250+ Best Music Trivia Questions and Answers (Easiest to Hardest)

Sometimes, it can be challenging to express our emotions directly. Music offers a safe and cathartic space to release bottled-up feelings, whether through joyful dancing or tearful listening.

Music often brings people together, fostering a sense of connection and belonging. But how much do you know about this relaxation technique?

Well, music trivia games exist to test your knowledge of your favorite tracks, their artists, and their lyrics. From legendary icons to rising stars, music trivia covers artists across genres and eras. From classical concertos to head-banging metal, music trivia explores the vast spectrum of musical styles. 

Identify genres by sound, recognize iconic composers, or even guess instruments used in different pieces. Are you ready? Gather your close pals and fellow music lovers for a fun music trivia night show.

Are there any music trivia games?

There are tons of music trivia games out there, both online and offline. No matter your preference, there’s a music trivia game out there waiting to be discovered.

If you love playing trivia as a board game, Trivial Pursuit offers a musical twist with questions spanning genres, artists, and musical history. Songpop and Music Quiz are great choices if you would love to compete with friends over a mobile app.

Also, many pubs and bars host regular trivia nights, often featuring themed music rounds. Check your local listings to find a quiz night near you. Interestingly, gather your music-loving friends and family and create your trivia questions based on shared interests or specific genres.

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How to play music trivia on Google Home

Google Home doesn’t currently have a built-in music trivia game. However, there are still ways to get your music trivia fix with your trusty assistant:

#1. Ask trivia questions: You can directly ask Google Home music-related trivia questions. For example, “Who sings the song ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’?” or “What year was the Woodstock festival?” Google Home will search the web and provide you with the answers.

2. Use third-party apps: Some third-party apps on Google Home allow for trivia games, including music-themed ones. Here are a few options:

• QuizUp: This app offers various trivia categories, including music. You can challenge friends or play against random opponents.
• Trivia Crack: Similar to QuizUp, Trivia Crack features different categories, including music. Spin the wheel to land on a category and answer trivia questions.
• Jeopardy! On-Demand: While not strictly music-focused, Jeopardy! On-Demand offers occasional music-related categories you can test your knowledge on.

3. Cast from your phone: If you have a music trivia app on your phone, you can cast it to your Google Home speaker and play it through there. This way, you can enjoy the game’s audio and visuals on your smart speaker.

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How to play music trivia on Alexa

Alexa offers several ways to get your music trivia fix, from built-in skills to third-party apps and creative workarounds.

Simply ask Alexa to run the music quiz if you already prepared one. Use these “command prompts”

1. Alexa, open The Music Quiz”
2. ”Alexa, start The Music Quiz”
3. ”Alexa, run The Music Quiz”

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Country music trivia Questions and Answers

Easy Country music trivia

1. Which country singer famously starred in the film “Coal Miner’s Daughter”? (Loretta Lynn)
2. What is the name of Johnny Cash’s iconic black suit? (The Folsom Prison Suit)
3. What year was the Country Music Association (CMA) founded? (1958)
4. What is the line dance featured in the song “Achy Breaky Heart”? (The Electric Slide)
5. Which state claims the title of “Country Music Capital of the World”? (Nashville, Tennessee…again!)

Medium:

11. Which artist recorded the first million-selling country album? (Patsy Cline)
12. What is the nickname for the outlaw country movement of the 1970s? (The Nashville Sound…just kidding, it’s Outlaw Country!)
13. Which country singer wrote and performed the theme song for the TV show “The Dukes of Hazzard”? (Waylon Jennings)
14. What is the name of Taylor Swift’s first country music album? (Taylor Swift)
15. Which iconic country music festival takes place in Indio, California? (Coachella…just kidding, it’s Stagecoach!)
16. What is the name of Carrie Underwood’s alma mater? (Oklahoma State University)
17. Which band released the hit song “Chicken Fried”? (Zac Brown Band)
18. What is the name of Blake Shelton’s popular ranch? (Ranch Ehrhardt)
19. Which country music couple co-starred in the film “Hannah Montana: The Movie”? (Billy Ray Cyrus & Miley Cyrus)
20. What is the name of the annual awards show hosted by the Academy of Country Music (ACM)? (ACM Awards)

