The List of Black Eyed Peas Albums in Order of Release Date

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Black Eyed Peas has released nine studio albums, two compilation albums, one extended play, forty singles, eight promotional singles, thirty-eight music videos, and two video albums.

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Here is the list of Black Eyed Peas Albums in Order of Release Date:

1. Behind the Front — June 30, 1998
2. Bridging the Gap — September 26, 2000 
3. Elephunk — June 24, 2003
4. Monkey Business — June 7, 2005
5. The E.N.D. — June 9, 2009
6. The Beginning — November 30, 2010
7. Masters of the Sun Vol. 1 — October 26, 2018
8. Translation — June 19, 2020
9. Elevation — November 11, 2022

All Black Eyed Peas Albums List in Order

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1. Behind the Front (1998)

Tracklist:

1. Fallin’ Up
2. Clap Your Hands
3. Joints & Jam
4. The Way U Make Me Feel
5. Movement
6. Karma
7. Be Free
8. Say Goodbye
9. Duet
10. Communication
11. What It Is
12. ¿Que Dices?
13. A8
14. Love Won’t Wait
15. Head Bobs
16. Positivity

For the 30th of June, 1998, the Black Eyed Peas marked their debut with Behind the Front, where they hooked up conscious hip-hop to live instrumentation and energetic positivity. The producers, will.i.am, harnessed earlier demos to knit in their new member, Taboo, whose dynamic was sure to contribute something new to the group’s sound. Several tracks stood out in the album, such as the singles “Joints & Jam” and “Karma,” boasting funky, upbeat vibes, where the socially conscious themes of the group thrived. The critics later on praised the live-from-the-ground-up mixture of sampled melodies and live music in the album, which made way for the spreading fun and optimism all over the whole hip-hop matter.

2. Bridging the Gap (2000)

Tracklist:

1. BEP Empire
2. Weekends
3. Get Original
4. Hot
5. Cali to New York
6. Lil’ Lil’
7. On My Own
8. Release
9. Bridging the Gaps
10. Go Go
11. Rap Song
12. Bringing It Back
13. Tell Your Mama Come
14. Request + Line

The second studio album and final album from the Black Eyed Peas before 2018’s Masters of the Sun Vol. 1, “Bridging the Gap,” was released on September 26, 2000. The album included hip-hop rhythms with soul, jazz, and funk beats, and guest appearances by Macy Gray, De La Soul, and Mos Def, among others. Standout tracks include “Request + Line” and “Weekends,” the latter remixed for The E.N.D.. Key member Kim Hill departed after this project. The album was critically acclaimed, peaking at #67 on the Billboard 200 and earning a Gold certification in New Zealand.

3. Elephunk (2003)

Tracklist:

1. Hands Up
2. Labor Day (It’s a Holiday)
3. Let’s Get Retarded
4. Hey Mama
5. Shut Up
6. Smells Like Funk
7. Latin Girls
8. Sexy
9. Fly Away
10. The Boogie That Be
11. The Apl Song
12. Anxiety
13. Where Is the Love?

Elephunk was the third studio album by the American group Black Eyed Peas, released June 24, 2003. This marked a turning point in the career of the group since the release date as it illustrated an eclectic mix of hip hop, pop, R&B, funk, rock, and dancehall sounds, touching upon themes ranging from relationships and partying to social issues. In this album, Fergie was introduced as the new female singer in the group, after Kim Hill left. This was the first album to credit them as The Black Eyed Peas. Anchored by the global hit “Where Is the Love?” and singles like “Shut Up” and “Let’s Get It Started,” the album became a commercial success, selling nine million copies worldwide, and earned the first Grammy Award for the group. Although mixed upon its release, Elephunk shot the band to international stardom.

