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This is a list of notable events in music that took place in the year 1992.

Events

January-February

• January 11
  • Nirvana's Nevermind album goes to #1 in the US Billboard 200 chart, establishing the widespread popularity of the Grunge movement of the 1990s.^[1]
  • Paul Simon is the first major artist to tour South Africa after the end of the United Nations cultural boycott.^[2]
• January 16 - Mick Jagger attends the Hollywood premiere of his new movie, Freejack, at Mann's Chinese Theatre.^{[citation needed]}
• February 18 - Vince Neil leaves Mötley Crüe after 11 years as the band's lead singer, to spend more time on his career as a racing car driver.^[3]
• February 24
  • Nirvana's Kurt Cobain marries Hole's Courtney Love.
  • The U.S. Postal Service unveils two potential designs for its proposed Elvis Presley postage stamp for fans to vote on. One design is of a young, 1950s Elvis, and the other is of a much older, 1970s Elvis. The young Elvis wins the vote, and the stamp is issued the following January.^{[citation needed]}

March-April

• March 10 - Prince wins the lifetime achievement award during the Soul Train Awards.^{[citation needed]}
• March 14 - Farm Aid Five takes place in Irving, Texas, USA, hosted by Willie Nelson. Artists performing at the event include John Mellencamp, Neil Young and Paul Simon. Approximately 40,000 people attend the event.^{[citation needed]}
• March 24 - A Chicago, Illinois, USA judge approves cash rebates of up to US$3 to anyone proving they bought Milli-Vanilli recordings prior to when the lip synching scandal began on November 27, 1990.^{[citation needed]}
• April 1 - Billy Idol, on trial for punching a woman in the face, pleads no contest. Idol is fined and ordered to make public service announcements against alcohol and drug abuse.^{[citation needed]}
• April 24 - David Bowie marries fashion model Iman.^{[citation needed]}
• April 30 - In Los Angeles, California, USA, Madonna's bustier is stolen from a display in Frederick's of Hollywood. A US$1,000 reward is offered for its return.^{[citation needed]}

May-June

• May - The first Europäisches Jugendchorfestival,(EJCF) (European Festival of Youth Choirs) is held in Basel, Switzerland. It is decided to make it a triennial event.
• May 7 - John Frusciante of the Red Hot Chili Peppers leaves the band prior to the publication of a Rolling Stone magazine cover featuring them; he has to be digitally edited out of the photo.^[4] Frusciante returned to the Red Hot Chili Peppers in 1998.^{[citation needed]}
• June 27 - Michael Jackson starts the Dangerous World tour, supporting his Dangerous album in Munich,Germany.
• June - "November Rain" by Guns N' Roses enters the world record when it becomes the longest single, at 8 minutes, 57 seconds, to reach the US Top 20. The single's video has a budget of over US$1.5 million, becoming the most expensive at the time.^{[citation needed]}

July-August

• July - The Budafest Summer Opera and Ballet Festival is launched in Budapest, Hungary.^{[citation needed]}
• July 4 - Mark Heard suffers a heart attack while performing at the Cornerstone Festival in Illinois, USA. Heard goes to hospital immediately after finishing his set, but dies two weeks after being discharged in August.
• August
  • Rozalla becomes the first artist from Zimbabwe to chart on the US Billboard magazine chart.^{[citation needed]}
  • Former Beatle, George Harrison, tells Billboard magazine that he recently discovered that he was born on February 24, and not February 25 as he had thought for most of his life.^{[citation needed]}
  • Haitian military authorities ban the playing of RAM's single "Fèy"; first performed at the Port-au-Prince Carnival in February, the song was widely interpreted as an anthem of support for exiled President Jean-Bertrand Aristide.^{[citation needed]}
• August 27 - John Lennon's original handwritten lyrics to "A Day in the Life" are auctioned and sold for US$87,000.^{[citation needed]}