Hard:

21. Who wrote the classic country song “I Walk the Line”? (Johnny Cash)
22. Which artist was the first African-American woman to win a CMA Award? (Charley Pride)
23. What is the name of the historic radio station known as the “Mother Church of Country Music”? (WSM)
24. Which country music legend famously recorded an album in Folsom Prison? (Johnny Cash)
25. What is the name of the annual music festival held in Austin, Texas? (South by Southwest…just kidding, it’s Austin City Limits)
26. Which band was originally called “Dixie Chicks” before changing their name in 2003? (The Chicks)
27. What is the name of the iconic guitar Johnny Cash played? (A 1959 Martin D-35)
28. Which artist holds the record for the most CMA Entertainer of the Year awards? (Garth Brooks, with 7 wins)
29. What is the name of the annual awards show hosted by the Country Music Association (CMA)? (CMA Awards)
30. Which country music couple sang the duet “Mr. and Mrs. American Pie”? (Billy Ray Cyrus & LeAnn Rimes)
31. Which country music legend famously recorded “Folsom Prison Blues”? (Johnny Cash)
32. What is the name of the annual awards show hosted by the Country Music Association? (CMA Awards)
33. Which artist’s song famously mentions a “redneck yacht club”? (Trace Adkins)
34. Who is the youngest artist to win the Academy of Country Music’s Entertainer of the Year award? (Taylor Swift)
35. What is the name of the iconic music venue in Nashville, Tennessee? (Grand Ole Opry)
36. Which song by Garth Brooks holds the record for the most weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart? (“The Dance”)
37. Which country music group was originally called the Dixie Chicks? (The Chicks)
38. Who wrote the iconic song “I Will Always Love You”? (Dolly Parton)
39. What is the name of the annual music festival held in Austin, Texas, known for its eclectic mix of genres? (South by Southwest)
40. Which artist famously recorded “Achy Breaky Heart”? (Billy Ray Cyrus)
41. What is the name of the fictional town featured in the hit TV show “Nashville”? (Rayna James)
42. Which country music star is married to actress Nicole Kidman? (Keith Urban)
43. What is the name of the iconic line dance featured in the song “Macarena”? (Electric Slide)
44. Which country music legend was once known as “The Prisoner”? (Johnny Cash)
45. What is the name of the annual music festival held in Indio, California, known for its A-list headliners and Coachella fashion? (Stagecoach)

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70s music trivia

Easy Music Trivia from the 70’s

1. What was the name of the iconic disco club in the movie “Saturday Night Fever”? (Studio 54)
2. Which band’s logo features a red tongue sticking out of a mouth? (The Rolling Stones)
3. What instrument did Stevie Wonder play on his hit song “Superstition”? (Clavinet)
4. Which Queen song was featured in the movie “Bohemian Rhapsody”? (You guessed it, Bohemian Rhapsody!)
5. What was the name of the group that sang “YMCA”? (The Village People)

Medium:

6. Which artist’s album cover featured a banana taped to its front? (The Velvet Underground & Nico)
7. What was the name of the first ever hip-hop song? (“Rapper’s Delight” by The Sugarhill Gang)
8. Which Pink Floyd album featured the iconic prism artwork? (The Dark Side of the Moon)
9. Who sang the theme song for the TV show “The Six Million Dollar Man”? (Steve Austin)
10. What was the name of the disco dance move that involved lying on the floor and spinning around? (The Hustle)

Hard:

11. Which band’s 1977 album featured the iconic cover of a burning car? (Led Zeppelin – Presence)
12. What was the name of the first ever punk rock song? (“God Save the Queen” by the Sex Pistols)
13. Which reggae artist released the album “Catch a Fire” in 1973? (Bob Marley & The Wailers)
14. Who sang the theme song for the movie “Jaws”? (John Williams)
15. What was the name of the disco subgenre that emphasized synthesizers and electronic sounds? (Eurodisco)

