BTS and Global Music Festivals Quiz

A South Korean boy band impacting global culture and politics.

The dedicated fanbase of BTS, standing for Adorable Representative M.C. for Youth.

A major international meeting where countries discuss global issues.

A phenomenon in South Korea where young performers are trained to become celebrities.

The leader of BTS who emphasized acceptance and self-love at the UNGA.

BTS is a K-pop boy band formed in 2013 with seven members.

The seven members of BTS are Jin, SUGA, J-hope, RM, Jimin, V, and Jung Kook.

BTS has released 8 albums including 'Dark & Wild' and 'Map of the Soul: 7'.

BTS has a significant global influence and resonates with youth around the world.

BTS was influenced by artists like Rain and Seo Taiji and Boys in developing modern K-pop.

The first large outdoor rock concert held in 1969 in New York, significant in music history.

UK's largest annual music festival with diverse acts across genres and arts, including comedy and theater.

A mixture of alternative and modern music held on an island in Budapest, Hungary.

Celebrates international and Indian music in Arunachal Pradesh, hosted by local Apatani people using bamboo stages.

Originally a touring festival, now an annual four-day music event in Chicago featuring major artists.

A genre characterized by steady beats motivating dance, popular in clubs and festivals.

An avant-garde music style using recorded sounds and tape manipulation, influencing modern music.

A pioneering German band known for their use of synthesizers and electronic instruments in the 1970s.

A subgenre of EDM that features low bass, booming drums, and uplifting lyrics, originated by Chicago DJs.

Musical Instrument Digital Interface, standardized in 1982, allowing electronic instruments to communicate.

A genre of music popularized by Brian Eno, focusing on atmosphere and mood rather than structure.

Music created using the sound chips of vintage arcade games, characterized by 8-bit sounds.

A music genre that evolved from house music with intricate rhythms and aggressive sounds.

A genre marked by wobble bass and heavy use of bass synths, emerging in the early 2000s.

An electronic instrument played without physical contact, using two antennas to create sound.

One of East Africa's largest music festivals featuring African musicians.

A Belgian festival known for electronic dance music since 2005.

A summer festival in the birthplace of Mozart featuring drama and classical music.

A California festival that started with indie bands, now majorly popular with art displays.

A Colombian festival evolving from rock to include various genres, like punk and reggae.

A girl group formed in the 1990s, known for hits in the early 2000s.

Beyoncé holds the record for most Grammy awards won by a singer, with 32.

Successful artists in the modern pop genre, like Beyoncé, Rihanna, and Taylor Swift.

Barbadian singer and businesswoman, known for her Fenty Beauty brand.

A highly successful pop artist known for her evolving music style and large fanbase.

Locations where music performances take place, like parks and concert halls.

A connection between performers and audiences through music, sharing emotions and feelings.

A famous performance by Plácido Domingo, José Carreras, and Luciano Pavarotti in Paris before a World Cup final.

An event designed to raise public consciousness about climate change through music.

A concert by a Beninese singer in Johannesburg focusing on environmental themes and Mother Nature.

A prestigious orchestra based in Vienna, known for its New Year's Concert.

A music venue in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil known for live performances of Brazilian artists.

An iconic country music venue in Nashville, starting as a 1925 radio show.

Annual concert honoring the Nobel Peace Prize winner, begun in 1994.

A yearly music competition originating in 1956, promoting unity among European nations.

Beyoncé was born in 1981 in Houston, Texas.

Destiny's Child released 'No, No, No' in 1997; it went platinum.

Beyoncé's first solo album is 'Dangerously in Love,' released in 2003.

Beyoncé released this popular album in 2008, showcasing dual personas.

Beyoncé performed at this high-profile event in 2013.

In 2020, she broke the record for most Grammy awards by a solo artist.

Beyoncé was influenced by icons like Tina Turner and Madonna.