Jazz/Folk
Country
Rock
R&B/Hip-Hop
Pop
100

Jazz artists would play at these hidden bars known as what during the Prohibition?

Speakeasies

100

With hits like "9 to 5" and "Joleen," she became one of the highest-selling country artists of all-time.

Dolly Parton

100

Kurt Cobain is the lead singer of which popular Grunge rock band?

Nirvana

100

Which rapper famously had "beef" with Tupac in the mid-90s?

Biggie (The Notorious B.I.G.)

100

Who is considered the King of Pop?

Michael Jackson

200

Jazz music began in which southern U.S. city?

New Orleans

200

This artists brought more pop-style lyrics into country music in the early 2000s

Taylor Swift

200

The first Woodstock Music Festival was held in the summer of which year?

1969

200

Stevie Wonder was signed to which R&B record label?

Motown

200

Which Korean boy band took the world by storm in 2014?

BTS

300

Jazz, along with this other genre, are consider the "Mother of All Modern Music."

Blues

300

Country music was originally known as what?

Hillbilly Music

300

Bands like the Ramones and The Clash would fall into which sub-genre of rock?

Punk

300

Motown Records was headquartered in which U.S. city?

Detroit

300

Who is the top-selling female pop artists of all-time?

Madonna

400

Which artist is known for his collaborations with Ella Fitzgerald, and the song "What A Wonderful World"

Louis Armstrong

400

The highest-selling artist in country music history.

Garth Brooks

400

AC/DC is a rock band that originated in which country?

Australia

400

Hip-Hop culture started in which Burrough of New York City?

Bronx

400

MTV came on the air in which year?

1981

500

Considered by many to be the greatest Jazz pianist of all-time, he was known for his unique improvisational style.

Thelonious Monk

500

Who was the first African-American country artist to see success within the industry?

Charlie Pryde

500

Who is considered the "Father of Rock & Roll?" (Not the King)

Chuck Berry

500

A sub-genre of hip-hop that originated in Chicago, that blends elements of gangster rap with trap music.

Drill

500

Originally referred to by it's specific location on West 28th Street, between Fifth and Sixth Avenues in the Flower District of Manhattan, this collection of music publishers and songwriters dominated popular music in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Tin Pan Alley