Bonus:

16. Which iconic 70s band reunited in 2012 for a world tour? (Eagles)
17. What was the name of the popular music magazine founded in 1971? (Rolling Stone)
18. Which 70s song was famously used in the opening scene of the movie “Reservoir Dogs”? (“Stuck in the Middle with You” by Stealers Wheel)
19. Who wrote the hit song “I Will Survive”? (Gloria Gaynor)
20. What was the name of the popular dance craze that involved doing the robot? (The Robot)
21. Which song did John Travolta strut to in “Saturday Night Fever”? (“Stayin’ Alive” by the Bee Gees)
22. What instrument did Stevie Wonder play on “Superstition”? (Harmonica)
23. Which band sang “Bohemian Rhapsody”? (Queen)
24. What was the name of the Swedish pop group that won Eurovision in 1974? (ABBA)
25. Which artist’s 1971 hit declared, “I’m not in love”? (10cc)
26. What was the name of the fictional disco club in the movie “Grease”? (Studio 54)
27. Who sang the theme song for the James Bond film “Live and Let Die”? (Paul McCartney & Wings)
28. Which band’s 1973 hit declared, “Give peace a chance”? (John Lennon)
29. What was the name of the first-ever hip-hop single released in 1979? (“Rapper’s Delight” by The Sugarhill Gang
30. Which iconic album by Fleetwood Mac was rumored to be inspired by the band members’ romantic entanglements? (“Rumours”)
31. What was the name of the reggae subgenre that emerged in the late 70s, characterized by its slower tempo and socially conscious lyrics? (Roots reggae)
32. Which band’s 1977 hit featured the line, “We built this city on rock and roll”? (Starship)
33. Who sang the theme song for the TV show “The Six Million Dollar Man”? (Steve Austin)
34. What was the name of the disco queen known for her extravagant costumes and platform shoes? (Donna Summer)
35. Which iconic 70s song features the lyric, “Hotel California, such a lovely place”? (“Hotel California” by Eagles)
36. What was the name of the British punk rock band known for their anti-establishment lyrics and safety pin fashion? (Sex Pistols)
37. Which disco hit famously declared, “We are family”? (Sister Sledge)
38. Who sang the theme song for the movie “Jaws”? (John Williams)
39. What was the name of the Australian rock band known for their high-energy live performances and anthems like “Thunderstruck”? (AC/DC)
40. Which disco queen sang “I Will Survive”? (Gloria Gaynor)

