Q1. In what year was The White Stripes formed in Detroit, Michigan? A. 1995 B. 1997 C. 1999 D. 2001 Answer: B. 1997 Q2. What was the real-life relationship between Jack White and Meg White when the band started? A. Siblings B. Cousins C. Husband and wife D. Childhood friends Answer: C. Husband and wife Q3. What inspired the band’s name, The White Stripes? A. A type of candy Meg White loved B. Jack’s favorite racing stripe design C. A reference to a Dutch art movement D. The stripes on a vintage guitar Answer: A. A type of candy Meg...

Q1. In which year was Tom Petty born? A. 1948 B. 1950 C. 1952 D. 1954 Answer: B. 1950Q2. What is Tom Petty’s full birth name? A. Thomas Earl Petty B. Thomas Edward Petty C. Thomas Earl Peterson D. Thomas Michael Petty Answer: A. Thomas Earl PettyQ3. In which Florida city was Tom Petty born and raised? A. Miami B. Tampa C. Gainesville D. Jacksonville Answer: C. Gainesville

Q1. In what year was Iron Maiden formed by bassist Steve Harris? A. 1973 B. 1975 C. 1977 D. 1979 Answer: B. 1975Q2. What inspired the name "Iron Maiden" for the band? A. A medieval torture device from Alexandre Dumas' novel B. A famous British battleship C. A type of medieval armor D. A character from Greek mythology Answer: A. A medieval torture device from Alexandre Dumas' novelQ3. Where was Iron Maiden originally formed? A. Manchester, England B. Leyton, East London, England C. Birmingham, England D. Liverpool, England Answer: B. Leyton, East London, England

Q1. In what year was the band Tears for Fears formed in Bath, England? A. 1979 B. 1981 C. 1983 D. 1985 Answer: B. 1981Q2. What inspired the name "Tears for Fears" for the band? A. Primal therapy concepts from Arthur Janov's book B. A line from a John Lennon song C. A phrase from a Talking Heads album D. The title of a Gary Numan single Answer: A. Primal therapy concepts from Arthur Janov's bookQ3. Which two members are the founding and core duo of Tears for Fears? A. Ian Stanley and Manny Elias B. Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith C. Charlton Pettus and Jamie Wollam D. Nicky Holland and Oleta Adams Answer: B. Roland Orzabal and Curt Smith

Q1. Van Halen was formed in which California city in 1973? A. Los Angeles B. Pasadena C. San Francisco D. San Diego Answer: B. Pasadena Q2. What was the original band name before it became Van Halen? A. Mammoth B. Red Ball Jets C. The Broken Combs D. Genesis Answer: A. Mammoth Q3. Which instrument did Eddie Van Halen famously play using a technique called “tapping”? A. Drums B. Bass guitar C. Electric guitar D. Keyboard Answer: C. Electric guitar Q4. Who was Van Halen’s lead vocalist from 1974 to 1985? A. Gary Cherone B. David Lee Roth C. Sammy...

Q1. System of a Down is an American band formed in which city? A. California B. New York C. Chicago D. Seattle Answer: A. CaliforniaQ2. In which year was System of a Down officially formed? A. 1992 B. 1994 C. 1996 D. 1998 Answer : B. 1994Q3. Which two members of System of a Down are brother-in-law? A. Serj Tankian and John Dolmayan B. Serj Tankian and Shavo Odadjian C. Daron Malakian and John Dolmayan D. Shavo Odadjian and John Dolmayan Answer: A. Serj Tankian and John Dolmayan

Q1. What is Joan Jett's date of birth? A. September 22, 1958 B. June 14, 1960 C. March 5, 1957 D. November 11, 1959 Answer: A. September 22, 1958Q2. In which city was Joan Jett born? A. Los Angeles, California B. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania C. New York City, New York D. Rockville, Maryland Answer: B. Philadelphia, PennsylvaniaQ3. What was the profession of Joan Jett's father? A. Music producer B. Rock musician C. Insurance salesman D. Film director Answer: C. Insurance salesman

Q1. In which year was Depeche Mode formed in Basildon, Essex, England? A. 1977 B. 1980 C. 1981 D. 1982 Answer: B. 1980 Q2. What was the original name of Depeche Mode before they adopted their current moniker? A. Composition of Sound B. No Romance in China C. Speak & Spell D. Broken Frame Answer: A. Composition of Sound Q3. Who suggested the name "Depeche Mode," inspired by a French fashion magazine? A. Vince Clarke B. Dave Gahan C. Martin Gore D. Andy Fletcher Answer: B. Dave Gahan

Q1. In what year was Stone Temple Pilots originally formed under the name Mighty Joe Young? A. 1987 B. 1989 C. 1991 D. 1993 Answer: B. 1989Q2. What was the original name of the band before they adopted Stone Temple Pilots? A. Mighty Joe Young B. Swing C. Stereo Temple Pirates D. Army of Anyone Answer: A. Mighty Joe YoungQ3. Which motor oil brand inspired the band's initials "STP"? A. Valvoline B. Pennzoil C. STP Motor Oil D. Quaker State Answer: C. STP Motor Oil

