Editing 1993 in music (section)

===September–October===
*[[September 2]] – [[Snoop Dogg]] and his bodyguard are charged with the August 25 murder of a 20-year-old gang member in a drive-by shooting. They are cleared of the charges in 1996.
*[[September 14]] – A civil lawsuit is filed against [[Michael Jackson]] by thirteen-year-old Jordan Chandler and his parents, accusing the singer of sexually abusing the boy over the course of their friendship.
*[[September 20]] – [[Depeche Mode]] becomes among the earliest bands to go on the [[Internet]] to interact with fans, as the group holds a question-and-answer session on [[AOL]]. The event is marred by technical difficulties as many participants, including the band members themselves, have trouble logging on to the chat.
*[[September 25]] – [[Madonna]] starts [[The Girlie Show (Madonna)|the Girlie Show]], her fourth world tour, in London, England. The tour marked her first concerts in South America, Oceania and the Middle East. 
*[[September 30]] – October 2 – The [[Abu Ghosh Vocal Music Festival]] is held, featuring music of Jewish, Christian, and Moslem cultural traditions, and a performance of [[George Frideric Handel|Handel's]] ''[[Messiah (Handel)|Messiah]]'' by the Ave Sol Choir from [[Riga]] and the [[Rehovot]] Camerata Orchestra directed by Avner Biron.<ref>Michael Ajzenstadt, "Abu Ghosh Music Festival: Encounters of the Third Kind", ''The Jerusalem Post'' (September 28, 1993): 7.</ref>
*[[October 1]] – [[MTV (Latin American TV channel)|MTV Latin America]] is launched.
*[[October 1]]–3 – Annual Australian Bush Music Festival takes place in Glen Innes.<ref>Susan Jarvis, "Glen Innes Goes Bush: Country Music", ''The Sun Herald'' (September 19, 1993):93.</ref>
*[[October 17]] – [[Savatage]] guitarist and co-founder [[Criss Oliva|Christopher Michael "Criss" Oliva]] killed in a car accident.
*[[October 31]] – [[Tupac Shakur]] is arrested and charged with shooting two off-duty police officers in Atlanta. The charges are later dropped.