80s music trivia

Easy

1. What was the first video played on MTV on Aug. 1, 1981? Answer: “Video Killed the Radio Star”
2. What ‘80s superstar portrayed Dr. Noah Drake on “General Hospital”? Answer: Rick Springfield
3. What rock guitarist played on the Michael Jackson song “Beat It”? Answer: Eddie Van Halen
4. In what ‘80s movie did Madonna portray a nightclub singer? Answer: “Vision Quest”
5. In 1987, what George Michael song was banned by the BBC for being too racy? Answer: “I Want Your Sex”
6. What was Paula Abdul’s first Top 40 hit? Answer: “Straight Up”
7. Which song by Tommy James and the Shondells did teen pop star Tiffany cover in 1987? Answer: “I Think We’re Alone Now”
8. Annie Lennox is one half of the pop group the Eurythmics. Who is the other? Answer: Dave Stewart
9. What band was known as the “Fab Five” in the 1980s? Answer: Duran Duran
10. What 1989 Cher video was banned from MTV because of her revealing outfit? Answer: “If I Could Turn Back Time”
11. In 1983, U2 charted on the Billboard 100 for the first time with what song? Answer: “New Year’s Day”
12. In the 1985 Tears for Fears song, everybody wants to rule what? Answer: The world
13. In 1985 Madonna married what film actor? Answer: Sean Penn
14. Surpassing more than a billion views on YouTube, the 1985 song (and groundbreaking video) “Take On Me” is by what band? Answer: A-ha
15. During the 1985 Live Aid concert, which musician performed in both the U.S. and London? Answer: Phil Collins
16. What “General Hospital” actor sang the hit 1984 song “All I Need”? Answer: Jack Wagner
17. “Red Red Wine” is a song by what band? Answer: UB40
18. What song did Jody Watley sing “Hasta la vista, baby”? Answer: “Looking For a New Love”
19. Billy Idol hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1987 with what song? Answer: “Mony, Mony”
20. What 1983 song launched the career of ‘80s icon Cyndi Lauper? Answer: “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun”
21. What “Friends” actor jumps up on stage to dance with Bruce Springsteen in the “Dancing in the Dark” video? Answer: Courtney Cox
22. What actor and comedian appeared in the video for the Paul Simon song “You Can Call Me Al”? Answer: Chevy Chase
23. What 1984 Tina Turner song was the title for the Oscar-winning film about the singer’s life? Answer: “What’s Love Got to Do With It?”
24. What Police song features the lyric “There’s a little black spot on the sun today”? Answer: “King of Pain”
25. What platinum REO Speedwagon album spawned four Top 40 hits after its release in 1981? Answer: “Hi Infidelity”
26. In 1986, Janet Jackson released what chart-topping album? Answer: “Control”
27. What ‘80s band had a Top 40 hit covering the Supremes’ song “Where Did Our Love Go”? Answer: Soft Cell
28. The popular ‘80s hit “Too Shy” was released by which band? Answer: Kajagoogoo
29. Name the red-headed British singer who released the 1987 song “Never Gonna Give You Up.” Answer: Rick Astley
30. What kind of car does Prince sing about in his 1983 hit? Answer: “Little Red Corvette”
31. The lyric “Josie’s on a vacation far away” is from what Outfield song? Answer: “Your Love”
32. “Beverly Hills Cop” star Eddie Murphy had a chart-topping hit in December 1985. What was the song called? Answer: “Party All the Time”
33. Before using his real last name, John Mellencamp went by what stage name? Answer: John Cougar

Medium

1. What was the first music video played on MTV? (“Video Killed the Radio Star” by The Buggles)
2. Which iconic band sang “We Built This City”? (Starship)
3. What instrument did Rick Astley play in the “Never Gonna Give You Up” music video? (Electric keyboard)
4. Which song famously includes the line “Don’t stop believin’?” (Hold On Loosely by Journey)
5. What movie featured the hit song “Footloose” by Kenny Loggins? (Footloose)
6. Which pop icon’s 1984 album featured the controversial music video for “Like a Prayer”? (Madonna)
7. What was the name of the all-female pop group known for their elaborate costumes and synchronized routines? (The Bangles)
8. Which band’s 1987 album featured the iconic cover art of a baby underwater? (Nirvana – Nevermind)
9. Who sang the theme song for the TV show “Baywatch”? (Hoffman & Haendel – Guardian Angel)
10. What was the name of the popular dance craze inspired by Michael Jackson’s “Moonwalk”? (The Anti-Gravity Lean)
11. Which British new wave band’s 1983 album featured the hit song “The Final Countdown”? (Europe)
12. What was the name of the hip-hop group formed by Run-DMC, DJ Jam Master Jay, and Darryl McDaniels? (Run-DMC)
13. Which song by Bruce Springsteen famously mentions “Born in the U.S.A.”? (Dancing in the Dark)
14. Who sang the duet “Endless Love” with Mariah Carey? (Lionel Richie)
15. What was the name of the popular hair styling tool that created crimped waves in the 80s? (Crimper)