4. Monkey Business (2005)

Tracklist:

1. Pump It
2. Don’t Phunk with My Heart
3. My Style
4. Don’t Lie
5. My Humps
6. Like That
7. Dum Diddly
8. Feel It
9. Gone Going
10. They Don’t Want Music
11. Disco Club
12. Bebot
13. Ba Bump
14. Audio Delite at Low Fidelity
15. Union

Monkey Business is the fourth studio album by the Black Eyed Peas, released on 7 June 2005. After the resounding success of Elephunk, the band recorded Monkey Business around their tour schedule. The genres that the album combines are hip-hop, funk, reggae, Latin rock, and jazz. The album released four significant singles, such as “Don’t Phunk with My Heart” and the notorious “My Humps.” Though critics thrashed at the general qualities of the album, they praised production, besides criticism about this album due to its commercialism and also for having a lot of lousy lyrical content. It sent the group to global success by selling more than 9 million copies and two Grammy Awards that generally place the group within the world of pop music.

5. The E.N.D. (2009)

Tracklist:

1. Boom Boom Pow
2. Rock That Body
3. Meet Me Halfway
4. Imma Be
5. I Gotta Feeling
6. Alive
7. Missing You
8. Ring-A-Ling
9. Party All the Time
10. Out of My Head
11. Electric City
12. Showdown
13. Now Generation
14. One Tribe
15. Rockin to the Beat

The E.N.D. (The Energy Never Dies), released June 3, 2009, is the fifth studio album by the Black Eyed Peas. The album was recorded during The Monkey Business Tour, though marked a bold new shift towards pop, hip hop, and EDM that includes electro-funk elements. Initially titled From Roots to Fruits, it was delayed numerous times. This generated five number one singles on the Billboard Hot 100, including both “Boom Boom Pow” and “I Gotta Feeling,” which stayed at number one for a record consecutive 26 weeks. Widely praised by critics and nominated for six Grammy Awards, The E.N.D. was their first album to top the Billboard 200, selling over 11 million copies worldwide.

6. The Beginning (2010)

Tracklist:

1. The Time (Dirty Bit)
2. Light Up the Night
3. Love You Long Time
4. XOXOXO
5. Someday
6. Whenever
7. Fashion Beats
8. Don’t Stop the Party
9. Do It Like This
10. The Best One Yet (The Boy)
11. Just Can’t Get Enough
12. Play It Loud

The Beginning, released November 26, 2010, is the sixth studio album by the Black Eyed Peas and a follow-up to their previous album The E.N.D. (2009). It marks the final album with Fergie as a member and also marks the final full-length LP to bear the moniker ‘The’ Black Eyed Peas. However, the lead single “The Time (Dirty Bit)” made the cut and topped the charts around the world, followed by “Just Can’t Get Enough” and “Don’t Stop the Party.” Criticized as overly reliant on Auto-Tune, although The Beginning debuted at number six on the US Billboard 200, where it charted all the way up to number two, around the globe.

7. Masters of the Sun Vol. 1 (2018)

Tracklist:

1. Back 2 Hiphop
2. Yes or No
3. Get Ready
4. 4ever
5. Constant pt.1 pt.2
6. Dopeness
7. All Around the World
8. New Wave
9. Vibrations pt.1 pt.2
10. Wings
11. Ring the Alarm pt.1 pt.2 pt.3
12. Big Love

On October 26, 2018, the group released their seventh studio album under the title Masters of the Sun Vol. 1, which was the first fully released Black Eyed Peas studio album as a trio since singer Fergie had left the group. This was a political album, extracted from their own graphic novel of the same title. The move away from their previous electronic dance sounds predominant in most of their earlier output came to bear off contemporary social mists of the U.S. This album takes them back to the hip hop and boom bap places once more, dealing with pressing issues such as gun violence and police brutality. They teamed up with J. Rey Soul in the quest to present a message of unity to the nation, making it a big comeback after eight years off.

