9)
    • "All of the Lights" – Kanye West feat. Rihanna (#18)
    • "Back to December"- Taylor Swift (#18 in 2011, #6 in 2010)
    • "Best Thing I Never Had" – Beyoncé (#16)
    • "Black and Yellow" – Wiz Khalifa (#1)
    • "Blow" – Ke$ha (#7)
    • "Born This Way" – Lady Gaga (#1)
    • "Bottoms Up" – Trey Songz feat. Nicki Minaj (#8 in 2011, #6 in 2010)
    • "Cheers (Drink to That)" – Rihanna (#7)
    • "Coming Home" – Diddy-Dirty Money feat. Skylar Grey (#11)
    • "Dance (A$$)" – Big Sean feat. Nicki Minaj (#12)
    • "Dirt Road Anthem" – Jason Aldean (#7)
    • "Dirty Dancer"- Enrique Iglesias and Usher feat. Lil Wayne (#18)
    • "DJ Got Us Fallin' in Love" – Usher feat. Pitbull (#15 in 2011, #4 in 2010)
    • "Don't Wanna Go Home"- Jason Derülo (#14)
    • "Down on Me" – Jeremih feat. 50 Cent (#4)
    • "Dynamite" – Taio Cruz (#16 in 2011, #2 in 2010)
    • "E.T." – Katy Perry feat. Kanye West (#1)
    • "Every Teardrop Is a Waterfall" – Coldplay (#14)
    • "Firework" – Katy Perry (#1)
    • "Fly" – Nicki Minaj feat. Rihanna (#19)
    • "Forget You" – Cee Lo Green (#2)
    • "Fuckin' Perfect" by Pink (#2)
    • "Get It Right" – Glee Cast (#16)
    • "Give Me Everything" – Pitbull feat. Ne-Yo, Afrojack, and Nayer (#1)
    • "Good Feeling" – Flo Rida (#4)
    • "Good Life" – OneRepublic (#8)
    • "Grenade" – Bruno Mars (#1)
    • "Hair" – Lady Gaga (#12)
    • "Headlines" – Drake (#13)
    • "Hey Baby (Drop It to the Floor)" – Pitbull feat. T-Pain (#7)
    • "Hit the Lights" – Jay Sean feat. Lil Wayne (#18)
    • "Hold It Against Me" – Britney Spears (#1)
    • "Honey Bee" – Blake Shelton (#13)
    • "How to Love" – Lil Wayne (#5)
    • "I Love You This Big" – Scotty McCreery (#11)
    • "I Need a Doctor" – Dr. Dre feat. Eminem and Skylar Grey (#4)
    • "I Wanna Go" – Britney Spears (#7)
    • "I'm on One" – DJ Khaled feat. Drake, Rick Ross, and Lil Wayne (#10)
    • "If I Die Young" – The Band Perry (#14)
    • "If This Was a Movie" – Taylor Swift (#10)
    • "In the Dark" – Dev (#11)
    • "Inventing Shadows" – Dia Frampton (#20)
    • "It Girl" – Jason Derülo (#17)
    • "It Will Rain" – Bruno Mars (#3)
    • "Jar of Hearts" – Christina Perri (#17)
    • "Judas" – Lady Gaga (#10)
    • "Just a Dream" – Nelly (#10 in 2011, #3 in 2010)
    • "Just a Kiss" – Lady Antebellum (#7)
    • "Just Can't Get Enough" – The Black Eyed Peas (#3)
    • "Just the Way You Are" – Bruno Mars (#6 in 2011, #1 in 2010)
    • "Knee Deep" – Zac Brown Band feat. Jimmy Buffett (#18)
    • "Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)" – Katy Perry (#1)
    • "Lighters" – Bad Meets Evil feat. Bruno Mars (#4)
    • "Like a G6" – Far East Movement feat. The Cataracs and Dev (#14 in 2011, #1 in 2010)
    • "Like My Mother Does" – Lauren Alaina (#20)
    • "Look at Me Now" – Chris Brown feat. Lil Wayne and Busta Rhymes (#6)
    • "Loser like Me" – Glee Cast (#6)
    • "Love on Top" – Beyoncé (#20)
    • "Make Me Proud" – Drake feat. Nicki Minaj (#9)
    • "Mirror" – Lil Wayne feat. Bruno Mars (#16)
    • "Mistletoe" – Justin Bieber (#11)
