A round that mixes chart history with actual musical theory. Dire Straits and the Spice Girls sit alongside a question on the term for a gradual decrease in volume.
Useful if your teams include someone who learned an instrument as well as someone who bought the singles.
- What British band released the album "Brothers in Arms" in 1985, featuring the chart-topping song "Money for Nothing"?
- What musical term is used to indicate a gradual decrease in volume in a piece of music?
- Released in 1996, what was the Spice Girls first single called?
- What rapper and songwriter, known for songs like "Old Town Road," achieved viral fame on the social media platform TikTok?
- Who was the lead guitarist of the legendary rock band Queen and wrote many of their greatest hits?
- What was the theme song for the movie Rocky III?
- Which American rock band released a song in 2002 called 'She Will Be Loved'?
- From which country did the rock band 'Men at Work' orginate?
- Which female artist is often referred to as the 'Princess of Pop'?
- Which female artist released an album named after a soft drink " in 2016?
- What music genre is characterized by its focus on electronic sounds, repetitive beats, and often, no vocals?
- Which 80's band did Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart belong to?
- Which movie features the 1995 song 'Gangsta's Paradise' by Coolio?
- Which rapper featured in Shakira's 2006 hit song 'Hips Don't Lie'?
- Who is lead singer of the British band Coldplay?
- Which hip-hop artist and actor released the album 'Get Rich or Die Tryin' in 2003?
- What 2010s female artist's debut album, "Born to Die," featured the popular song "Video Games"?
- How is the 'x' album by Ed Shearan pronounced?
- Which rock 'n' roll artist was famous for his one-legged hop style 'duck walk'?
- What are the names of the hip hop duo that formed a band named OutKast in 1992?