September-October

• October 3 - Sinéad O'Connor stirs up controversy when she rips up a picture of the Pope on the US television show, Saturday Night Live.^{[citation needed]}
• October 20- Madonna releases her fifth studio album Erotica.
• October 31 - "End of the Road" by Boyz II Men posts its 12th consecutive week at #1 in the US charts, ending a 36-year record previously held by Elvis Presley. Boyz II Men's record was broken on March 6, 1993 by Whitney Houston's "I Will Always Love You".^{[citation needed]}

November-December

• November 9 - Australian-born singer Kylie Minogue ends her working relationship with UK songwriters and record producers Stock Aitken Waterman and the record label PWL.
• November 15 - Megan Jasper of Sub Pop creates the grunge speak hoax, tricking The New York Times into printing an article on a supposed slang used in the grunge scene in Seattle, USA.^{[citation needed]}
• December 15 - Dr. Dre releases The Chronic, regarded by critics and fans as a classic of hip hop.

Bands formed

• See Musical groups established in 1992

Bands disbanded

• ABC
• The Alarm
• Britny Fox
• Dark Angel (reform 2002)
• Echo & the Bunnymen (reform 1997)
• EPMD (reform 1997 and 2002)
• Eric B. & Rakim
• Europe (reform 1999 and 2003)
• Exodus (reform 1997 and 2002)
• The Feelies
• Fine Young Cannibals (reform 1996)
• Gondwanaland
• Happy Mondays (reform 1999 and 2004)
• Bruce Hornsby & The Range
• J.J. Fad (reform 2009)
• Johnny Hates Jazz
• Luv' (reform 1993 and 2005)
• Naked Raygun (reform 2009)
• Noiseworks
• The Nymphs
• Outlaw Posse
• Public Image Ltd. (reform 2009)
• The Psychedelic Furs (reform 2000)
• Ratt
• Slade
• The Sugarcubes (brief reunion 2006)
• Talking Heads
• Tin Machine
• Two Nice Girls

Bands Reformed

• The Tubes
• April Wine
• Madness

Albums released

January

February

March

April

May

June

July

August

September

George Strait Pure Country Soundtrack Sold Six Million Copies Released September 15, 1992

October

November

December

Release Date Unknown

• Live at Rhino Records - Angry Samoans
• The Arrogant Worms - The Arrogant Worms
• Still Life with Guitar - Kevin Ayers
• Fat Sound - Bad Manners
• Red, White & Blues - The Blues Brothers (live)
• The Definitive Collection - The Blues Brothers (compilation)
• The IVth Crusade - Bolt Thrower
• Burning Hell - Brainbombs
• Bucketheadland - Buckethead
• Gig - Circle Jerks (live)
• Girl Singer - Rosemary Clooney
• Rite - Julian Cope
• Thunder Perfect Mind - Current 93
• Light Speed Collision - Def Fx
• Nocturnal Omissions - Dreams So Real
• 30 Years A-Greying - The Dubliners
• Accelerator - The Future Sound of London
• Second Time Around - Ghost
• Patio - Gorky's Zygotic Mynci
• Pleasure and Pain - Ben Harper and Tom Freund
• Electric Tepee - Hawkwind
• Kirya - Ofra Haza
• Out of the Blue - Donnie Iris
• In Search of Manny - Luscious Jackson
• Live at the Whisky - Kansas
• Live at the Philharmonic - Kris Kristofferson
• Harmony - Londonbeat
• The Wayward Bus - The Magnetic Fields
• M.S.G. - McAuley Schenker Group
• Lysol - The Melvins
• '92 Tour EP - Motörhead
• Thunder Perfect Mind - Nurse with Wound
• Plea for Peace - Operation Ivy
• Phunk Junkeez - Phunk Junkeez (debut)
• Submit - Pitchshifter
• On a Wing and a Prayer - Gerry Rafferty
• Kampungan - Slank
• Tonight's the Night...Live - Steeleye Span (live)
• Twilight Time - Stratovarius
• 40 Oz. to Freedom - Sublime
• …Meanwhile - 10cc
• There and Back Again - Vertical Horizon (debut)
• Lik My Trakter - The Waltons
• Now That's What I Call Music! 21 - Various Artists

