rock

2000
Coldplay releasing the album there in November 2000

Having found success in Europe, the band targeted North America by releasing the album there in November 2000,

Green Day City Hall performance

In November 2000, in a show produced by Ian Brennan , the band performed for free on the steps on San Francisco’s City Hall to protest the eviction of artists from the city.

Kent (band) released B-sidor 95–00

so in November 2000, Kent released the two-CD collection B-sidor 95–00 (B-Sides 95–00). It featured 21 b-sides and two new songs.

Queen (band) The Platinum Collection

In November 2000, the band released the box set, The Platinum Collection .

Megadeth signed with Sanctuary Records

In November, Megadeth signed with Sanctuary Records .

Nine Inch Nails Things Falling Apart released

Reznor followed The Fragile with another remix album, Things Falling Apart , released in November 2000 to poor reviews

Keane (band) In late 1999, and without a record deal, Keane recorded their first

In late 1999, and without a record deal, Keane recorded their first promotional single ” Call Me What You Like “. Released on CD format through Keane’s label Zoomorphic, it was sold after live performances at the pubs where Keane used to play in early 2000. Only 500 copies were…
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Incubus (band) Make Yourself went Platinum

On October 5, 2000, Make Yourself went Platinum (one million copies sold), and shortly after, the band went on tour with Deftones .

Ben Folds Five The band’s final released recording was a cover of Steely Dan ‘s

The band’s final released recording was a cover of Steely Dan ‘s “Barrytown” for the Me, Myself & Irene soundtrack. The band had begun work on a fourth studio album, but following the worldwide tour in support of The Unauthorized Biography of Reinhold Messner , the band “amicably” broke up…
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Cherry Poppin' Daddies Despite allowing the Daddies creative control over its production

Despite allowing the Daddies creative control over its production, Mojo’s response to Soul Caddy was considered tepid at best. Claiming that the new material was not like “the Cherry Poppin’ Daddies people know and love”, the label did little to promote neither the album nor its glam-styled single ” Diamond…
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