Quick answer: Spotify Music Quiz is rolling out to Premium listeners age 18 and older in 11 countries. The feature includes quizzes for more than 2,000 artists and can appear as a card in the Now Playing screen after you start a participating artist’s track. Spotify says the rollout is gradual, so not every eligible user or artist will show the quiz immediately.
The broader Music Quiz rollout began October 6, 2026 after Spotify previously tested the format with BTS fans. The new version adds trivia, album-art questions and audio-preview challenges across thousands of artists.
Which countries have Spotify Music Quiz?
Spotify says the feature is beginning to roll out in the following 11 countries: the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, India, Nigeria, South Africa and Indonesia.
Quizzes are in English at launch. Spotify says more artists, languages and markets are planned, but it has not published a complete timetable for every future country.
Who is eligible?
The initial rollout is for Spotify Premium users age 18+ in the supported markets. Spotify also warns that the feature is being released gradually. That means two users on the same Premium plan in the same country may not receive the feature at exactly the same time.
There are also artist-level limits. Spotify says quizzes exist for more than 2,000 artists, but the Music Quiz card will not necessarily appear when listening to every musician in the catalog.
How to find Spotify Music Quiz
- Update the Spotify app to the latest available version.
- Play a track from a participating artist.
- Open the Now Playing screen.
- Scroll down until you see the Music Quiz card.
- Tap the card to begin the quiz.
- Complete the questions to see your score and sharing options.
If you do not see the card, that does not automatically mean your app is broken. The rollout can still be pending for your account, or the artist you selected may not have a quiz.
What kinds of questions are in Music Quiz?
Spotify says the format mixes several kinds of fan knowledge. Questions can cover music trivia and artist career milestones, ask users to identify album artwork, or challenge them to name a song from a short audio preview. The exact mix can vary by artist.
The feature is designed to use the artist’s catalog and history rather than acting like a generic music-trivia game. That gives Spotify a large amount of room to create different quizzes across genres and fan communities.
Why Music Quiz may not appear
There are four common reasons: your account has not received the gradual rollout yet; you are not using a Premium plan; your account age or market does not meet the launch requirements; or the artist you are playing is not currently one of the supported quiz artists.
Updating the app is worth doing, but reinstalling Spotify repeatedly will not force a server-side rollout onto an account that has not received it yet.
Can you share your Spotify Music Quiz score?
Yes. Spotify says users can reveal their score at the end of a quiz and share the result with friends. That social layer is likely to be important to the feature because artist fandoms can compare results and challenge one another.
Is Music Quiz available to Spotify Free users?
Not in the initial rollout described by Spotify. The company specifically says the feature is rolling out to Premium users 18+ in the 11 launch countries.
FAQ
How many artists have Spotify Music Quiz?
Spotify says there are quizzes for more than 2,000 artists at launch.
Where is the quiz button?
Play a participating artist, open Now Playing and scroll down. The Music Quiz card appears there for eligible accounts.
Why do I have Premium but no Music Quiz?
The rollout is gradual and artist availability varies. Your account may simply not have received the feature yet.
Will more countries get Music Quiz?
Spotify says more artists, languages and markets are coming, but it has not announced a country-by-country expansion schedule.
Source
Primary source: Spotify Newsroom’s Music Quiz announcement. See more fast-moving app and platform changes in AVARIXO’s Internet section.