Biggest hit singles

The following songs achieved the highest chart positions in the charts of 1992.^[5]

#	Artist	Title	Year	Country	Chart Entries
1	Whitney Houston	I Will Always Love You	1992		UK 1 - Nov 1992, US BB 1 of 1992, Holland 1 - Nov 1992, Sweden 1 - Nov 1992, Switzerland 1 - Dec 1992, Norway 1 - Dec 1992, Poland 1 - Nov 1992, Germany 1 - Jan 1993, Éire 1 - Dec 1992, Australia 1 for 10 weeks Mar 1993, Grammy in 1993, Austria 2 - Dec 1992, Australia 2 of 1993, US CashBox 5 of 1993, Japan 5 of all time (international songs), Italy 7 of 1992, Global 7 (10 M sold) - 1992, POP 10 of 1992, Europe 19 of the 1990s, TOTP 19, AFI 65, Germany 67 of the 1990s, Scrobulate 90 of ballad, RIAA 108, RYM 172 of 1992, Party 280 of 1999, Acclaimed 802
2	Nirvana	Smells Like Teen Spirit	1992		New Zealand 1 for 1 weeks Feb 1992, Sweden 2 - Jan 1992, Norway 2 - Jan 1992, Poland 2 - Jan 1992, Germany 2 - Jan 1992, Holland 3 - Nov 1991, RYM 3 of 1991, Acclaimed 3, US BB 5 of 1992, Scrobulate 5 of rock, US BB 6 of 1992, Switzerland 6 - Feb 1992, Europe 6 of the 1990s, POP 6 of 1992, UK 7 - Nov 1991, Belgium 7 of all time, 7 in 2FM list, Rolling Stone 9, France 10 - Dec 1991, Austria 11 - Feb 1992, Virgin 16, Poland 23 of all time, US CashBox 27 of 1992, Italy 29 of 1992, Global 33 (5 M sold) - 1991, WXPN 53, RIAA 80, Germany 152 of the 1990s, TheQ 321, OzNet 900
3	Boyz II Men	End of the Road	1992		UK 1 - Sep 1992, US BB 1 of 1992, US CashBox 1 of 1992, Holland 1 - Oct 1992, Éire 1 - Nov 1992, New Zealand 1 for 7 weeks Oct 1992, Australia 1 for 4 weeks Feb 1993, US BB 3 of 1992, Sweden 3 - Oct 1992, Norway 3 - Nov 1992, POP 3 of 1992, Poland 6 - Sep 1992, Switzerland 7 - Oct 1992, Germany 7 - Jan 1993, Australia 21 of 1992, Austria 29 - Nov 1992, Scrobulate 89 of rnb, Germany 337 of the 1990s
4	Snap!	Rhythm is a Dancer	1992		UK 1 - Jul 1992, Holland 1 - Apr 1992, Austria 1 - May 1992, Switzerland 1 - Apr 1992, Italy 1 of 1992, Germany 1 - Apr 1992, Éire 1 - Aug 1992, France 3 - Apr 1992, Sweden 4 - May 1992, Norway 4 - Jun 1992, US BB 5 of 1993, Germany 6 of the 1990s, US CashBox 12 of 1993, Australia 12 of 1992, US BB 17 of 1992, POP 17 of 1993, Scrobulate 65 of 90s, RYM 96 of 1992
5	Mr Big	To Be With You	1992		US BB 1 of 1992, Holland 1 - Mar 1992, Sweden 1 - Feb 1992, Switzerland 1 - Mar 1992, Norway 1 - Mar 1992, Germany 1 - Mar 1992, New Zealand 1 for 5 weeks Mar 1992, Australia 1 for 3 weeks Aug 1992, Austria 2 - Apr 1992, UK 3 - Mar 1992, Poland 5 - Jan 1992, Australia 7 of 1992, US CashBox 9 of 1992, POP 25 of 1992, Germany 47 of the 1990s, OzNet 386