Hard

16. Which iconic music festival took place in Bethel, New York in 1983? (Woodstock)
17. What was the name of the popular arcade game that featured Michael Jackson’s music videos? (Moonwalker)
18. Which classic 80s movie featured the song “Hungry like the Wolf” by Duran Duran? (National Lampoon’s Vacation)
19. Who sang the theme song for the TV show “The A-Team”? (Mike Post)
20. What was the name of the popular cassette tape brand in the 80s? (Maxell)
21. Who sang the theme song for the movie “Ghostbusters”? (Ray Parker Jr.)
22. Which synthpop duo had hits like “Tainted Love” and “Sweet Child o’ Mine”? (Soft Cell & Guns N’ Roses)
23. What was the name of the popular dance craze inspired by Michael Jackson’s “Billie Jean” music video? (Moonwalk)
24. Which hip-hop group released the groundbreaking album “Licensed to Ill” in 1986? (The Beastie Boys)
25. Hard:
26. Which British band’s 1987 album featured the iconic cover art of a prism refracting light? (Pink Floyd – The Dark Side of the Moon)
27. Who sang the duet “Endless Love” with Mariah Carey? (Luther Vandross)
28. What was the name of the popular teen movie that featured the soundtrack “Breakfast Club”? (The Breakfast Club)
29. Which band’s 1984 album featured the hit song “Purple Rain”? (Prince & The Revolution)
30. What was the name of the first commercially successful rap duo? (Run-DMC)

90s Music Trivia Questions and Answers

1. Alfred Nevarez was a member of which 1990s boy band? A. Boyz II Men
2. Who hit No.1 in 1992 with ‘I’ll Be There’? A. Mariah Carey
3. How many members were there in 1990s Boyband 98 Degrees? A. 4
4. How many members were in the band RnB band Surface? A. 3
5. Prince had a No.1 hit in 1991 with which color? A. Purple
6. Who had 1990s hits with ‘Release Me’ and ‘Hold On’? A. Wilson Phillips
7. Who sang the hit song ‘Un-Break My Heart’? A. Toni Braxton
8. Kris Kross had a No.1 hit with which song in 1992? A. Jump
9. Which band had a one-hit wonder in 1998 with “You Get What You Give”? A. New Radicals
10. How many members were there in the band Color Me Badd? A. 4
11. Who sang the song ‘Genie in a Bottle’? A. Christina Aguilera
12. What song put Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers back on the charts in the 1990s? A. Mary Jane’s Last Dance
13. Which ‘Citizen’ released the 1999 track ‘Better Days’? A. Citizen King
14. In which year did Sinead O’Connor have a UK No. 1 hit with “Nothing Compares 2 U”? A. 1990
15. Monica had a 1998 No.1 with which song? A. The First Night
16. Nobody Knows was a 1996 hit for which ‘project’? A. The Tony Rich Project
17. Cher had a UK No. 1 hit with which song in 1998? A. Believe
18. Which 90s song is Fatboy Slim’s only UK No. 1? A. Praise You
19. Unfinished Symphony, Teardrop, and Angel are 90s singles by which English group and art collective? A. Massive Attack
20. Emma Bunton was known as which ‘Spice’? A. Baby
21. Which Amy scored a hit in 1991 with ‘Baby Baby’? A. Grant
22. What was the name of the Spice Girls’ first album? A. Spice
23. Who performed the hit song ‘Bittersweet Symphony’? A. The Verve
24. Marky Mark was often backed by which ‘Bunch’? A. Funky Bunch
25. Which record did Ace of Base take to No.1 in 1994? A. The Sign
26. Lisa Loeb found chart success with which band? A. Nine Stories
27. Usher scored a number-one hit in 1998 with what song? A. Nice And Slow
28. The boy band Five came from which country? A. England
29. Shania Twain told us in 1999 ‘Man! I Feel Like a….’? A. Woman
30. What nationality was 1990s star Ini Kamoze? A. Jamaican
31. Which Spanish pop star’s 1996 hit “Macarena” became a global dance phenomenon? (Los del Río)
32. What was the name of the Brazilian bossa nova singer who rose to international fame in the 90s, known for her sultry vocals and iconic white dress? (Astrud Gilberto)
33. Which South Korean boy band became a K-pop sensation in the late 90s, paving the way for future generations of idols? (H.O.T.)
34. What British band’s 1997 song “Tubthumping” became a worldwide anthem for partying and rebellion? (Chumbawamba)
35. Which Canadian singer-songwriter’s 1995 album “Jagged Little Pill” became a global smash hit, selling over 30 million copies? (Alanis Morissette)
36. Which iconic French electronic music duo burst onto the scene in the late 90s with their hit “Da Funk”? (Daft Punk)
37. Who is the Colombian singer-songwriter known for her blend of pop, rock, and traditional Latin American music, who achieved international success in the late 90s? (Shakira)
38. What Swedish pop group’s 1998 hit “Barbie Girl” sparked controversy but topped charts worldwide? (Aqua)
39. Which Australian rock band’s 1997 album “Silverchair” launched them to international fame and earned them comparisons to Nirvana? (Silverchair)
40. What Japanese rock band’s 1998 song “Closer” became a global hit and introduced them to Western audiences? (L’Arc~en~Ciel)
41. Which iconic Italian opera singer captivated audiences worldwide with her powerful voice and dramatic performances in the 90s? (Andrea Bocelli)
42. What Indian singer-songwriter and actress became a Bollywood icon in the 90s, known for her versatile vocals and captivating screen presence? (Alka Yagnik)
43. Who is the Puerto Rican rapper and singer known as the “Queen of Reggaeton,” who rose to international fame in the late 90s? (Ivy Queen)

