Timeline of progressive rock (2010–19)

• stOrk[1]

• Genesis were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.[4]
• Mike Portnoy unexpectedly leaves Dream Theater due to a disagreement between the band members, resulting in Mike Mangini taking his place as the new drummer for Dream Theater.[5]
• Emerson, Lake and Palmer reunite for a single show on their 40th anniversary, to headline the new born High Voltage Festival.[6]
• Todd La Torre replaces Wade Black as the lead singer of Crimson Glory.[7]

• Igra Staklenih Perli

• Oceansize[8]
• Pure Reason Revolution[9]

• Pink Floyd signs new deal with EMI records and begins massive Why Pink Floyd...? reissue campaign.
• Mike Mangini joins Dream Theater as new drummer.
• Thirty Seconds to Mars set a Guinness World Record for the most shows played during a single album cycle.
• Nick D'Virgilio leaves his duties as the lead vocalist and drummer for Spock's Beard and is replaced by Ted Leonard (Vocals) and Jimmy Keegan (Drums)... Keegan had played with the band previously as a touring drummer.

• Flying Colors
• Storm Corrosion
• Soen

• The Mars Volta

• The Flower Kings return from a 5-year hiatus to release their 12th studio album.
• Yes lead singer Benoît David leaves Yes due to respiratory illness and is replaced by Glass Hammer lead vocalist Jon Davison.
• Queensrÿche fires lead singer Geoff Tate after threats and physical altercations provoked by Tate and he is replaced by Crimson Glory vocalist Todd La Torre

• Rush is inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
• Todd La Torre leaves Crimson Glory citing long periods of inactivity as his reason.
• Lindsay Cooper (Henry Cow, Comus, Feminist Improvising Group) dies 18 September.[10][11]
• Richard Coughlan (The Wilde Flowers, Caravan) dies 1 December.[12][13]

• Perfect Beings

• Native Construct
• Lonely Robot
• Earthside

• Mantra Vega
• The John Hackett Band
• The Mute Gods
• Anderson/Stolt

Beardfish

• David Bowie dies due to liver cancer on 10 January; only 2 days after his 69th birthday and the release of his final studio album Blackstar
• On 21 February 2016 Riverside guitarist Piotr Grudziński died of a sudden heart-attack in Warsaw. His bandmates announced later in September that they would carry on with the band as a three-piece and play their first show on the one-year anniversary of Grudziński's death as a tribute to the guitarist in 2017.
• Emerson, Lake & Palmer keyboardist Keith Emerson died of a self-inflicted gunshot wound on 11 March 2016. A tribute show was held in his honor/legacy by his peers among the progressive rock community on 28 May 2016 in Los Angeles
• Emerson, Lake & Palmer vocalist and guitar player Greg Lake died in London on 7 December 2016, at the age of 69, after suffering from cancer.[14]

• The Nova Collective
• Sons of Apollo
• Vuur
• Others By No One

• 7–11 Feb.: Yes once again hosted their festival at sea, Cruise to the Edge. At the event ex-Dream Theater drummer Mike Portnoy performed his Twelve-step Suite for the first time in its entirety.[15]

– The Sea Within

• In Continuum
• Overworld Dreams