QUIZ: New Zealand Music Month 2022

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Quiz: New Zealand Music Month 2022

Try our local history quiz and see what you know about music in musicians in Ōtautahi Christchurch.

Judas Iscario was the name of the Cashmere High School rock band in the early 1990s. What is the name of the drummer who became a well known national and international solo artist?
What Aranui music artist had a huge influence on the Aotearoa New Zealand hip hop scene?
Name the multi award winning artist from Ōtautahi Christchurch who also writes songs for bubbas.
Miss Daisy Kennedy, the world famous ‘violiniste’ who played at the Theatre Royal Christchurch in February in 1920, was signed to which record label?
What hall did the Battle of the Bands play in the early 1970s?
What is the name of Flying Nun founder Roger Shepherd’s autobiography?
What international country music star was keen to put on a pair of running shoes and head up Pukeatua Dyers Pass road?
Who did Marlon Williams sing a duet with at the You are Us / Aroha Nui concert?
What year did the Dance Exponents release their first single, Victoria?
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