Legendary Musicians & Bands Trivia Word Search

Pink Floyd's bassist and primary songwriter for much of their career is named Roger this.

AC/DC's schoolboy-uniform-wearing lead guitarist is named this.

Van Halen's revolutionary guitarist, known for his tapping technique, shares a first name with the band.

This pop superstar's albums include Fearless, 1989, and Folklore.

This 1950s icon, dubbed the "King of Rock and Roll," recorded "Hound Dog" and "Jailhouse Rock."

One of the Beatles' final albums features the band crossing a famous London street on its cover: '_ _ _ _ _' Road.

U2's socially conscious frontman goes by this single stage name.

This pop and R&B superstar's albums include Lemonade and Renaissance.

Elvis Presley's famous Memphis mansion, now a museum, is named this.

The Beatles' drummer, known for his distinctive voice on a few lead vocal tracks, is named this.

This flamboyant pianist and singer recorded "Rocket Man" and "Tiny Dancer."

This rapper and businessman's real surname, before adopting his stage name, is this.

The grunge movement of the early 1990s is closely associated with this Pacific Northwest city.

This band, fronted by Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham, released the classic album Rumours: '_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _' Mac.

This Seattle grunge band, fronted by Eddie Vedder, is named '_ _ _ _ _' Jam.

This American rock band's hits include "Dream On" and "Walk This Way."

Black Sabbath's eccentric frontman, later a reality TV star, is named Ozzy this.

Metallica's co-founding frontman and rhythm guitarist is named James this.

This American rapper and singer's hits include "Old Town Road" and "Montero," performing under a stage name ending in a letter.

This Beatle was shot and killed outside his New York apartment building in 1980.

R.E.M.'s enigmatic frontman is named Michael this.

This influential U.S. magazine's music charts track the popularity of songs and albums nationwide.

The Beatles formed in this English port city in the early 1960s.

This Canadian singer's hits include "Hello" and "Call Me Maybe," the latter a viral 2012 breakout smash.

This influential singer-songwriter, born Robert Zimmerman, became a voice of 1960s protest folk music.

This alternative rock band's hits include "Losing My Religion" and "Everybody Hurts."

This major annual U.S. music award show hands out golden gramophone-shaped trophies.

This pop icon, dubbed the "King of Pop," released the best-selling album of all time.

This art-rock band's hits include "Once in a Lifetime": '_ _ _ _ _ _ _' Heads.

This Detroit record label, founded by Berry Gordy, launched the careers of countless soul and R&B legends.

Guns N' Roses' distinctive top-hat-wearing lead guitarist goes by this stage name.

This pop and funk singer's hits include "Uptown Funk" and "24K Magic," named after a celestial body.

Before his solo career, this pop star rose to fame in a boy band stylized with an asterisk: *N'_ _ _ _.'

This pop icon, dubbed the "Queen of Pop," released hits like "Like a Virgin" and "Vogue."

This English rock band's album OK Computer is considered a landmark of 1990s music.

Led Zeppelin's soaring lead vocalist is named this.

This 1960s rock band, fronted by Jim Morrison, took its name from a phrase about perception.

This rock and soul singer, known for "What's Love Got to Do with It," was dubbed the Queen of Rock 'n' Roll.

This pop-punk band's Dookie and American Idiot albums brought punk to the mainstream: '_ _ _ _ _' Day.

This American band's Pet Sounds album, led by Brian Wilson, is considered a pop masterpiece: '_ _ _ _ _' Boys.

This pioneering heavy metal band, fronted by Ozzy Osbourne, is named Black this.

This British boy band, formed on a televised talent competition, is named One '_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.'

This hard rock band's 1987 album Appetite for Destruction became a huge commercial success: '_ _ _ _' N' Roses.

This Barbadian singer's hits include "Umbrella" and "Diamonds."

Michael Jackson's best-selling 1982 album, featuring the title track's famous horror-movie video, is named this.

Bob Marley and reggae music are closely associated with this Caribbean island nation.

This country singer, nicknamed the "Man in Black," recorded "Ring of Fire" and "Folsom Prison Blues."

