1. Notable events
    January  February  March  

2. Deaths

3. References

This article summarizes the events related to rock music for the year of 2019.

Notable events

January

• Godsmack's single "When Legends Rise" tops the Billboard Mainstream Rock Songs chart for five weeks, in a run that began in December 2018. It is their ninth song to top the chart.^[1][2]
• The Glorious Sons single "S.O.S. (Sawed Off Shotgun)" tops the Mainstream Rock songs chart, their first song to do so. It stays there for three weeks.^[3]
• Bring Me the Horizon's sixth studio album, Amo, named one of the most anticipated albums of 2019,^[4][5] It is released to mixed reception; it is the number one selling album in its week of release in the UK and Australia,^[6][7] but fares much worse in the US, debuting at number 14, and selling only 16,000 copies, a 75% decrease from their prior album, That's the Spirit.^[8]
• Maynard James Keenan announces that he has finished recording vocals for Tool's fifth studio album, their first since 2006's 10,000 Days, though work still remains in finalizing the album.^[9]
• Third Eye Blind and Jimmy Eat World announce a co-headlining North American summer tour, billed as a 25th anniversary for both bands since they started touring.^[10]
• Greta Van Fleet performs two songs live on the nationally televised Saturday Night Live, "Black Smoke Rising" and "You're the One".^[11]

February

• Ghost's single "Dance Macabre" tops the Mainstream Rock chart for two weeks.^[12] It is their third song to top it, all since 2017.^[13]
• Five Finger Death Punch’s single “When the Seasons Change” tops the Mainstream Rock Chart for a week.^[14]
• Greta Van Fleet wins the Grammy Award for Best Rock Album for their release From the Fires.^[15]

March

• Greta Van Fleet’s single “You're the One” tops the Mainstream Rock Chart. It is the band's fourth single in a row to do so. They tie The Pretty Reckless as the only band to have their first four official singles to top the chart.^[16]
• Disturbed’s single “A Reason to Fight” tops the Mainstream Rock chart. It is their sixth single in a row to top it, a record for the chart. It is the band's ninth song to top the chart. It stays atop of the chart for two weeks.^[17]

Deaths

• Dick Dale, guitarist and pioneer of surf rock, dies on March 16, 2019.^[18]

References

• Rejean Hinse
• Rejean Lafreniere
• Re Jeavons, ex parte Mackay
• Rejectable quality level
• Rejectable quality limit
• Rejected a knighthood
• Rejected (film)
• Rejected (horse)
• Reject(Green Day Song)
• Rejection and the Meaning of the World
• Rejectionism
• Rejectionist
• Rejection slip
• Rejection Slips
• Rejection (song)
• Rejection Therapy
• Rejection therapy
• Rejects on the Road
• Rejects On The Road (dvd)
• Rejepmurad Agabayev
• Rejerrah
• Rejevski
• Rejevski District
• Rejevskii
• Rejevskii District