Ed Sheeran Quiz: Guess the Song & Test Your Trivia
An Ed Sheeran quiz is wider than his wedding-radio image: one man with a loop pedal covers real ground. Guess the Ed Sheeran song from acoustic giants like 'Perfect', 'Thinking Out Loud' and 'Castle on the Hill', then test your trivia on the dancefloor turns 'Shape of You' and 'Bad Habits', and rap cuts like 'Eraser' that catch out ballad fans. Add the hits with his name only in the credits, 'Love Yourself' for Justin Bieber, and see how well you really know Ed Sheeran before the chorus lands.
Start your solo quiz
Name as many tracks as you can from short audio clips. The faster you answer, the more you score.
10 questions4 answers each
Guess the Ed Sheeran Song: One Man, Many Sounds
Ed Sheeran's radio giants need no introduction, from the fingerpicked 'Perfect' to the marimba hook of 'Shape of You'. These are the guaranteed points before his album tracks and rap cuts get tricky.
Shape of You
Perfect
Thinking Out Loud
Castle on the Hill
Bad Habits
You Need Me I Don't Need You
Eraser
Give Me Love
Ed Sheeran Trivia: The One-Man Machine
Some of the best questions here have nothing to do with a chorus: a solo act who loops a whole band live, a streaming record most artists never touch, and chart-toppers he handed to Justin Bieber and One Direction.
How Well Do You Know Ed Sheeran's Range?
It all comes from one man, but the range is deceptive. Move from the wedding-radio giants to the loop-pedal builds, the surprise rap cuts and the hits he wrote for other stars to see where your knowledge runs out.
The wedding-radio giants (where casual fans score)
Start with the songs that made him a wedding-playlist fixture. 'Perfect', 'Thinking Out Loud', 'Photograph', 'Castle on the Hill' and 'The A Team' are the acoustic giants most players name from the first chords. In any Ed Sheeran quiz, these are the guaranteed points.
One man, one loop pedal: the whole sound is Ed
Here is what casual fans miss: there is no band. Ed builds a track live by looping guitar, vocal and percussion, so the full-sounding production on 'Shape of You' or 'Sing' is one person stacking parts. Once you hear the catalogue as a solo loop-pedal act, the range starts to make sense.
Wait, he raps? (where superfans pull ahead)
He is filed under acoustic balladeer, so his rapping is where superfans pull ahead. 'You Need Me, I Don't Need You', 'Take It Back' and 'Eraser' feature fast, rhythmic verses that catch out anyone expecting only love songs. Placing these from a short clip is a real fan's edge.
The hits hiding in the credits
Some of Ed Sheeran's biggest hits are sung by other people. He co-wrote Justin Bieber's 'Love Yourself' and One Direction's 'Little Things', and he has guested across pop and hip-hop. A thorough quiz asks whether you can trace a song back to him even when his name is only in the credits.
Ed Sheeran Quiz FAQ
How well do you know Ed Sheeran?
Play an Ed Sheeran quiz on Songtrivia to find out. Name each song from a short clip and answer questions on his albums and the hits he wrote for others. Eight right marks a real fan; the songs he wrote for other artists are the harder half.
What makes the Ed Sheeran quiz tricky?
He is one man with a guitar and a loop pedal, but his catalogue runs from acoustic ballads to club tracks and fast rapping. The mood of a clip tells you little, so you have to know the whole range.
Which Ed Sheeran songs come up the most?
'Shape of You', 'Perfect', 'Thinking Out Loud', 'Castle on the Hill' and 'Bad Habits' are the most-guessed, with rap cuts like 'You Need Me, I Don't Need You' as the curveballs.
Does Ed Sheeran really rap?
Yes. Tracks like 'You Need Me, I Don't Need You', 'Take It Back' and 'Eraser' feature fast, rhythmic verses, which is why the quiz is harder than his ballad reputation suggests.
What is Ed Sheeran's real name?
Edward Christopher Sheeran. He was born on February 17, 1991, in Halifax, England, and grew up in Framlingham, Suffolk.
Is the Ed Sheeran quiz free?
Yes. Every Ed Sheeran quiz is free to play, with no signup and no Spotify account needed. Just pick one and press play.
📚 Sources & methodology
Sources consulted
Wikipedia · AllMusic · Pitchfork · Billboard · Songtrivia editorial team.
Our methodology
Each topic is curated by a Quiz Master with category expertise. Selection crosses cultural impact, chart performance, recognition potential and era variety.
