Test your knowledge of Alex Warren's biggest hits, deep cuts and iconic moments.
Three of these open almost identically. Wait for the lift and they separate instantly, which is why an early clip is the hardest question on the page.
A debut album twenty-one tracks deep, a country guest on one song and a K-pop guest on another, and a single that would not leave the top of the chart.
His songs are hardest at the start and easiest at the lift. Work through the quiet openings, the one everybody knows and the album tracks nobody reached.
He opens close and quiet almost every time, with the same restrained piano or guitar and a voice placed right against the microphone. 'Eternity', 'Carry You Home' and 'Before You Leave Me' all begin in that register, so an early clip narrows nothing down.
Ten weeks at number one on the Hot 100 and the longest-running number one of the 2020s in the UK. Almost everyone can hum this chorus, which makes it the free point in any round and the reason players overestimate how much of his catalog they actually know.
'Bloodline' brings in Jelly Roll and lands squarely in country. 'On My Mind' brings in Rosé of BLACKPINK and moves toward K-pop. Both sit on the same album, so a clip can place him in a genre his own writing never suggests.
'You'll Be Alright, Kid' runs twenty-one tracks deep, and most listeners stop well before the end. 'Save You a Seat' and 'Burning Down' are where a perfect round breaks, because knowing the single says nothing about knowing the album.
Play an Alex Warren quiz on Songtrivia and find out. You name the song from a short clip and answer trivia across the whole album. Everyone gets 'Ordinary'; the score that counts is the one built from the twenty other tracks.
'Ordinary', 'Bloodline', 'On My Mind', 'Carry You Home' and 'Eternity' carry the easy points, with 'Save You a Seat', 'Burning Down' and 'Before You Leave Me' for the players who reached the end of the album.
It depends entirely on where the clip starts. His verses are deliberately plain, so an early cut leaves several songs in play at once. Once the chorus lifts, most rounds become obvious. The difficulty is timing, not memory.
Ten weeks at number one on the Billboard Hot 100, and the longest-running number one of the 2020s on the UK singles chart. That is why it is the one song almost every player names instantly, whatever else they miss.
'You'll Be Alright, Kid', released on 18 July 2025 through Atlantic Records. It runs twenty-one tracks and features Jelly Roll on 'Bloodline' and Rosé of BLACKPINK on 'On My Mind'.
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