Sounds Familiar Music Quiz – Liverpool

Promotional graphic for the "Sounds Familiar Music Quiz" featuring colourful photos of people at live music events and quiz nights. Large central text reads “The UK’s Most Raucous Music Quiz” with the tagline “Sing. Shout. Dance. Quiz.” Additional text highlights “Massive singalongs from 60s to today” and “Chart anthems & guilty pleasures,” set against a black background with bright pink and blue accents.

Sounds Familiar Music Quiz is back in a new home, The Arts Club, Liverpool with its Power Ballad special

We are not your standard pub quiz. We are a full-blown night out disguised as a quiz, packed with singalongs, throwback anthems, mash-ups and hands-in-the-air moments. No dusty trivia, just wall-to-wall bangers from the 60s to now.

We’ve sold out the Camden Roundhouse and played Glastonbury Festival more times than David Bowie, and Liverpool crowds always bring the chaos (in the best way).

We can’t wait to see you there!

URLs:
Tickets: https://go.evvnt.com/3670694-0?pid=10019
Website: https://go.evvnt.com/3670694-2?pid=10019

Price:
General Admission: GBP 15.00

Category: Community | Quiz/Trivia Night

Date and Time: 27th November 2026 at 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm

Venue details: Arts Club, 90 Seel Street, Liverpool, England, L1 4BH, United Kingdom

Event Date: Friday 27th November 2026

Location: Arts Club, 90 Seel Street, Liverpool, England, L1 4BH, United Kingdom

Categories: Community & Participation

Contact Details: Sounds Familiar Music Quiz

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