Celebrating 25 Years in 2025: Artists Who Debuted in 2000
As we slowly approach the New Year, it’s crazy to think we have made it to 2025. That’s right, a quarter of a century has completely passed us by. From social media takeover, new cell phones and technology, fashion trends, and some of the biggest artists. The 2000s were (and still is) an era of its own, but the early 2000s was something completely different.
As we get ready to kick off 2025, let’s take a trip down memory lane. When we entered into the 2000s on January 1, 2000, many weren’t sure what was to come. Well, 2000 was a year of the start for some of the biggest names in music. But, ever want to relive the year 2000s? No worries, we’re here for that!
We decided to look through the archives and find some of the top artists that debuted in the year 2000. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride into the past.
Artists Who Debuted in 2000, Celebrating 25 Years in the Game
- P!nk: In 2000, P!nk hit the scene with that iconic pink and her debut single, Most Girls from her debut album, Can’t Take Me Home. She entered and demanded the Y2K’s pop scene.
- Nelly: It got really HOT in the 2000s when Nelly hit the scene with his debut song, Country Grammar, on his debut album of the same name. The St. Louis rapper stepped onto the scene with a funky brand of hip-hop and kept going.
- Nelly Furtado: One of the 2000s icons and beautiful girls of her time was Nelly Furtado. In 2000, she debuted with her single, I’m Like a Bird on her album, Woah, Nelly! Over time, she transitioned into pop, R&B, hip-hop, Latin pop, and more!
- Linkin Park: In 2000, an iconic rock group going by Linkin Park made their way onto the scene with their debut album, Hybrid Theory. The album held some of their biggest hits including In the End, Crawling, and One Step Closer.
If just these few artists are making you relive that year, then maybe you should keep deep diving into the early 2000s. What a year it was in music when you think about just these few artists and where they are now 25 years later. Time for those Y2K parties and a blast from the past!