Top hits on record

• "All 4 Love" - Color Me Badd
• "All I Want" - Toad the Wet Sprocket
• "Ain't 2 Proud 2 Beg - TLC
• "Atesle Barut" - Sertab Erener
• "Baby-Baby-Baby - TLC
• "Be My Baby" - Vanessa Paradis
• "Breakin' My Heart (Pretty Brown Eyes)" - Mint Condition
• "Come as You Are" - Nirvana
• "Connected" - Stereo MCs
• "Diamonds and Pearls" - Prince
• "Digging In The Dirt" - Peter Gabriel
• "Dur dur d'être bébé" - Jordy
• "Dixie-Narco (EP)" - Primal Scream
• "Drive" - R.E.M.
• "El Visa" - Cheb Hasni
• "End Of The Road" - Boyz II Men
• "Erotica" - Madonna
• "Even Better Than The Real Thing" - U2
• "Even Flow" - Pearl Jam
• "Everytime We Touch" - Maggie Reilly
• "Forever Love" - Color Me Badd
• "Free Your Mind" - En Vogue
• "Friday I'm In Love" - The Cure
• "God Gave Rock And Roll To You II" - Kiss
• "Heal the World" - Michael Jackson
• "Heaven Sent" - INXS
• "House of Love" - East 17
• "Human Touch" - Bruce Springsteen
• "I Adore Mi Amore" - Color Me Badd
• "I Can't Dance" - Genesis
• "In Bloom" - Nirvana
• "In the Closet" - Michael Jackson
• "I'll Be There" - Mariah Carey
• "I Palindrome I" - They Might Be Giants
• "It's Only Natural" - Crowded House
• "I Will Always Love You" - Whitney Houston
• "It Was a Good Day" - Ice Cube
• "Jam" - Michael Jackson
• "Jeremy" - Pearl Jam
• "Jesus He Knows Me" - Genesis
• "Jimmy Olsen's Blues" - Spin Doctors
• "Joy" - François Feldman
• "Jump" - Kris Kross
• "Jump Around" - House of Pain
• "Just Another Day" - Jon Secada
• "Keep the Faith" - Bon Jovi
• "Killing in the Name" - Rage Against the Machine
• "Knockin' on Heaven's Door" - Guns N' Roses
• "Laid So Low (Tears Roll Down)" - Tears For Fears
• "Layla" - Eric Clapton
• "Le Chat" - Pow woW
• "Let's Get Rocked" - Def Leppard
• "Lithium" - Nirvana
• "Life is a Highway" - Tom Cochrane
• "Man on the Moon" - R.E.M.
• "Motorcycle Emptiness" - Manic Street Preachers
• "Mrs. Robinson" - Lemonheads
• "My Lovin' (Never Gonna Get It)" - En Vogue
• "No Ordinary Love" - Sade
• "Nuthin' but a 'G' Thang" - Dr. Dre featuring Snoop Dogg
• "Nothing Else Matters" - Metallica
• "November Rain" - Guns N' Roses
• "One" - U2
• "Passin' Me By" - The Pharcyde
• "Real Love" - Mary J. Blige featuring The Notorious B.I.G.
• "Remedy" - The Black Crowes
• "Remember The Time" - Michael Jackson
• "Runaway Train" - Soul Asylum
• "Save the Best for Last" - Vanessa L. Williams
• "Sliver" - Nirvana
• "Slow Motion" - Color Me Badd
• "Sometimes Love Just Ain't Enough" - Patty Smyth and Don Henley
• "Song of Ocarina" - Jean-Philippe Audin and Diego Modena
• "Stay" - Shakespears Sister
• "Step It Up" - Stereo MCs
• "Supermodel (You Better Work)" - RuPaul
• "Sweet Lullaby" - Deep Forest
• "Tears in Heaven" - Eric Clapton
• "Green Jellÿ" - Green Jellÿ
• "Thinkin' Back" - Color Me Badd
• "This Used to Be My Playground" - Madonna
• "To Be With You" - Mr. Big
• "Under the Bridge" - Red Hot Chili Peppers
• "Walk" - Pantera
• "Walking on Broken Glass" - Annie Lennox
• "Weather With You" - Crowded House
• "What About Your Friends - TLC
• "Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses" - U2
• "Why" - Annie Lennox
• "Who Is It" - Michael Jackson

