Spotify has expanded its Music Quiz feature to include over 2,000 artists, offering trivia challenges, audio snippets, and album-cover reveals for adult Premium subscribers across 11 countries, including India.
Spotify Music Quiz Gets Bigger: Spotify has scaled up its Music Quiz feature, growing it from an initial BTS-specific experience to incorporate over 2,000 artists. This rollout targets Premium subscribers aged 18 and older across 11 countries, with India included in the launch.
Test Music Knowledge: The trivia challenges participants with questions concerning an artist’s history, career milestones, major moments, and catalog. Features also consist of album-cover reveals and brief audio snippets requiring players to guess the correct track.
Big Artists Join the Quiz: Prominent performers featured in the expanded lineup include Bruno Mars, Bad Bunny, Don Toliver, Charli XCX, and BTS. Because the rollout is proceeding gradually, the exact roster of available artists may differ depending on the region.
Share Scores With Friends: Once a quiz finishes, participants can view their overall score and post it to share with peers. This social integration transforms music trivia into an easy-going competition for fans eager to measure their expertise against others.
India Gets Early Access: India forms part of the initial group of 11 launch territories, which also covers the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Nigeria, South Africa, and Indonesia. At debut, the quizzes are offered exclusively in English.
How to Find Music Quiz: To access the feature, users need to update their Spotify application and stream a track from a participating musician. Navigate to the Now Playing view, scroll downward, and locate the Music Quiz card to begin answering prompts.
Premium Users Only, For Now: The Music Quiz is presently deploying for Spotify Premium account holders who are 18 years of age or older. Because Spotify plans to continuously introduce new artists, languages, and geographic regions, the feature might not immediately be visible to every listener or for every artist.
