40 2000s Music Trivia Questions

The 2000s was a remarkable decade for music, with genres ranging from pop and hip-hop to rock and electronic music dominating the charts.

It was a time when iconic artists and bands rose to fame and left an indelible mark on the music industry.

How well do you remember the hits, artists, and trends of the 2000s?

Test your knowledge with these trivia questions and see if you can score high on our 2000s music quiz!

2000s Music Trivia Questions

Which 2000s hit, known for its catchy hook and dance moves, was performed by Los del Río and became a staple at weddings and parties worldwide?
In 2000, which British band released the album “Parachutes,” featuring the hit single “Yellow,” and rose to international fame?
Which iconic 2000s song by OutKast, famous for its unique beat and memorable chorus, won the Grammy for Best Urban/Alternative Performance in 2004?
Name the female artist who, in 2001, released the album “Laundry Service,” which included the hit single “Whenever, Wherever.”
Who was the artist behind the 2002 hit “Complicated,” a song that became an anthem for teenage angst?
In 2008, which artist released “Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It),” a song that not only topped the charts but also became famous for its music video and dance routine?
Which American rock band, formed in 1994, released “How to Save a Life” in 2005, a song that gained immense popularity partly due to its feature on a medical drama TV series?
Identify the artist who, in 2009, released the electro-pop hit “Fireflies,” known for its whimsical lyrics and distinct electronic sound?
Which 2000s hit by Eminem, featuring the line “Snap back to reality, oh there goes gravity,” is known for its rapid-fire lyrics and storytelling about an aspiring rapper’s struggles?
Which American band released “Boulevard of Broken Dreams” in 2004, a single that became widely popular and won the Grammy for Record of the Year?
In 2003, which famous female artist, known for her powerful vocals, released “Beautiful,” a song that became an anthem for self-acceptance and inner beauty?
Name the 2004 hit by Usher featuring Lil Jon and Ludacris, known for its catchy line, “Yeah, yeah, yeah,” and its dominance on the charts.
Which Australian singer released “Can’t Get You Out of My Head” in 2001, a song that became famous for its hypnotic chorus and dance-pop rhythm?
Who sang the 2007 hit “Umbrella,” which became a worldwide sensation and solidified her status as a pop icon?
Which rock band, fronted by Billie Joe Armstrong, released the politically charged album “American Idiot” in 2004?
In 2009, which pop star, famous for her eclectic and controversial style, released “Bad Romance,” a song that became a global hit?
Name the British singer-songwriter who, in 2002, released the soulful hit “You Know I’m No Good,” known for her unique voice and retro style.
Which band, known for blending rock and rap, released “In the End” in 2000, a song that became one of their most recognized hits?
Who released the emotional ballad “Bleeding Love” in 2007, which became the best-selling single worldwide for that year?
Name the artist who, in 2004, released “Drop It Like It’s Hot,” featuring Pharrell Williams and known for its distinctive tongue-clicking beat.
In 2006, which band released “Chasing Cars,” a song that gained massive popularity after being featured in several TV shows and movies?
Who was the artist behind the 2000 hit “Music,” which blended electronic and dance elements and became a dancefloor staple?
Which R&B artist released “Fallin'” in 2001, a debut single that showcased her piano skills and powerful vocals?
Name the iconic pop star who made a comeback with the 2008 album “Circus,” featuring hits like “Womanizer.”
Which band, formed in Las Vegas, released the song “Mr. Brightside” in 2004, becoming a staple in alternative rock?
In 2005, which artist released “Gold Digger,” a song that samples Ray Charles’ “I Got a Woman” and became a massive hit?
Name the singer who released “I Kissed a Girl” in 2008, a controversial hit that catapulted her to international fame.
Which British alternative rock band released “Clocks” in 2002, a song known for its distinctive piano melody?
Who released “Hips Don’t Lie” in 2006, a song featuring Wyclef Jean that became one of the best-selling singles of the 21st century?
In 2007, which artist released “Rehab,” a song that became famous for its catchy beat and honest lyrics about refusing to go to rehab?
Which band, known for their eclectic style and powerful lyrics, released “Viva la Vida” in 2008, a song that achieved worldwide success?
Name the artist who, in 2000, released “Oops!… I Did It Again,” a pop hit that became one of the defining songs of her career.
Who was behind the 2001 hit “Fallin’,” a soulful ballad that won the Grammy Award for Song of the Year?
In 2002, which band released the hit “The Middle,” known for its catchy chorus and being a staple of early 2000s pop-punk?
Which artist released “Crazy” in 2006, a song known for its unique sound and being one of the most acclaimed tracks of the 2000s?
Name the pop punk band that released “I Write Sins Not Tragedies” in 2005, a song famous for its theatrical elements and catchy chorus.
Who released the hit song “Beautiful Day” in 2000, which won three Grammy Awards including Song of the Year?
In 2003, which artist released “Cry Me a River,” a song that became famous for its music video and its allusion to a high-profile breakup?
Name the artist who released “Since U Been Gone” in 2004, a song that became a major hit and a pop-rock anthem.
Which pop group, known for their harmonious vocal style, released “I Want It That Way” in 1999, but saw its popularity soar into the early 2000s?

Answers

“Macarena” by Los del Río.
Coldplay released “Parachutes” in 2000, which included the hit “Yellow.”
“Hey Ya!” by OutKast won the Grammy in 2004.
Shakira released “Laundry Service” in 2001, featuring “Whenever, Wherever.”
Avril Lavigne was the artist behind the 2002 hit “Complicated.”
Beyoncé released “Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)” in 2008.
The Fray, an American rock band, released “How to Save a Life” in 2005.
“Fireflies” was released by Owl City in 2009.
“Lose Yourself” by Eminem, from the movie “8 Mile,” was the hit featuring those lyrics.
Green Day released “Boulevard of Broken Dreams.”
Christina Aguilera released “Beautiful” in 2003.
“Yeah!” by Usher featuring Lil Jon and Ludacris was released in 2004.
Kylie Minogue released “Can’t Get You Out of My Head” in 2001.
Rihanna sang “Umbrella” in 2007.
Green Day, fronted by Billie Joe Armstrong, released “American Idiot.”
Lady Gaga released “Bad Romance” in 2009.
Amy Winehouse released “You Know I’m No Good” in 2002.
Linkin Park released “In the End” in 2000.
Leona Lewis released “Bleeding Love” in 2007.
Snoop Dogg released “Drop It Like It’s Hot” in 2004.
Snow Patrol released “Chasing Cars” in 2006.
Madonna was behind the 2000 hit “Music.”
Alicia Keys released “Fallin'” in 2001.
Britney Spears made a comeback with “Circus” in 2008.
The Killers released “Mr. Brightside.”
Kanye West released “Gold Digger” in 2005.
Katy Perry released “I Kissed a Girl” in 2008.
Coldplay released “Clocks” in 2002.
Shakira released “Hips Don’t Lie” in 2006.
Amy Winehouse released “Rehab” in 2007.
Coldplay released “Viva la Vida” in 2008.
Britney Spears released “Oops!… I Did It Again” in 2000.
Alicia Keys was behind “Fallin'” in 2001.
Jimmy Eat World released “The Middle” in 2002.
Gnarls Barkley released “Crazy” in 2006.
Panic! At The Disco released “I Write Sins Not Tragedies” in 2005.
U2 released “Beautiful Day” in 2000.
Justin Timberlake released “Cry Me a River” in 2003.
Kelly Clarkson released “Since U Been Gone” in 2004.
Backstreet Boys released “I Want It That Way” in 1999, remaining popular into the 2000s.