    • "Moment 4 Life" – Nicki Minaj feat. Drake (#13)
    • "More" – Usher (#15)
    • "Motivation" – Kelly Rowland feat. Lil Wayne (#17)
    • "The Motto" – Drake feat. Lil Wayne (#18)
    • "Moves Like Jagger" – Maroon 5 feat. Christina Aguilera (#1)
    • "Mr. Know It All" – Kelly Clarkson (#10)
    • "Never Say Never" – Justin Bieber feat. Jaden Smith (#8)
    • "Niggas in Paris" – Jay-Z and Kanye West (#6)
    • "No Hands" – Waka Flocka Flame feat. Roscoe Dash and Wale (#13)
    • "No Sleep" – Wiz Khalifa (#6)
    • "On the Floor" – Jennifer Lopez feat. Pitbull (#3)
    • "Only Girl (In the World)" – Rihanna (#7 in 2011, #1 in 2010)
    • "Otis" – Jay-Z and Kanye West feat. Otis Redding (#12)
    • "Ours" – Taylor Swift (#13)
    • "Paradise" – Coldplay (#15)
    • "Party Rock Anthem" – LMFAO feat. Lauren Bennett and GoonRock (#1)
    • "Please Don't Go" – Mike Posner (#20 in 2011, #16 in 2010)
    • "Princess of China" – Coldplay and Rihanna (#20)
    • "Pumped Up Kicks" – Foster the People (#3)
    • "Raise Your Glass" – Pink (#4 in 2011, #1 in 2010)
    • "Red Solo Cup" – Toby Keith (#17)
    • "Remind Me" – Brad Paisley and Carrie Underwood (#17)
    • "Rocketeer" – Far East Movement feat. Ryan Tedder (#7)
    • "Roll Up" – Wiz Khalifa (#13)
    • "Rolling in the Deep" – Adele (#1)
    • "Rumour Has It/Someone Like You" – Glee Cast (#11)
    • "S&M" – Rihanna (#1)
    • "Set Fire to the Rain" – Adele (#13)
    • "Sexy and I Know It" – LMFAO (#2)
    • "She Will" – Lil Wayne feat. Drake (#3)
    • "Skyscraper" – Demi Lovato (#10)
    • "Someone Like You" – Adele (#1)
    • "Stereo Hearts" – Gym Class Heroes feat. Adam Levine (#4)
    • "Stereo Love" – Edward Maya feat. Vika Jigulina (#16)
    • "Stitch by Stitch" – Javier Colon (#17)
    • "Strange Clouds" – B.o.B feat. Lil Wayne (#7)
    • "Super Bass" – Nicki Minaj (#3)
    • "Take Care" – Drake feat. Rihanna (#9)
    • "The Edge of Glory" – Lady Gaga (#3)
    • "The Lazy Song" – Bruno Mars (#4)
    • "The One That Got Away" – Katy Perry (#4)
    • "The Show Goes On" – Lupe Fiasco (#9)
    • "The Time (Dirty Bit)" – The Black Eyed Peas (#8 in 2011, #4 in 2010)
    • "Till the World Ends" – Britney Spears (#3)
    • "Tonight (I'm Lovin' You)" – Enrique Iglesias feat. Ludacris and DJ Frank E (#4)
    • "Tonight Tonight" – Hot Chelle Rae (#7)
    • "We Are Young" – Glee Cast (#12)
    • "We Found Love" – Rihanna feat. Calvin Harris (#1)
    • "We R Who We R" – Ke$ha (#3 in 2011, #1 in 2010)
    • "What the Hell" – Avril Lavigne (#11)
    • "What's My Name?" – Rihanna feat. Drake (#3 in 2011, #1 in 2010)
    • "Where Them Girls At" – David Guetta feat. Flo Rida and Nicki Minaj (#14)
    • "Without You" – David Guetta feat. Usher (#4)
    • "Work Out" – J. Cole (#14)
    • "Written in the Stars" – Tinie Tempah feat. Eric Turner (#12)
    • "Yeah 3x" – Chris Brown (#15)
    • "Yoü and I" – Lady Gaga (#6)
    • "You da One" – Rihanna (#14)
    • "You Make Me Feel..." – Cobra Starship feat. Sabi (#7)
    • "Young, Wild & Free" – Snoop Dogg and Wiz Khalifa feat. Bruno Mars (#10)

