[Iron Maiden] Trivia Quiz About the Still-Active Heavy Hitters!
Iron Maiden, one of the most famous heavy metal bands in the world and a source of British pride.
Their career stretches back to the 1970s, and despite numerous lineup changes since their debut album in 1980, they remain an exceptional group still going strong in the 2020s.
They’re hugely popular in Japan as well, and it’s still fresh in our memories that they released the album “Senjutsu,” themed around Japanese samurai, in 2021.
How much do you know about Iron Maiden?
Here, in a quiz format that both longtime fans and newcomers can enjoy, we’ll introduce trivia and fun facts about the band!
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[Iron Maiden] Still Going Strong! Trivia Quiz About Iron Maiden (1–10)
How many original albums were released during the era with vocalist Blaze Bayley, who joined as Bruce Dickinson’s replacement?
- 4 sheets
- two sheets
- 3 pieces
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two sheets
Blaze Bayley was a member of Iron Maiden from 1994 to 1999 and took part in two original albums, The X Factor and Virtual XI.
What was the name of the jumbo jet used by Iron Maiden on their 2016 world tour?
- ED FORCE ONE
- HEAVY METAL ONE
- IRON BIRD
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ED FORCE ONE
Iron Maiden used the jumbo jet “ED FORCE ONE” on their 2016 The Book of Souls World Tour. The plane was used to transport the band members and equipment, and the frontman, Bruce Dickinson, served as the pilot himself.
What field of study did Bruce Dickinson, also known as an intellectual, major in during his university years?
- History
- Physics
- Psychology
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History
Before pursuing his music career, Dickinson majored in history at Queen Mary, one of the colleges that make up the University of London. His wide-ranging interests and knowledge have served as inspiration for the historical themes and storytelling found in Iron Maiden’s songs.
[The Iron Maiden] Still Going Strong! Trivia Quiz about Iron Maiden (Questions 11–20)
The song “Prisoner” from their third album The Number of the Beast, which topped the UK chart for the first time, is based on which TV drama?
- Prisoner No. 6
- Columbo
- Doctor Prisoner
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Prisoner No. 6
“Prisoner” is a song inspired by the cult-favorite 1960s British TV series The Prisoner (also known as “Prisoner No. 6”). The show follows the protagonist, known as “No. 6,” a secret agent who is suddenly abducted and imprisoned in a mysterious village, as he seeks to uncover why he has been confined and how he can escape.
Which of the following songs was Iron Maiden’s first Grammy Award winner?
- The Number of the Beast
- Fear of the Dark
- El Dorado
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El Dorado
At the 53rd Annual Grammy Awards, El Dorado won the award for Best Metal Performance. It is included on The Final Frontier, which was released in 2010 and became a massive hit worldwide.
The band is also an officially recognized Iron Maiden tribute band—what is its name?
- The Iron Ladies
- Maiden Voyage
- The Iron Maidens
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The Iron Maidens
The Iron Maidens are an officially sanctioned Iron Maiden tribute band made up entirely of female members. Each member uses a stage name inspired by a real Iron Maiden member, and they are known for performing Iron Maiden’s songs with meticulous fidelity. They even toured Japan in 2015.
What is the name of the beer named after an Iron Maiden classic?
- TROOPER BEER
- PHANTOM ALE
- IRON BREW
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TROOPER BEER
TROOPER BEER is a beer named after Iron Maiden’s classic song “The Trooper.” Mr. Dickinson was deeply involved in the brewing process, and it has earned high praise not only from fans but also from beer enthusiasts.