1. What city did Nirvana form in?
(a) Seattle, Washington
(b) Los Angeles, California
(c) Portland, Oregon
(d) Austin, Texas
2.In what year did Nirvana release their debut album, “Bleach”?
(a) 1988
(b) 1991
(c) 1992
(d) 1993
3.What was the name of Nirvana’s breakthrough album that launched them into mainstream popularity?
(a) Nevermind
(b) In Utero
(c) MTV Unplugged in New York
(d) Bleach
1. In which Canadian province was Neil Young born?
a) Ontario
b) Quebec
c) Manitoba
d) British Columbia
2.What was the name of Neil Young’s first successful band?
a) Buffalo Springfield
b) The Squires
c) Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young
d) Crazy Horse
3. Which iconic song did Neil Young write about a friend who died in a car crash?
a) “Heart of Gold”
b) “Rockin’ in the Free World”
c) “After the Gold Rush”
d) “Ohio”
1. In which state was Miles Davis born?
(a) Illinois
(b) New York
(c) Missouri
(d) California
2. With whom did Miles Davis play in a bebop quintet, that famous saxophonist?
(a) John Coltrane
(b) Charlie Parker
(c) Sonny Rollins
(d) Stan Getz
3. Which album is widely regarded as one of the most acclaimed jazz albums ever released?
(a) Milestones
(b) Kind Of Blue
(c) Sketches Of Spain
(d) Bitches Brew
1. In which English town was Mick Jagger born?
a) Liverpool
b) London
c) Dartford
d) Manchester
2. What was the original name Mick considered for The Rolling Stones?
a) The Blues Boys
b) The Next Generation
c) The Cockroaches
d) The Backstreet Boys
3. Mick Jagger is known for his energetic stage presence. What was his nickname during the band’s early days?
a) The Howlin’ Wolf
b) The Jumping Jack
c) The Starman
d) The Air Guitar
1. Led Zeppelin formed in which year?
(a) 1964
(b) 1968
(c) 1972
(d) 1977
2. What was the name of Led Zeppelin’s lead singer?
(a) Robert Plant
(b) Jimmy Page
(c) John Bonham
(d) John Paul Jones
3. Which iconic symbol is often associated with Led Zeppelin’s fourth album?
(a) A top hat and cane
(b) Four horsemen
(c) A broken mirror
(d) A flaming zeppelin
1. In which state was Johnny Cash born?
(a) Texas
(b) Arkansas
(c) Tennessee
(d) Louisiana
2. What was the name of Johnny Cash’s first wife, who helped launch his career?
(a) June Carter Cash
(b) Patsy Cline
(c) Loretta Lynn
(d) Vivian Liberto
3. Which is the most famous song Johnny Cash recorded while at Sun Records?
(a) Folsom Prison Blues
(b) I Walk the Line
(c) Ring of Fire
(d) A Boy Named Sue
1. In which city was John Lennon born?
(a) London
(b) Liverpool
(c) Manchester
(d) Birmingham
2. What was John Lennon’s original middle name?
(a) Winston
(b) Charles
(c) Robert
(d) He didn’t have a middle name
3. With which band did John Lennon achieve worldwide fame?
(a) The Rolling Stones
(b) The Who
(c) The Kinks
(d) The Beatles
1. What was Jimi Hendrix’s real name?
(a) James Marshall Hendrix
(b) Johnny Allen Hendrix
(c) John Peter Hendrix
(d) James Arthur Hendrix
2. In what city and state was Jimi Hendrix born?
(a) Seattle, Washington
(b) New York City, New York
(c) Los Angeles, California
(d) Seattle, Washington
3. Hendrix learned to play guitar on what type of guitar?
(a) Acoustic with steel strings
(b) Electric with a wah-wah pedal
(c) Left-handed acoustic
(d) Right-handed acoustic (switched upside down)
1. Which city is considered the birthplace of Guns N’ Roses?
a) Los Angeles, California
b) Seattle, Washington
c) New York City, New York
d) London, England
2. What was the name of Guns N’ Roses’ debut album released in 1987?
a) Appetite for Destruction
b) Use Your Illusion I
c) G N’ R Lies
d) The Spaghetti Incident?
3. Which iconic song features the line, “Welcome to the Jungle, it’s got palms”?
a) Sweet Child o’ Mine
b) November Rain
c) Welcome to the Jungle
d) Paradise City
1. What was the name of George Michael’s pop duo before his successful solo career?
(a) Wham!
(b) The Boomtown Rats
(c) Duran Duran
(d) Tears for Fears.
2. Which of these iconic hits was NOT a Wham! song?
(a) Wake Me Up Before You Go-Go
(b) Freedom! ’90
(c) Careless Whisper
(d) Don’t Stop Believin’
3. In what year did George Michael release his chart-topping solo album, “Faith”?
(a) 1984
(b) 1987
(c) 1990
(d) 1988