Which band released the album "The Dark Side of the Moon"?

Pink Floyd. Pink Floyd released "The Dark Side of the Moon" in 1973.

Who is known as the "King of Pop"?

Michael Jackson. Michael Jackson earned the "King of Pop" title during the "Thriller" era.

How many strings does a standard classical guitar have?

6. A standard classical guitar has six strings tuned E–A–D–G–B–E.

Which composer wrote "The Four Seasons"?

Vivaldi. Antonio Vivaldi composed "The Four Seasons" around 1720.

What music genres are covered?

We cover pop, rock, hip-hop, R&B, country, electronic, classical, and more.

Are there lyric-based questions?

Yes! Many questions test your knowledge of famous song lyrics and who sang them.

Is international music included?

We include K-pop, Latin music, Eurovision, and artists from around the world.

Which band released the album "The Dark Side of the Moon"?

Pink Floyd. Pink Floyd released "The Dark Side of the Moon" in 1973.

Who is known as the "King of Pop"?

Michael Jackson. Michael Jackson earned the "King of Pop" title during the "Thriller" era.

How many strings does a standard classical guitar have?

6. A standard classical guitar has six strings tuned E–A–D–G–B–E.

Which composer wrote "The Four Seasons"?

Vivaldi. Antonio Vivaldi composed "The Four Seasons" around 1720.

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Music trivia celebrates the artists, songs, and moments that define our lives. Whether you are a pop fan, rock enthusiast, or hip-hop head, these questions will test your ear for music.

Every Genre, Every Decade

Music trivia is one of the most personal categories on the site because everyone brings their own soundtrack to it. Our music pool spans classical, jazz, blues, rock, soul, country, hip-hop, electronic, pop, Latin, K-pop, Afrobeats and countless subgenres in between. Rather than treat music history as a single canon, we mix eras and regions deliberately so a Billboard chart topper might share a round with a jazz standard or a landmark opera. Whatever you listen to on the way to work is probably represented — and a few genres you don't listen to are probably about to grow on you.

Songs, Albums and the People Who Made Them

Behind every hit is a producer's decision, a session musician's improvisation, or a lyricist's revision that changed everything. We give credit where it belongs. Expect questions about songwriters, producers, session players and label executives alongside the artists whose names are on the cover. Album deep cuts get real space too — not just the singles, but the tracks fans skip to first when they revisit a classic record. If you love reading liner notes, you'll feel at home.

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Music trivia is at its most fun when it captures the shared moments that briefly unify the culture — the performance everyone talked about the next day, the crossover collaboration nobody saw coming, the tour that broke attendance records, the surprise album drop that ate the internet for a week. We mix those cultural flashpoints with the underlying charts data (number-one debuts, streaming milestones, Grammy sweeps) so the questions feel both nostalgic and current.

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The best way to improve at music trivia is to listen actively across genres you don't normally touch. A single week spent exploring a new decade, a new region or a new style will noticeably improve your accuracy across the whole bank. Playlists organized around producers, labels or featured artists tend to teach you more than shuffling a favorites list. Our Easy tier sticks to widely known artists and songs; Medium pulls in album cuts, songwriters and chart context; Hard is where session credits, one-hit wonders and deep genre history live.

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