    Deaths

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    • January 1 – Charles Fambrough, 60, jazz bassist, composer and record producer
    • January 7 – Bobby Robinson, 93, record producer and songwriter
    • January 9 – Debbie Friedman, 59, singer-songwriter
    • January 10 – Margaret Whiting, 86, singer
    • January 14 – Georgia Carroll, 91, singer, actress and model
    • January 17 – Don Kirshner, 76, record producer, music publisher, and songwriter
    • January 19 – James O'Gwynn, 82, singer
    • January 21 – Tony Geiss, 86, television writer and composer (Sesame Street)
    • January 22 – Bobby Poe, 77, singer, songwriter, and record producer
    • January 24 – Barrie Lee Hall, Jr., 61, trumpeter and band leader
    • January 26
      • Gladys Horton, 65, singer (The Marvelettes)
      • Charlie Louvin, 83, singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Louvin Brothers)
    • January 27 – Don Rondo, 81, singer
    • January 29
      • Milton Babbitt, 94, composer
      • Emanuel Vardi, 95, violist
    • January 31 – Doc Williams, 96, country music performer
    • February 8 – Marvin Sease, 64, blues and soul singer-songwriter
    • February 10 – Blanche Honegger Moyse, 101, conductor
    • February 12 – Betty Garrett, 91, singer and actress
    • February 14 – John Strauss, 90, television and film composer
    • February 16 – David Shapiro, 58, jazz musician
    • February 20 – Eddie Brandt, 90, composer and songwriter
    • February 22
      • Beau Dollar (69), soul-R&B singer and drummer
      • Jean Dinning, 86, singer and songwriter (The Dinning Sisters)
    • February 24 – Eddie Serrato, 65, drummer (? and the Mysterians)
    • February 25 – Rick Coonce, 64, drummer (The Grass Roots)
    • February 26 – Mark Tulin, 62, bassist (The Electric Prunes)
    • February 27 – Eddie Kirkland, 87, blues musician
    • March 8
      • St. Clair Lee, 66, singer (The Hues Corporation)
      • Mike Starr, 44, bassist (Alice in Chains)
    • March 10 – Eddie Snyder, 92, songwriter
    • March 11 – Hugh Martin, 96, songwriter
    • March 15 – Nate Dogg, 41, rapper, singer, and actor
    • March 17 – Ferlin Husky, 85, country music singer
    • March 21 – Loleatta Holloway, 64, singer
    • March 23
      • Ken Arcipowski, 66, singer (Randy & the Rainbows)
      • Henry Jerome, 93, big band leader, trumpeter, arranger, composer
    • March 24 – Rozetta Johnson, c. 68, soul and gospel singer
    • March 29 – Ray Herr, 63, rock guitarist (The Ides of March)
    • March 31 – Mel McDaniel, 68, country music singer-songwriter
    • April 9 – Orrin Tucker, 100, bandleader
    • April 20 – Gerard Smith, 36, bassist (TV on the Radio)
    • April 23
      • Tom King, 68, guitarist and songwriter (The Outsiders)
      • Peter Lieberson, 64, classical composer
    • April 26 – Phoebe Snow, 60, singer-songwriter
    • May 3 – Odell Brown, 70, jazz organist
    • May 13 – Bernard Greenhouse, 95, cellist
    • May 27 – Gil Scott-Heron, 62, singer, instrumentalist, poet, and author
    • June 2 – Ray Bryant, 79, jazz pianist and composer
    • June 3 – Benny Spellman, 79, singer
    • June 4 – David "Frankie" Toler, 59, drummer (The Allman Brothers Band)
    • June 18 – Clarence Clemons, 69, saxophone player for Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band
    • July 11 – Rob Grill, 67, singer-songwriter and bass player (The Grass Roots)
    • July 15 – Cornell MacNeil, 88, operatic baritone
    • July 24 – Dan Peek, 60, singer-songwriter (America)
    • July 29
      • Jack Barlow, 87, country music singer and songwriter
      • Gene McDaniels, 76, singer-songwriter
    • August 10 – Billy Grammer, 85, country singer
    • August 11 – Jani Lane, 47, glam rock singer (Warrant)
    • August 22 – Jerome "Jerry" Leiber, 78, songwriter and record producer
    • August 29 – Fred Farran, 74, pop singer (The Arbors)
    • September 21 – John Larson, 61, trumpeter (The Ides of March)
    • September 27 – Johnny "Country" Mathis, 80, country music singer and songwriter (Jimmy & Johnny)
    • October 3 – Kay Armen, 95, singer
    • October 8 – Mikey Welsh, 40, bassist (Weezer)
    • October 12 – Joel DiGregorio, 67, keyboardist (The Charlie Daniels Band)
    • November 7 – Andrea True, 68, porn performer and singer
    • November 8
      • Heavy D, 44, rapper, singer, record producer, and actor
      • Jimmy Norman, 74, musician and songwriter
    • November 17 – Gary Garcia, 63, musician and songwriter (Buckner & Garcia)
    • November 25 – Coco Robicheaux, 64, singer-songwriter and guitarist
    • December 3 – Ronald Mosley, 72, singer (Ruby & the Romantics)
    • December 6 – Dobie Gray, 71, singer-songwriter
    • December 7 – Bob Burnett, 71, folk musician (The Highwaymen)
    • December 14 – Billie Jo Spears, 74, country music singer
    • December 18 – Ralph MacDonald, 67, percussionist and songwriter
    • December 20 – Sean Bonniwell, 71, rock singer, songwriter and guitarist (The Music Machine)

    See also

    [edit]
    • 2010s in music
    • 2011 in American television
    • Timeline of musical events

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