2000’s Music Trivia Questions and Answers

1. Which band’s 2008 hit featured a robotic voice singing “Do you ever feel like a plastic bag”? (Radiohead – Pyramid Song)
2. What was the name of the reality singing competition that dominated the early 2000s, launching stars like Kelly Clarkson and Carrie Underwood? (American Idol)
3. Which song’s music video famously featured Beyoncé dancing in a leotard in front of a wind machine? (Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It) – Beyoncé)
4. What was the ringtone that everyone had on their flip phones in the early 2000s? (Crazy Frog Axel F)
5. Which pop-punk band’s 2007 hit declared “This is the year we take back emo”? (Fall Out Boy – This Ain’t a Scene, It’s an Arms Race)
6. Which British singer-songwriter’s 2008 album “21” featured hits like “Chasing Pavements” and “Rolling in the Deep”? (Adele)
7. What was the name of the iconic dance craze inspired by Soulja Boy’s 2007 song “Crank That (Soulja Boy)”? (Superman)
8. Which hip-hop duo released the groundbreaking album “Graduation” in 2007, featuring hits like “Stronger” and “Good Life”? (Kanye West)
9. What Canadian singer-songwriter’s 2006 hit “Call Me Maybe” became an international viral sensation? (Carly Rae Jepsen)
10. Which band’s 2005 song featured the lyrics “I used to be afraid of the dark, now I’m afraid of the light”? (My Chemical Romance – Welcome to the Black Parade)

Hard:

11. Which American indie rock band’s 2002 album “Yankee Hotel Foxtrot” achieved critical acclaim despite initially low sales? (Wilco)
12. Who sang the 2003 theme song for the movie “The Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl”? (Hans Zimmer – He’s a Pirate)
13. Which British electronic music duo’s 2007 song “Timebomb” featured Chris Martin on vocals? (The Chemical Brothers)
14. What was the name of the popular social networking site that launched in 2003 and revolutionized online communication? (MySpace)
15. Which American rock band’s 2009 album “The Resistance” featured themes of political corruption and dystopian societies? (Muse)

