September 11 in History

• 1950

  September 11, 1950:

  Swedish opera singer, Jenny Lind makes her American debut at a concert in New York City.

• 1951

  September 11, 1951:

  An opera by Russian composer Stravinsky's titled "Rake's Progress” premiers in Teatro La Fenice, Venice.

• 1958

  September 11, 1958:

  American R&B singer LaVern Baker records a song titled "I Cried A Tear."

• 1962

  September 11, 1962:

  The Beatles records their debut British single titled "Love Me Do".

• 1965

  September 11, 1965:

  The 5th studio album by the English rock band, The Beatles titled "Help!” peaks at number 1 on the British music chart.

• 1967

  September 11, 1967:

  The American variety and sketch comedy television show titled "The Carol Burnett Show”, starring Carol Burnett, is originally aired on CBS-TV.

• 1973

  September 11, 1973:

  Singer and songwriter Bruce Springsteen issues his 2nd studio album titled “The Wild, The Innocent And The E Street Shuffle”.

• 2001

  September 11, 2001:

  American rapper Jay-Z releases his 6th studio album titled "Blueprint".

• 2005

  September 11, 2005:

  The romantic drama film "Pride & Prejudice", directed by Joe Wright, premieres.

• 2015

  September 11, 2015:

  The science fiction film, "The Martian" is formally issued at the Toronto International Film Festival. The movie was directed by Ridley Scott 

• 2018

  September 11, 2018: The American biographical comedy-drama film dubbed "Green Book" is released worldwide after it was shown at the Toronto International Film Festival.