The main-stage anthems that name themselves
The festival anthems land first. 'One', 'Save the World' and 'Don't You Worry Child' are the tracks most players place from the opening bars, the songs that defined a decade of main stages.
The main-stage anthems that a single build gives away before the vocal lands.
Who produced what, which singer took the hook, and the split that divided fans.
The catalogue splits from radio anthems to instrumentals and a reunion era, easy to hard.
The festival anthems land first. 'One', 'Save the World' and 'Don't You Worry Child' are the tracks most players place from the opening bars, the songs that defined a decade of main stages.
The biggest singles ride a guest vocal. John Martin sings 'Don't You Worry Child' and 'Save the World', while 'Miami 2 Ibiza' hands the mic to Tinie Tempah, so the singer is often the fastest route to the answer.
Axwell, Steve Angello and Sebastian Ingrosso each release solo, so the credits trip up casual fans. A round often asks which member is behind a track, or which solo hit belongs to which producer.
The timeline is its own quiz. The trio announced their split in 2012, closed a farewell tour in 2013, then reappeared at Ultra Miami in 2018 and later released the album 'Paradise Again', so a guess-the-year round spans two very different eras.
Each round plays part of a Swedish House Mafia track for you to name, then follows with trivia on the anthems, the vocal hooks and the reunion era.
You will hear 'One', 'Save the World', 'Don't You Worry Child' and 'Miami 2 Ibiza', along with deeper picks such as 'Greyhound' and 'Antidote'.
Three producers who also release solo make the credits hard, and the 2012 split announcement then 2018 reunion give a guess-the-year round two separate eras to place.
Swedish singer John Martin carries the hook on 'Don't You Worry Child' and 'Save the World'. Naming the vocalist is a frequent quiz question.
A Swedish trio of Axwell, Steve Angello and Sebastian Ingrosso who led the 2010s festival scene before their 2012 split announcement and a 2018 reunion.
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