16. Which British singer-songwriter famously shaved his head and released the melancholic album “Kid A” in 2000? (Radiohead – Thom Yorke)
17. What was the name of the popular music video countdown show that aired on MTV in the early 2000s? (Total Request Live)
18. Which American rock band’s 2006 album “Stadium Arcadium” was a double album spanning four discs and multiple genres? (Red Hot Chili Peppers)
19. What was the name of the handheld music player that revolutionized digital music and replaced the Walkman? (iPod)
20. Which British pop group’s 2008 song “Viva La Vida” featured a string section and orchestral arrangements? (Coldplay)
21. Which Colombian singer’s 2006 hit “Hips Don’t Lie” featuring Shakira became a global dance phenomenon? (Wyclef Jean)
22. What Korean boy band dominated the K-pop scene in the early 2000s, known for their synchronized dance moves and catchy tunes? (TVXQ)
23. Which Brazilian funk carioca group’s 2008 hit “Ai Se Eu Te Pego!” (“Oh, If I Catch You!”) became a viral sensation and sparked a dance craze? (Michel Teló)
24. What Japanese rock band’s 2007 song “One More Time, One More Chance” became a global hit and introduced them to Western audiences? (ONE OK ROCK)
25. Which Swedish pop duo’s 2009 hit “Rapture” featuring Kanye West topped charts worldwide and blended electronic and hip-hop sounds? (Robyn)
26. Who is the Spanish singer-songwriter known for her passionate vocals and flamenco influences, who achieved international success with her 2005 album “Mi Rosa”? (Rocío Jurado)
27. What French electronic music duo’s 2007 album “Human After All” featured robotic vocals and explored themes of technology and humanity? (Daft Punk)
28. Which Nigerian singer-songwriter’s 2006 hit “Dorobucci” became a global Afrobeat anthem, blending traditional Nigerian sounds with modern pop and electronic elements? (D’banj)
29. What British electronic music producer’s 2008 album “Invaders Must Die” featured collaborations with artists like Dizzee Rascal and MIA, blending electronic and dubstep influences? (The Prodigy)
30. Which Colombian singer-songwriter’s 2008 hit “La Tortura” featuring Alejandro Sanz became a global smash hit, blending Latin pop and flamenco sounds? (Shakira)

Rock music trivia

1. What iconic band’s logo features a red tongue and lips sticking out? (The Rolling Stones)
2. Which classic rock anthem famously asks “Who let the dogs out?” (The Baha Men)
3. What was the nickname for the British rock invasion of the 1960s? (The British Invasion)
4. Which rock band’s lead singer famously wears a kilt on stage? (AC/DC)
5. What instrument is Jimmy Page best known for playing? (Electric Guitar)
6. Which iconic rock album features a prism-refracting light on its cover? (Pink Floyd – The Dark Side of the Moon)
7. Who sang the theme song for the movie “Wayne’s World”? (Queen – Bohemian Rhapsody)
8. What is the nickname for the Seattle grunge scene of the 1990s? (The Seattle Sound)
9. Which rock band’s 1973 album features the iconic song “Stairway to Heaven”? (Led Zeppelin)
10. What rock group’s name translates to “Lightning Strikes” in German? (Rammstein)
11. Which influential British progressive rock band released the concept album “Tommy”? (The Who)
12. What was the nickname for the Los Angeles glam rock scene of the 1980s? (Sunset Strip)
13. Who is the “Madman” of British heavy metal known for his theatrical stage presence? (Ozzy Osbourne)
14. Which American rock band’s 1991 album “Nevermind” launched the grunge era into the mainstream? (Nirvana)
15. What is the name of the iconic rock festival held annually in England since 1970? (Glastonbury Festival)

16. Which rock band famously broke up on stage in Montreal in 1973? (The Doors)
17. What is the name of the legendary New York City music venue known for hosting iconic rock shows? (CBGB)
18. Which rock guitarist famously played his guitar behind his head? (Jimi Hendrix)
19. What is the name of the distortion effect commonly used in heavy metal music? (Distortion)
20. Which classic rock song features the lyric “I’m just a poor boy, nobody loves me”? (Bohemian Rhapsody – Queen)

