Top 10 Best Albums of the 21st Century
The dawn of this century saw the music industry undergo massive shifts - from the way we consume music with the advent of streaming platforms to the blurring of genre boundaries, creating some truly innovative sounds. From indie to mainstream, R&B to EDM, the last few decades have birthed a variety of albums that have not only resonated with audiences worldwide but also defined their respective eras.Amidst the vast sea of music, which albums truly stand out? Which of them have you danced to, cried with, or maybe even fallen in love to?

Heavily underrated, a guaranteed classic.
It's the best album I've ever heard.

This album is simply unbelievable. The production, the features, the lyricism, everything.
With the exception of Hell of a Life, every song on here is, in one way or another, incredible.

This is just unbelievable art in music. A genre that wasn't very popular anymore in the 2000s was recognized again through this album.
People don't understand how significant this was, and I don't either because I wasn't around back then. But this album is just amazing. I am a person who studies a lot of music, and I would say this: it's just incredible.
R.I.P. Amy.

This album deservedly went gold, and it made Jackie the youngest person to have an album hit the #2 spot on Billboard. It still sells today, as more people are discovering Jackie for the first time, five years later.
Because Jackie attends her local high school, she doesn't tour as much as adult, full-time singers, but the loyalty of her fans runs deep.
Can't wait for her new album due later this year. I am 64 years old and have never had a singer affect me like Jackie does.
She reaches right into your heart and touches it like an angel.

It's interesting how an album from 18 years ago resonates with me as a teenager more than today's music. If you're under 23 years old, you should definitely give it a listen.
As Julian Casablancas mentioned in an interview prior to the album's release, "With our music, we seek something that complements your mood, something that can be like a friend at times."



I don't often get to watch an emerging star from age 10 develop and improve. Jackie, now 14, gets better every year. It's quite amazing to witness this happening in real time!
She could be the next Judy Garland.
Jackie shows incredible versatility on this album. From the ethereal "Vocalise" (Rachmaninoff), to the somber "Rains of Castamere," to the inspiring "Made to Dream," and a fine rendition of U2's "With or Without You," and more.
Jackie has succeeded in creating an even bigger tent for Classical Crossover.

The studio album for Jackie's second PBS Great Performances concert, "Music of the Movies," with Chris Botti, 2Cellos, Joshua Bell, The Tenors, and Jacob Evancho also accompanying.
A beautiful album. Jackie's version of What a Wonderful World is the best I've heard!

Guys, Jackie Evancho isn't God, but this is amazing!
Every single song is sheer perfection!
Really? This is the best album. With five stars, this album is just perfect.
The Newcomers






The second-best album after Hybrid Theory.
It has the best songs in it, and Numb is the best song in the world.



This is one of David Bowie's best albums. It's all based on his death as an art form.

This should be number 1, alongside Hybrid Theory. Evanescence for the win! Ev 4 life!

This album should be in the top 10!


Such a powerful and beautiful album. All the songs connect and are amazing.
Dear Agony is a very special and brilliant album.




This double-CD tour-de-force features Jackie's golden voice rendering songs in a variety of genres, including classical, sacred, pop, and rock - and several songs written by Jackie herself!