See also: Hot 100 No. 1 Hits of 1992

Classical music

• Torstein Aagaard-Nilsen - Arctic Landscape for Military Band
• Milton Babbitt
  • Septet, but Equal
  • Counterparts for brass quintet^[6]
• Leonardo Balada
  • Symphony No. 4 Lausanne
  • Celebracio for orchestra
• Mario Davidovsky - Synchronisms No. 10 for guitar and electronic sounds
• Lorenzo Ferrero
  • La ruta de Cortés (symphonic poem)
  • Movimento americano
• Percy Grainger - Bridal Lullaby transcribed for orchestra by John Pickard
• Vagn Holmboe - Svaerm for string quartet (partially arranged from earlier violin duos)
• Elena Kats-Chernin - Clocks
• Ka Nin Chan - Saxophone Quartet
• Andreas Kunstein
  • String Quartet No. 1
  • 10 Epigrams for toy piano
• William Mathias - Flute Concerto
• Krzysztof Penderecki - Symphony No. 5 Korean
• Alwynne Pritchard - Glimpsed Most Clearly From The Corner Of Your Eye (for seven cellos)
• Joan Tower - Violin Concerto
• Malcolm Williamson - Requiem for a Tribe Brother
• Iannis Xenakis - La Déesse Athéna (Oresteïa III) (1992), for baritone solo and mixed ensemble of 11 instruments

Opera

• Antonio Braga - 1492 epopea lirica d'America
• Jukka Linkola - Elina
• Daron Hagen - Shining Brow

Musical theater

The following musicals opened in 1992.

• Crazy for You - (Broadway production)
• Falsettoes - (Broadway production)
• Guys and Dolls - (Broadway revival)
• Jelly's Last Jam - Broadway production
• The Most Happy Fella - Broadway revival

Musical films

The following musical films were released in 1992.

• Aladdin - Animated feature film by Walt Disney Animation Studios
• Roja - Tamil Indian film by Mani Ratnam

Soundtracks

• Aladdin Academy Award winner for Best Song and Best Film Score
• Batman Returns - score Danny Elfman
• The Bodyguard - Whitney Houston
• Boomerang - Boyz II Men, Tribe Called Quest, P.M. Dawn, Babyface
• Bram Stoker's Dracula
• Coneheads - Paul Simon, R.E.M., Red Hot Chili Peppers
• Cool World - David Bowie, The Cult, Ministry, Moby, Brian Eno
• Deep Cover - Dr. Dre & Snoop Dog
• Far and Away - score by John Williams
• Juice - Naughty by Nature, Too Short, EPMD, Cypress Hill
• The Last of the Mohicans
• Lethal Weapon 3 - Eric Clapton, Sting
• Malcolm X - Arrested Development (group), Billie Holiday, Ella Fitzgerald, Ray Charles
• Mambo Kings - Los Lobos, Linda Ronstadt, Tito Puente
• Medicine Man - score by Jerry Goldsmith
• Mo' Money - Color Me Badd, Public Enemy, Bell Biv DeVoe, Janet Jackson
• Rush - Eric Clapton
• Singles - Alice in Chains, Pearl Jam, Smashing Pumpkins, Jimi Hendrix, Soundgarden
• Sister Act - Etta James, Whoopi Goldberg, C+C Music Factory
• South Central - Scarface, Cameo (band), Boo-Yaa T.R.I.B.E.
• Toys - Tori Amos, Enya, Frankie Goes to Hollywood
• Wayne's World - Queen, Jimi Hendrix, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Alice Cooper, Black Sabbath

Births

• April 17 - H.W. Clark, revolutionary and philosopher, bassist from Numb Lock
• August 18 - Frances Bean Cobain, daughter of Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love
• June 30 - Lynx and Lamb Gaede
• July 22 - Selena Gomez
• August 19 - Demi Lovato
• November 23 - Miley Cyrus, also known as Hannah Montana
• September 16 - Nick Jonas, from the Jonas brothers

