Editing 1993 in music (section)

===November–December===
*[[November 6]]–7 – The second annual Tooheys Sydney Country Music Festival, is held at Clarendon (Hawkesbury) Racecourse, in Sydney.<ref>Susan Jarvis, "Double Treat for Fans: Country Music", ''The Sun Herald'' (October 31, 1993): 101.</ref>
*[[November 11]] – [[Michael Jackson]] ends his [[Dangerous World Tour]] in Mexico City, Mexico.
*[[November 12]] – Sir [[Peter Maxwell Davies]], responding to an announcement by the Arts Council that they would fund only two of London's four orchestras starting in 1994, confirms he plans to hand back his knighthood and consider leaving the country if this support were to be withdrawn.<ref>Joanna Coles, "Composer Will Move Abroad if London Orchestras Lose Funding", ''The Guardian'' (12 November): 3.</ref> 
*[[November 18]] – [[Nirvana (band)|Nirvana]] play their unplugged concert in New York for MTV.
*[[November 19]] – [[Pearl Jam]] singer [[Eddie Vedder]] is arrested in New Orleans, USA on charges of public drunkenness after a bar room brawl.
*[[November 19]] – [[Madonna]] ends her tour in Tokyo, Japan.
*[[November 24]] - [[Janet Jackson]] begins her [[Janet World Tour]] in Cincinnati, Ohio. The opening concert was covered by [[MTV]] in a television special featuring brief live performances and coverage from the show.
*[[December 22]] – [[Michael Jackson]] makes his first public statement regarding the child molestation allegations leveled against him. In a videotaped address, Jackson calls the accusations "totally false" and asks the public to "wait to hear the truth before you label or condemn me."
*[[December 31]] – The 22nd annual [[Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve with Ryan Seacrest|New Year's Rockin' Eve]] special airs on ABC, with appearances by [[Brooks & Dunn]], [[Daryl Hall]], [[Kiss (band)|Kiss]], [[Joey Lawrence]], [[SWV]], and [[Barry Manilow]].