Q1. In what year was ZZ Top formed in Houston, Texas? A. 1967 B. 1969 C. 1971 D. 1973 Answer: B. 1969Q2. Who is the lead guitarist and vocalist of ZZ Top? A. Frank Beard B. Dusty Hill C. Billy Gibbons D. Elwood Francis Answer: C. Billy GibbonsQ3. What is the origin of ZZ Top's band name? A. Inspired by a Texas bar called ZZ Top B. Derived from blues artists like B.B. King and Z.Z. Hill C. Named after a type of guitar amplifier D. A reference to the Rolling Stones' "Ziggy Stardust" Answer: B. Derived from blues artists like B.B. King and Z.Z. Hill

Q1. In what year was the rock band Heart officially formed in Seattle, Washington? A. 1970 B. 1973 C. 1975 D. 1977 Answer: B. 1973Q2. What was the name of the predecessor band to Heart that Roger Fisher and Steve Fossen were part of in the early 1970s? A. Arcade Fire B. Megadeth C. White Heart D. Dreamboat Annie Answer: C. White HeartQ3. Who are the two consistent core members of Heart since its early days? A. Ann Wilson and Howard Leese B. Nancy Wilson and Michael Derosier C. Roger Fisher and Steve Fossen D. Ann Wilson and Nancy Wilson Answer: D. Ann Wilson and Nancy Wilson

Q1. In what year was Megadeth formed by Dave Mustaine following his departure from Metallica? A. 1982 B. 1983 C. 1984 D. 1985 Answer: B. 1983Q2. What is the origin of the band name "Megadeth," as inspired by a political term? A. A reference to economic collapse B. A term from a science fiction novel C. A unit measuring nuclear deaths (one million) D. An ancient war strategy Answer: C. A unit measuring nuclear deaths (one million)Q3. Who served as Megadeth's bassist from the band's formation in 1983 until his firing in 2021? A. James LoMenzo B. David Ellefson C. Steve Di Giorgio D. Jimmy MacDonough Answer: B. David Ellefson

Q1. In what year was Alice in Chains formed in Seattle, Washington? A. 1985 B. 1987 C. 1989 D. 1991 Answer: B. 1987Q2. What was the original name of Alice in Chains before they shortened it in 1990? A. Alice N' Chains B. Diamond Lie C. Wonderland Chains D. Sleze Metal Answer: A. Alice N' ChainsQ3. Who served as the band's original lead vocalist from 1987 until his death in 2002? A. Jerry Cantrell B. William DuVall C. Layne Staley D. Mike Inez Answer: C. Layne Staley

Q1. In what year was Faith No More originally formed under the name Sharp Young Men? A. 1977 B. 1979 C. 1981 D. 1983 Answer: B. 1979Q2. What was the original name of the band before it became Faith No Man in 1982? A. Faith No More B. The Man and His Band C. Sharp Young Men D. No Faith Required Answer: C. Sharp Young MenQ3. Why did the band change its name to Faith No More in September 1983? A. To honor a religious figure B. To signify the departure of vocalist Mike Morris, known as "The Man" C. As a reference to their first single D. Following a suggestion from their manager Answer: B. To signify the departure of vocalist Mike Morris, known as "The Man"

Q1. In which year was the American rock band The Killers formed in Las Vegas, Nevada? A. 1999 B. 2001 C. 2003 D. 2005 Answer: B. 2001Q2. Who is the lead vocalist and primary songwriter for The Killers? A. Dave Keuning B. Mark Stoermer C. Ronnie Vannucci Jr. D. Brandon Flowers Answer: D. Brandon FlowersQ3. The band's name, The Killers, was inspired by what? A. A famous Las Vegas casino B. A fictional band in the music video for New Order's "Crystal" C. A novel by Stephen King D. An old Western movie Answer: B. A fictional band in the music video for New Order's "Crystal"

Q1. In which year was The Strokes formed? A. 1996 B. 1998 C. 2000 D. 2002 Answer: B. 1998 Q2. Who serves as the lead vocalist and primary songwriter for The Strokes? A. Nick Valensi B. Albert Hammond Jr. C. Julian Casablancas D. Fabrizio Moretti Answer: C. Julian Casablancas Q3. What is the name of The Strokes’ debut studio album, released in 2001? A. Room on Fire B. First Impressions of Earth C. Angles D. Is This It Answer: D. Is This It Q4. Which band member plays bass guitar in The Strokes? A. Nikolai Fraiture B. Nick Valensi C....