Deaths

• January 15 - Dee Murray, bassist for Elton John, 45 (cancer)
• January 17 - Charlie Ventura, tenor saxophonist and bandleader
• January 27 - Allan Jones, singer and actor
• January 29 - Willie Dixon, blues singer-songwriter & musician
• February 21 - Jane Pickens Langley of the Pickens Sisters
• March 4 - Mary Osborne, jazz guitarist, 70 (liver cancer)
• March 20 - Georges Delerue, composer
• March 27 - Harald Sæverud, composer
• April 4 - Arthur Russell, cellist and disco musician, 40 (AIDS)
• April 20 - Johnny Shines, guitarist
• April 25 - Yutaka Ozaki, Japanese singer, 26 (pulmonary edema)
• April 27 - Olivier Messiaen, composer
• May 7 - Tiny Timbrell, guitarist
• May 17 - Lawrence Welk, accordion player and bandleader
• June 18 - Peter Allen, Australian songwriter, 48 (AIDS)
• June 20 - Sir Charles Groves, conductor
• July 4 - Ástor Piazzolla, tango musician and composer
• July 25 - Alfred Drake, US singer and actor
• July 26 - Mary Wells, Motown singer, 49 (laryngeal cancer)
• August 2 - Michel Berger, French composer and songwriter
• August 5 - Jeff Porcaro, drummer, Toto, 38 (heart attack)
• August 12 - John Cage, U.S. composer
• August 16 - Mark Heard, U.S. singer, 40 (heart attack)
• September 19 - Sir Geraint Evans, operatic baritone
• October 5 - Eddie Kendricks, singer, (The Temptations) 52 (lung cancer)
• October 25 - Roger Miller, singer, 56 (lung cancer)
• November 13 - Ronnie Bond, The Troggs, 52
• November 14 - Teddy Riley, New Orleans jazz trumpeter and bandleader
• November 21 - Severino Gazzelloni, flautist
• November 23 - Roy Acuff, King of Country Music, Fiddle 89
• November 27 - Daniel Santos, singer and composer of bolero
• November 29 - Paul Ryan, singer, songwriter and record producer, 44 (cancer)
• December 21
  • Philip Farkas, horn player
  • Albert King, blues guitarist and singer

Most Critically Acclaimed Songs of 1992

This information is taken from Acclaimed Music.^[7]

• 1. "Nuthin' But a 'G' Thang" - Dr. Dre featuring Snoop Doggy Dogg
• 2. "Creep" - Radiohead
• 3. "Tennessee" - Arrested Development
• 4. "Jump Around" - House of Pain
• 5. "Man on the Moon" - R.E.M.
• 6. "It Was a Good Day" Ice Cube
• 7. "My Lovin'" - En Vogue
• 8. "Killing in the Name" - Rage Against the Machine
• 9. "Motorcycle Emptiness" - Manic Street Preachers
• 10. "Everybody Hurts" - R.E.M.

The most critically acclaimed soundtrack of 1992 was A. R. Rahman's debut soundtrack for the Tamil Indian film Roja. The soundtrack was chosen by Time magazine as one of the "10 Best Soundtracks" of all time in 2005.^[8][9][10]

Awards

• Eurovision Song Contest: Main article: Eurovision Song Contest 1992
• Filmfare Best Male Playback Award: Awarded to Kumar Sanu
• Grammy Awards: Main article: Grammy Awards of 1992
• Mercury Music Prize: Awarded to Primal Scream for Screamadelica
• Ramon Magsaysay Award: Awarded tp Ravi Shankar
• Rock and Roll Hall of Fame: The following artists were inducted: Bobby Blue Bland, Booker T. and the M.G.s, Johnny Cash, The Isley Brothers, The Jimi Hendrix Experience, Sam & Dave, and The Yardbirds

See also

• 1992 in British music
• List of Hot 100 number-one singles of 1992 (U.S.)
• Record labels established in 1992

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