8. Translation (2020)

Tracklist:

1. Ritmo (Bad Boys For Life)
2. Feel the Beat
3. Mamacita
4. Girl Like Me
5. Vida Loca
6. No Mañana
7. Tonta Love
8. Celebrate
9. Todo Bueno
10. Duro Hard
11. Mabuti
12. I Woke Up
13. Get Loose Now
14. Action
15. News Today

Translation is the eighth studio album of the American urban electronic music group the Black Eyed Peas, which became available on June 19, 2020, on Epic Records. The album includes several notable artists such as Shakira and J Balvin. It came out with the lead-up singles of “No Mañana,” which was released exactly a week before the album’s release date, and two number-one tracks, “Ritmo (Bad Boys for Life)” and “Mamacita.” Although it did not do too great in terms of commercial sales, charting only at number 52 on the Billboard 200 and number three on Top Latin Albums, Translation was largely fair and elated with smooth reggaeton beats and luscious collaborations-the good and the bad-resulting in a growth within the group’s sound.

9. Elevation (2022)

Tracklist:

1. Simply the Best
2. Muevelo
3. Audios
4. Double D’z
5. Bailar Contigo
6. Get Down
7. Dance 4 U
8. Guarantee
9. Filipina Queen
10. Jump
11. In the Air
12. Fire Starter
13. Don’t You Worry
14. L.O.V.E.

The ninth studio album by the Black Eyed Peas, “Elevation” was released on November 11, 2022, on will.i.am Music Group and Epic Records. Tracks of this album have some of the most prestigious artists of the time like J. Rey Soul and Anitta while Shakira. Having a total of 15 songs, this album has been made to try out all kinds of music categorized by their genres just like the group is also known for. Elevation was a commercial success, peaking to number 13 on the US Top Dance/Electronic Albums chart and receiving gold certificates in Hungary and Italy. The band announced “Elevation,” their next album after “Translation,” created at the end of 2020, on social media with promises of greater energy and geographical input into their rhythm.

All Black Eyed Peas Tours in Order by Year

Some of the major tours this band has undertaken over their lifetime include The Elephunk Tour (2004), which was the first of many major world tours following the massive success of Elephunk, then the Monkey Business Tour in 2005 to back their ace album, Monkey Business. In 2009, The E.N.D. World Tour, with songs from The E.N.D., they went on to The Beginning Tour (2010-2011), where they advocated for the album The Beginning. After a long hiatus, they came back in 2018 with the Masters of the Sun Tour with J. Rey Soul in tow. Every tour encapsulated the energy of the ever-changing lineup of the Black Eyed Peas and fusing pop, hip hop, and electronic sounds and cementing their world influence.

Here is the list of Black Eyed Peas Tours in Order by Year:

1. 1998: Smokin’ Grooves 1998
2. 1999: SnoCore Tour
3. 1999: Vans Warped Tour 1999 
4. 2000: Vans Warped Tour 2000
5. 2003: Justified/Stripped Tour (featured for Justin Timberlake and Christina Aguilera)
6. 2004: Fly or Die Tour (co-headlined with N.E.R.D.)
7. 2004: Elephunk Tour
8. 2005: Harajuku Lovers Tour (featured for Gwen Stefani)
9. 2005–2006: Monkey Business Tour
10. 2006: Honda Civic Tour
11. 2007: Black Blue & You Tour
12. 2009: U2 360° Tour (featured for U2)
13. 2009–2010: The E.N.D. World Tour
14. 2011: The Beginning
15. 2018: Masters of the Sun Tour
16. 2023: Elevation

Conclusion:

Black Eyed Peas discography, covered up in the post Black Eyed Peas Albums in Order, marked dynamic musical journeys evolving from alternative hip hop to pop-rap with all the global outreach. One break-up in Elephunk (2003) and further Monkey Business (2005) and The E.N.D. (2009) confirmed them in the pop culture. Latest trends like translations of Translation (2020) and Elevation (2022) confirm their ability to follow the flow of the times, and they can be watched indeed putting Latin and reggaeton rhythms in their work these last years.

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