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Music Quiz

Music · Easy

20 questions · Unlimited attempts · Free online practice

Music is a universal language that brings people together through rhythm, melody, and emotion. From ancient folk songs and classical masterpieces to modern pop, rock, jazz, and hip...

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All 20 questions in this Music quiz
  1. The 1991 album 'Nevermind,' which brought grunge music into the mainstream, was the work of which band?

    • A. Pearl Jam
    • B. Soundgarden
    • C. Nirvana
    • D. Alice in Chains
  2. Elvis Presley's first professional recordings were made in 1954 at which legendary studio in Memphis?

    • A. Abbey Road
    • B. Sun Studio
    • C. Motown Records
    • D. Capitol Records
  3. Which group provided the majority of the music for the 1977 'Saturday Night Fever' soundtrack, sparking the global disco craze?

    • A. ABBA
    • B. The Bee Gees
    • C. Chic
    • D. The Village People
  4. Released in 1967, which Beatles album is often cited as the first 'concept album' to revolutionize studio production?

    • A. Revolver
    • B. Rubber Soul
    • C. Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
    • D. Abbey Road
  5. The 'Three Tenors' concert series, which brought opera to a massive global audience, featured Jos Carreras, Plcido Domingo, and whom?

    • A. Andrea Bocelli
    • B. Luciano Pavarotti
    • C. Enrico Caruso
    • D. Mario Lanza
  6. In 2019, which girl group became the first K-pop act to perform at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival?

    • A. Twice
    • B. Red Velvet
    • C. BLACKPINK
    • D. Girls' Generation
  7. Which Italian composer is legendary for his 'Spaghetti Western' scores, including the iconic theme for 'The Good, the Bad and the Ugly'?

    • A. Ennio Morricone
    • B. Nino Rota
    • C. Giorgio Moroder
    • D. Ludovico Einaudi
  8. Which pop star was known as the 'Material Girl' after her hit song and music video in 1984?

    • A. Cyndi Lauper
    • B. Janet Jackson
    • C. Madonna
    • D. Whitney Houston
  9. Which Irish rock band's 1987 album 'The Joshua Tree' addressed the group's fascination with America and became a global multi-platinum success?

    • A. Thin Lizzy
    • B. The Cranberries
    • C. U2
    • D. The Pogues
  10. What was the name of B.B. King's favorite Gibson guitar, which he famously rescued from a burning building?

    • A. Layla
    • B. Lucille
    • C. Roxanne
    • D. Eleanor
  11. The 1990s 'Grunge' movement was primarily centered in which American city?

    • A. Portland
    • B. Los Angeles
    • C. Seattle
    • D. Chicago
  12. In 1983, Michael Jackson performed his first public 'Moonwalk' during a television special celebrating which record label?

    • A. RCA Victor
    • B. Motown
    • C. Columbia Records
    • D. Atlantic Records
  13. Which Queen song, released in 1975, spent nine weeks at number one and features a distinctive operatic mid-section?

    • A. Somebody to Love
    • B. We Are the Champions
    • C. Bohemian Rhapsody
    • D. Don't Stop Me Now
  14. Which Adele album, named after her age at the time of its creation, won the Grammy for Album of the Year in 2012?

    • A. 19
    • B. 21
    • C. 25
    • D. 30
  15. Which teenage artist made history in 2020 by winning all four major Grammy categories in a single year for 'When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?'

    • A. Lorde
    • B. Olivia Rodrigo
    • C. Billie Eilish
    • D. Halsey
  16. Which singer-songwriter released the 2006 album 'Back to Black,' which posthumously became one of the UK's best-selling albums?

    • A. Adele
    • B. Duffy
    • C. Amy Winehouse
    • D. Lana Del Rey
  17. Which Puerto Rican artist's 2004 song 'Gasolina' is credited with bringing 'Reggaeton' to an international audience?

    • A. Bad Bunny
    • B. Daddy Yankee
    • C. J Balvin
    • D. Ricky Martin
  18. Michael Jackson's 'Thriller,' the best-selling album of all time, was produced by which legendary music mogul?

    • A. Berry Gordy
    • B. Quincy Jones
    • C. Rick Rubin
    • D. Clive Davis
  19. Which 'Queen of Tejano Music' became the first Tejano artist to win a Grammy before her tragic death in 1995?

    • A. Gloria Estefan
    • B. Shakira
    • C. Selena Quintanilla
    • D. Jennifer Lopez
  20. Composed in 1723, "The Four Seasons" is a group of four violin concertos written by which Italian Baroque composer?

    • A. Antonio Vivaldi
    • B. Johann Sebastian Bach
    • C. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
    • D. Ludwig van Beethoven