Pop, Hip-Hop and Rock Star Deaths in 2024 from A-Z

RIP Wayne Kramer (Jim Newberry photo) and Melanie (publicity photo)

Phil Lesh - Grateful Dead co-founder and bassist; 84

David Libert

Laurie Lindeen

Dave Loggins - singer-songwriter, cousin of Kenny; 76

Inger Lorre (Lori Ann Wening)

Russell Malone

Shaun Martin

Angela McCluskey

Sérgio Mendes - Brazilian pianist, composer and leader of various versions of his Brasil bands; long Covid; 83

Tony Middleton

Johnny Neel

• Mojo Nixon (Neill McMillan Jr.) - North Carolina-born novelty rocker famous for songs like "Elvis Is Everywhere" and "Don Henley Must Die"; cardiac arrestr; 66 

Peter "Peetah" Morgan

• Kelly Nelon Clark, Jason Clark, and Amber Nelon Kistler – members of the Atlanta-based gospel group The Nelons died in a plane crash

Susan Osborn

Del Palmer

Liam Payne - One Direction singer; fell from hotel balcony; 31

Martin Phillipps 

Bernice Johnson Reagon

Rich Homie Quan (Dequantes Lamar)

Tawl Ross

Jack Russell

Freddie Salem

David Sanborn - Grammy-winning saxophonist; cancer; 78

• Melanie Anne Safka-SchekerykNew York-born singer who got her big break at the Woodstock Festival in 1969 and had hits with "Beautiful People" (1967) and "Brand New Key" (No. 1, 1971); 76

• Peter Schickele (P.D.Q. Bach)

Marlena Shaw

Shifty Shellshock (Seth Binzer) – Crazy Town frontman died from a drug overdose; 49

John Sinclair

Carl "C.J." Snare

Thomas "T.M." Stevens

Damo Suzuki

Dennis Thompson

Libby Titus - singer and wife of Donald Fagan; 77

Kevin Toney

Tony Tuff (Winston Morris)

Brit Turner

Karl Wallinger

Mary Weiss

 

2024 Total: 87

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