NBA 2k23 music trivia Questions and Answers

1. Which artist’s hit “Truth Hurts” was the soundtrack to Liz Cambage’s dominant season in 2K23? (Lizzo)
2. What rock royalty insists on rocking you in the game’s opening menu? (Queen)
3. Pete Rock & CL Smooth reminisce about you with which track in 2K23? (“They Reminisce Over You (T.R.O.Y.)”)
4. What was the nickname of jazz legend Louis Armstrong, featured in the soundtrack? (“Satchmo”)
5. How old was musical icon Stevie Wonder when he landed his first Billboard Hot 100 hit, celebrated in 2K23? (12)
6. Which band’s 1987 album cover art, featuring a baby underwater, graces a soundtrack track? (Nirvana – Nevermind)
7. Who sang the iconic theme song for the movie “Ghostbusters,” included in 2K23? (Ray Parker Jr.)
8. Which synthpop duo had hits like “Tainted Love” and “Sweet Child o’ Mine” featured in the game? (Soft Cell & Guns N’ Roses)
9. Michael Jackson’s “Billie Jean” inspired which dance craze celebrated in 2K23? (Moonwalk)
10. Who released the groundbreaking album “Licensed to Ill” in 1986, featured in the soundtrack? (The Beastie Boys)

11. Which British band’s 1987 album cover art, featuring a prism refracting light, appears in 2K23? (Pink Floyd – The Dark Side of the Moon)
12. Who sang the duet “Endless Love” with Mariah Carey, included in the soundtrack? (Luther Vandross)
13. What was the name of the popular teen movie that featured the soundtrack “Breakfast Club,” referenced in 2K23? (The Breakfast Club)
14. Which artist’s 1984 album featured the hit song “Purple Rain,” celebrated in the game? (Prince & The Revolution)
15. What was the name of the first commercially successful rap duo, whose music appears in 2K23? (Run-DMC)

16. Which one-hit wonder sang the song “Safety Dance,” featured in a retro challenge? (Men Without Hats)
17. What was the name of the iconic music festival that took place in 1985 and featured Queen’s legendary performance, referenced in 2K23? (Live Aid)
18. Which hair metal band was nicknamed “The Hairspray Kings,” whose music rocks the soundtrack? (Mötley Crüe)
19. What was the name of the popular arcade game that featured Michael Jackson’s music videos, mentioned in a trivia question? (Moonwalker)
20. Which iconic synthpop band’s name translates to “Depeche Mode” in French, appearing in the soundtrack? (New Order)
21. Which iconic 80s song featured in the game asks, “Who you gonna call?” (Ghostbusters – Ray Parker Jr.)
22. What legendary rapper dropped the anthem “Jump” that gets every crowd hyped in NBA 2K23? (Kris Kross)
23. Which soulful duo brings the smooth vibes with their track “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough” in the soundtrack? (Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell)
24. What legendary rock band’s hit “Thunderstruck” electrifies the atmosphere in the game? (AC/DC)
25. Which iconic sports movie’s soundtrack is featured in NBA 2K23, featuring Queen’s “We Are the Champions”? (Rocky IV)
26. Which iconic hip-hop anthem declares “I’m the king of New York” and pumps up the energy in NBA 2K23? (Jay-Z – Empire State of Mind)
27. What catchy 90s classic by TLC reminds us to “Don’t Go Chasin’ Waterfalls” while we drain those three-pointers? (TLC – Waterfalls)
28. Which legendary funk group’s grooves like “Uptown Funk” and “Can’t Stop the Feeling!” get you moving on the court? (Mark Ronson featuring Bruno Mars)
29. What Latin pop anthem by Shakira featuring Maluma gets the crowd hyped in NBA 2K23? (Shakira ft. Maluma – Chantaje)
30. Which British electronic music duo’s iconic song “Sing It Back” featuring Moloko gets the party started in the NBA 2K23 soundtrack? (Basement Jaxx)

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Conclusion

Music can enhance memory, focus, and even spatial reasoning. Listening to music can stimulate the brain in various ways, potentially improving cognitive function overall.

Test your knowledge of the biographies, discographies, awards, and unique quirks of these artists you have been listening to. Engage in a music trivia game night with our list of music trivia questions and answers spanning across the 70’s, 80’s, and even 2000’s.

References

• Parade.com – 100 Music Trivia Questions and Answers to Stump Your Friends and Inspire Amazing Playlists
• Today.com – 115 music trivia questions and answers that rock (and roll)
• Song Trivia.io – DISCOVER NEW MUSICS

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