The charismatic, poetic frontman of The Doors, who died in Paris at 27, is named this.

This chameleon-like British artist created the alter ego Ziggy Stardust.

Nirvana's influential, troubled frontman is named this.

The Rolling Stones' iconic, strutting frontman is named this.

Led Zeppelin's intricate guitarist is named this.

This progressive rock band, known for The Dark Side of the Moon, is named '_ _ _ _' Floyd.

This American rock band's "Hotel California" became one of the best-selling singles of all time.

This grunge band's 1991 album Nevermind brought alternative rock into the mainstream.

This flamboyant musician wrote and starred in the film and album Purple Rain, going by a single stage name.

This Australian hard rock band's hits include "Highway to Hell" and "Back in Black."

Queen's guitarist, who also holds a doctorate in astrophysics, is named Brian '_ _ _.'

This New Jersey rocker earned a one-word nickname synonymous with authority and wrote Born to Run and Born in the U.S.A.

This singer, dubbed the "Godfather of Soul," was known for his electrifying live performances and funky grooves.

The visionary but troubled songwriter behind the Beach Boys' most ambitious work is named Brian this.

Led Zeppelin's thunderous drummer, who died in 1980, is named this.

This hard rock band, fronted by a virtuoso guitarist, released the 1984 hit "Jump": '_ _ _' Halen.

This pop star's hits include "Blinding Lights" and "Can't Feel My Face," performed under a stage name meaning sorrow.

This Canadian singer's hits include "Hotline Bling" and "God's Plan," and he's one of the best-selling rappers ever.

This hard rock band took its name from a joke about a doomed airship.

The Rolling Stones' longtime guitarist, known for his rebellious image, is named Keith this.

Aerosmith's distinctive, wide-mouthed frontman is named Steven this.

This pop star's hits include "Firework" and "Roar," and she's known for elaborate, colorful stage costumes.

This American singer-songwriter's hits include "Bad Guy" and "Ocean Eyes," written with her brother Finneas.

This singer, dubbed the "Queen of Soul," recorded "Respect" and "Chain of Fools."

Eminem's given surname, echoed in one of his own album titles, is this.

Green Day's frontman, who also wrote a hit Broadway musical, is named Billie Joe this.

The former Nirvana drummer who went on to front Foo Fighters is named Dave this.

Queen's flamboyant, operatic frontman is named this.

This British rock band's hits include "Bohemian Rhapsody" and "We Will Rock You."

This Motown legend, blind since infancy, recorded hits like "Superstition" and "Isn't She Lovely."

This group of falsetto-voiced brothers dominated disco with hits like "Stayin' Alive": '_ _ _' Gees.

This British singer-songwriter's hits include "Shape of You" and "Perfect."

Often called the "quiet Beatle," this lead guitarist also explored Indian classical music.

This powerhouse vocalist recorded "I Will Always Love You" and "I Wanna Dance with Somebody."

This reggae icon, whose hits include "No Woman, No Cry" and "Redemption Song," is a global symbol of the genre.

This California funk-rock band's hits include "Under the Bridge" and "Californication": Red Hot Chili '_ _ _ _ _ _ _.'

This pioneering British punk band, fronted by Johnny Rotten, is named '_ _ _' Pistols.

This rapper and producer's albums include The College Dropout and My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.

This rock band, formed by Nirvana's former drummer, is named Foo '_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.'

Pearl Jam's powerful, gravel-voiced frontman is named this.

This R&B singer's hits include "Yeah!" and "Confessions," and he shares his stage name with a theater employee.

This American thrash metal band, fronted by James Hetfield, includes hits like "Enter Sandman."

This Beatle wrote "Yesterday" and later led the band Wings.

Radiohead's falsetto-voiced frontman is named Thom this.

This Swedish pop group's hits include "Dancing Queen" and "Mamma Mia."

David Bowie's flamboyant, androgynous alien rock star alter ego was named Ziggy '_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.'

This British punk band's hits include "London Calling" and "Should I Stay or Should I Go."

This British singer's albums, often named after her age at the time, include 21 and 25.