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This article summarizes the events related to rock music for the year 2024.

Notable events

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January

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February

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March

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April

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May

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June

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  • Bon Jovi releases their 16th studio album, Forever. The album is the first since singer Jon Bon Jovi's major throat surgery that almost forced him to retire from singing and made him have to relearn how to talk completely prior to its recording. It is the biggest selling album of the week in the US, and debuts at number 5 on the Billboard 200 chart, moving 50,000 album equivalent units. However, in its second week, the album achieves the record for largest drop on the chart, falling entirely out of the top 200.[64][65][66][67][68]

July

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August

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September

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October

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November

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Albums released

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January

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Day Artist Album
19 Green Day Saviors
Neck Deep Neck Deep
26 Alkaline Trio Blood, Hair, and Eyeballs
The Smile Wall of Eyes
Caligula's Horse Charcoal Grace
Static-X Project Regeneration Vol. 2

February

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Day Artist Album
2 The Last Dinner Party Prelude to Ecstasy
16 Laura Jane Grace Hole in My Head
23 Mick Mars The Other Side of Mars

March

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Day Artist Album
1 Bruce Dickinson The Mandrake Project
Blind Channel Exit Emotions
Liam Gallagher and John Squire Liam Gallagher John Squire
T.S.O.L. A-Side Graffiti
6 Judas Priest Invincible Shield
8 Di-rect Sphinx
15 The Black Crowes Happiness Bastards
29 Sum 41 Heaven :x: Hell
While She Sleeps Self Hell

April

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Day Artist Album
5 Feeder Black/Red
Hawkwind Stories from Time and Space
Alpha Wolf Half Living Things
Erra Cure
The Black Keys Ohio Players
12 Linkin Park Papercuts (Greatest hits album)
19 Pearl Jam Dark Matter
High on Fire Cometh the Storm
SeeYouSpaceCowboy Coup de Grâce
NOFX Half Album (EP)

May

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Day Artist Album
3 Frank Turner Undefeated
10 Unleash the Archers Phantoma
Powerman 5000 Abandon Ship
Knocked Loose You Won't Go Before You're Supposed To
17 Krezip Music for Máxima
Kerry King From Hell I Rise
Marty Friedman Drama
Slash Orgy of the Damned
24 Twenty One Pilots Clancy
Bring Me the Horizon Post Human: Nex Gen
31 Rhapsody of Fire Challenge the Wind

June

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Day Artist Album
7 Bon Jovi Forever
21 The Story So Far I Want to Disappear
28 The Warning Keep Me Fed
Anvil One and Only

July

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Day Artist Album
12 Travis L.A. Times
Tim Montana Savage
19 Deep Purple =1
Soft Play Heavy Jelly
26 Powerwolf Wake Up the Wicked

August

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Day Artist Album
2 X Smoke & Fiction
The Smashing Pumpkins Aghori Mhori Mei
9 Four Year Strong Analysis Paralysis
Destroy Boys Funeral Soundtrack No. 4
16 Yours Truly Toxic
23 Simone Simons Vermillion
Stand Atlantic Was Here

September

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Day Artist Album
6 David Gilmour Luck and Strange
Boston Manor Sundiver
The The Ensoulment
13 Foxing Foxing
20 Fidlar Surviving the Dream
Nightwish Yesterwynde
Seether The Surface Seems So Far
The Voidz Like All Before You

October

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Day Artist Album
4 The Smile Cutouts
Trash Boat Heaven Can Wait
Coldplay Moon Music
Mötley Crüe Cancelled (EP)
11 Real Friends Blue Hour
The Linda Lindas No Obligation
Dawes Oh Brother
The Offspring Supercharged
18 Jerry Cantrell I Want Blood
Pinhead Gunpowder Unt
25 Pixies The Night the Zombies Came

November

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Day Artist Album
1 The Cure Songs of a Lost World
8 State Champs State Champs
Delain Dance with the Devil (EP)
13 Zebrahead I (EP)
15 Linkin Park From Zero
22 Opeth The Last Will and Testament

Future releases

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  • Korn plans to release their fifteenth studio album. Members have stated that they aim to meld their "vintage" sound with a "modern twist", and that it's going into a heavier direction. The band concurrently plans on celebrating the 30th anniversary of their first album, Korn (1994).[107][108]
  • Swedish band Ghost is scheduled to release their sixth studio album. Frontman Tobias Forge revealed that he had a few songs written for the album in late 2023.[109]
  • Deftones are scheduled to release their tenth studio album in mid-2024. Work on the album began in early 2023, and will be their third album working with music producer Nick Raskulinecz.[110]
  • Guns N' Roses are working on their seventh studio album. In 2022, guitarist Slash stated that the band's plans include releasing singles until there's an album's worth of material recorded, and then releasing it after 2023 touring. The album will be their first since Chinese Democracy (2008), and their first to feature original members Slash and bassist Duff McKagan since Use Your Illusion (1991).[111][112][113]
  • Australian progressive rock band Karnivool has recorded an album's worth of material, which would be its first release in over a decade. Work on material began as early as 2016, but has progressed slowly due to all band members growing older, starting families, and living in different areas now. The band hasn't decided if material will be released as a full album, or broken up across multiple EPs.[114][115]
  • The Pretty Reckless are scheduled to release their fifth studio album. Recording for the album began in mid-2023.[116]
  • Social Distortion is scheduled to release their eighth studio album. The band's follow-up to 2011's Hard Times and Nursery Rhymes was originally set for release in 2023, but vocalist and guitarist Mike Ness' diagnosis with stage one tonsil cancer delayed the album's release to early the next year.[117]
  • Jane's Addiction announced plans in 2021 to release their first new material in a decade. Frontman Perry Farrell said that a full album is unlikely.[118][119]
  • Limp Bizkit is working on their seventh studio album. The band plans to work on new material during sound checks because their 2024 touring schedule is so heavy.[120]
  • Former Rage Against the Machine guitarist Tom Morello is set to release his debut solo studio album.[121] It is his first time making new music after the band abruptly disbanded in early January 2024.[122]

Tours and festivals

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Band breakups

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  • Issues disbanded following three farewell shows that took place in January 2024.[136]
  • Rage Against the Machine drummer Brad Wilk announced their third disbandment on January 3, 2024.[137]
  • Candlebox disband following the conclusion of touring in support of their final album.[138]
  • Porno for Pyros disbanded following their 2024 farewell tour.[139]
  • Off! announced their disbandment after three farewell shows in July 2024.[140]
  • Jane's Addiction enters a hiatus following frontman Perry Farrell initiating a physical altercation mid-song with guitarist Dave Navarro at a live show in September.[141]
  • Following Dave Grohl's public disclosure that he had fathered a child outside of his active marriage in September, the Foo Fighters announced they would be entering an indefinite hiatus.[142]
  • NOFX disbanded after playing their final ever live shows after 41 years of performing in October 2024.[143]

Deaths

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