Free Song quiz: 76 trivia questions and answers — blind test of the greatest hits. Easy to hard, with explained answers. No sign-up.

From 80s hits to today's viral tracks, this quiz has you guess song titles from clips and clues. A fun way to test your ear and your musical knowledge, across every generation.

The idea is simple: a short audio clip plays and you have to pick the right title from several options. You'll come across Queen, Michael Jackson, ABBA, the Bee Gees, Adele, The Weeknd and Taylor Swift, as well as French-language classics from Édith Piaf and Stromae. Turn your sound on: this music blind test is played by ear, alone or with friends.

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In January 2023, a Miley Cyrus track broke the record for the most streams in a single week on Spotify at the time of its release.
The debut single from Rita Mitsouko, released in 1985, introduced the duo of Catherine Ringer and Fred Chichin to the wider public.
In 2024, a Sabrina Carpenter track became one of the songs of the summer, driven by a catchy chorus widely repeated across social media.
Released in 1982 on the album Street Fever, a Moon Martin track showcases the nervy guitar riff typical of early-80s American new wave.

This quiz currently has 76 questions, ranging from easy to hard, available in French, English and Spanish when the Spanish translation is available.

Sample questions and answers

Which band released 'Bohemian Rhapsody' in 1975?

Answer: Queen. The track, from the album A Night at the Opera, stayed at n°1 in the UK charts for 9 weeks.

Which Michael Jackson album does 'Billie Jean' come from?

Answer: Thriller (1982). The hit is famous for its bassline and for the moonwalk.

Who did Paul McCartney write 'Hey Jude' for in 1968?

Answer: Julian, John Lennon's son, to comfort him after his parents' divorce.

Which film does 'Stayin' Alive' come from?

Answer: Saturday Night Fever (1977), whose soundtrack made it the anthem of disco.

Which Belgian artist launched his career with 'Alors on danse' in 2009?

Answer: Stromae, with the album Cheese.

Who wrote the lyrics of 'La Vie en rose', released in 1946?

Answer: Édith Piaf. It is one of the most covered French songs in the world.

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