Q1. In which city was Soundgarden formed in 1984? A. Los Angeles, California B. Seattle, Washington C. New York City, New York D. Portland, Oregon Answer: B. Seattle, WashingtonQ2. Who was Soundgarden's original lead vocalist before Chris Cornell took over the role permanently? A. Hiro Yamamoto B. Kim Thayil C. Chris Cornell D. Scott Sundquist Answer: D. Scott SundquistQ3. What is the title of Soundgarden's debut EP released in 1987? A. Ultramega OK B. Screaming Life C. Fopp D. Louder Than Love Answer: B. Screaming Life

Q1. In what year was Rage Against the Machine formed in Los Angeles? A. 1989 B. 1991 C. 1993 D. 1995 Answer: B. 1991Q2. What is the origin of the band's name "Rage Against the Machine"? A. A lyric from their debut single B. A protest slogan from a 1990 zine C. A song title from Zack de la Rocha's earlier band Inside Out D. Tom Morello's nickname for his guitar rig Answer: C. A song title from Zack de la Rocha's earlier band Inside OutQ3. Who serves as the lead guitarist for Rage Against the Machine, known for his innovative effects mimicking DJ scratches? A. Tim Commerford B. Tom Morello C. Brad Wilk D. Zack de la Rocha Answer: B. Tom Morello

Q1. In what year was the Sex Pistols band formed in London? A. 1973 B. 1975 C. 1977 D. 1979 Answer: B. 1975Q2. Who served as the original bassist for the Sex Pistols before being replaced? A. Sid Vicious B. Steve Jones C. Glen Matlock D. Paul Cook Answer: C. Glen MatlockQ3. What was the stage name of the Sex Pistols' lead vocalist, whose real name is John Lydon? A. Johnny Ramone B. Johnny Rotten C. Johnny Thunders D. Johnny Burn Answer: B. Johnny Rotten

Q1. In which year was the Scorpions band originally formed? A. 1965 B. 1969 C. 1965 D. 1972 Answer: C. 1965Q2. Who is the founding and only continuous member of the Scorpions, serving as rhythm and lead guitarist? A. Klaus Meine B. Rudolf Schenker C. Matthias Jabs D. Michael Schenker Answer: B. Rudolf SchenkerQ3. What was the title of the Scorpions' debut studio album, released in 1972? A. Fly to the Rainbow B. Virgin Killer C. Lonesome Crow D. In Trance Answer: C. Lonesome Crow

Q1. In what year was Arcade Fire formed in Montreal, Quebec? A. 1999 B. 2001 C. 2003 D. 2005 Answer: B. 2001 Q2. Who co-founded Arcade Fire alongside Win Butler? A. Richard Reed Parry B. Tim Kingsbury C. Josh Deu D. Jeremy Gara Answer: C. Josh Deu Q3. Where did Win Butler and Josh Deu first meet as high school students? A. McGill University B. Phillips Exeter Academy C. Concordia University D. Berklee College of Music Answer: B. Phillips Exeter Academy

Q1. In what year was Jefferson Airplane formed in San Francisco? A. 1964 B. 1965 C. 1966 D. 1967 Answer: B. 1965Q2. Who founded Jefferson Airplane and opened the Matrix club to launch the band? A. Paul Kantner B. Grace Slick C. Marty Balin D. Jorma Kaukonen Answer: C. Marty BalinQ3. What inspired the band's name "Jefferson Airplane"? A. A folk song by Blind Lemon Jefferson B. A nickname given to Jorma Kaukonen by a friend C. A reference to aviation pioneers D. A painting by a local artist Answer: B. A nickname given to Jorma Kaukonen by a friend

Q1. In what year was Kings of Leon formed, and where did this take place? A. 1997, Nashville, Tennessee B. 1999, Mount Juliet, Tennessee C. 2001, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma D. 2003, Memphis, Tennessee Answer: B. 1999, Mount Juliet, TennesseeQ2. What is the familial relationship among the four founding members of Kings of Leon? A. All brothers B. Two pairs of brothers C. Three brothers and their cousin D. Uncle and three nephews Answer: C. Three brothers and their cousinQ3. After whom is the band Kings of Leon named? A. Their father, Ivan Followill B. Their grandfather, Leon Followill C. A biblical figure from their Pentecostal upbringing D. A character from a Southern rock song Answer: B. Their grandfather, Leon Followill

Q1. In what year was The Smashing Pumpkins formed? A. 1987 B. 1988 C. 1989 D. 1990 Answer: B. 1988Q2. Where was The Smashing Pumpkins originally formed? A. Chicago, Illinois B. Los Angeles, California C. Seattle, Washington D. New York City, New York Answer: A. Chicago, IllinoisQ3. Who is the primary songwriter and lead vocalist of The Smashing Pumpkins? A. James Iha B. Jimmy Chamberlin C. Billy Corgan D. D'arcy Wretzky Answer: C. Billy Corgan

Q1. In what year was R.E.M. formed in Athens, Georgia? A. 1978 B. 1980 C. 1982 D. 1984 Answer: B. 1980 Q2. What does the acronym R.E.M. officially stand for, according to the band? A. Rock Ensemble Music B. Rapid Eye Movement C. Revolutionary Echoes Manifesto D. It does not stand for anything; it was chosen randomly Answer: D. It does not stand for anything; it was chosen randomly Q3. Who served as R.E.M.’s lead vocalist from their formation until disbandment? A. Peter Buck B. Mike Mills C. Michael Stipe D. Bill Berry Answer: C. Michael Stipe Q4. Which member...