Fractured Male Singers Trivia Quiz

Answer: Billy Idol

Born William Michael Broad in 1955 in Middlesex, England, Billy Idol was the vocalist with the British Punk band, Generation X. He later went solo and released singles, some of which are 'White Wedding', 'Rebel Yell' and 'Mony Mony'.

Answer: Morten Harket

Singer/songwriter Morten Harket was born in Konigsberg, Norway in 1959. He is the vocalist with the band A-ha. Some of their hit singles include 'Take On Me', 'The Sun Always Shines on T.V'., 'Cry Wolf' and 'Hunting High and Low'. They also recorded the Bond theme for the film 'The Living Daylights'.

Answer: David Gahan

David Callcott, better known as David Gahan, was born in Epping, Essex in 1962. He is the vocalist for the Synth-Pop band Depeche Mode. Some hits of theirs are 'People Are People', 'Just Can't Get Enough', 'New Life', 'Get The Balance Right', 'Master and Servant' and 'Love in Itself'.

Answer: Tony Hadley

Spandau Ballet vocalist Anthony Patrick Handley, aka Tony Hadley, was born in Islington, London, England, in 1960. Some of their hits are 'True', 'Gold', 'Only When You Leave', 'Highly Strung', 'I'll Fly For You' and 'Communication'.

Answer: Simon Le Bon

Vocalist with the British band Duran Duran, Simon Le Bon was born in Hertfordshire, England in 1958. Hits of theirs include 'Hungry Like the Wolf', 'The Reflex', 'The Wild Boys', 'Girls on Film' and 'The Union of the Snake'. They also recorded the theme tune for the Bond film 'A View to a Kill'.

Answer: David Sylvian

David Sylvian was born David Alan Batt in 1958 in Beckenham, England. He was the vocalist and a songwriter with the British band Japan. Amongst their hits are 'Ghosts', 'I Second That Emotion', 'Life in Tokyo' and 'Quiet Life'. Solo singles are 'Forbidden Colours', 'Red Guitar' and 'Pulling Punches'.

Answer: Liam Gallagher

Liam Gallagher, born in Manchester, England as William John Paul Gallagher, is the vocalist with the band Oasis. Some of their top ten UK hits are 'Wonderwall', 'Don't Look Back in Anger', 'Champagne Supernova' and 'D'You know What I Mean'.

Answer: Peter Gabriel

Peter Gabriel was born in 1950 in Chobham, England. He was the vocalist with the British band Genesis. The band's singles include 'I Know What I Like in Your Wardrobe' and 'The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway'. After leaving Genesis, he had hits with 'Sledgehammer', 'Solsbury Hill' and 'Games Without Frontiers'.

Answer: Errol Brown

Lester Errol Brown was born in Kingston, Jamaica, in 1943. He was the vocalist with the British band Hot Chocolate. Some of their hits are 'You Sexy Thing', 'I Believe in Miracles', 'Girl Crazy', 'It Started With a Kiss' and 'No Doubt About It'.

Answer: Justin Hawkins

Justin Hawkins, born in 1975 in Surrey, England, is the vocalist, guitarist and founder of the British band The Darkness. Their singles include 'I Believe in a Thing Called Love', 'Is it Just Me?', 'Growing on Me' and 'Christmas Time (Don't Let the Bells End').

Answer: Jason Donovan

Born in 1968 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, Jason Donovan embarked on a singing career whilst acting in the Australian soap 'Neighbours'. His hits include 'Too Many Broken Hearts', 'Nothing Can Divide Us' and 'Sealed With a Kiss'. He was also in the musical 'Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat'.

Answer: Robbie Williams

Robbie Williams was born in 1974 in Stoke-on-Trent, England. He was a member of the boy band Take That during the 90s. Following his departure, he embarked on a solo career. Some of his hits are 'Angels', 'Let Me Entertain You' and 'Millennium'.

Answer: Michael Jackson

Michael Joseph Jackson was born in Gary, Indiana, U.S. in 1958. He started out singing with his four brothers as The Jackson 5. following this, he pursued a solo career and had hits such as 'Billie Jean', 'Beat It', 'Thriller', 'Bad', and 'Man In the Mirror'. He passed away in 2009, from a cardiac-arrest caused by Propofol intoxication.

Answer: Jimmy Somerville

Jimmy Somerville was born in Glasgow, Scotland in 1961. He was a member of the group Bronski Beat. They had three UK top ten hits: 'Small-town Boy', 'Hit That Perfect Beat' and 'I Feel Love'. Following his departure from the band in 1985, he joined The Communards, who had a number one hit with 'Don't Leave Me This Way'.

Answer: Gary Barlow

Gary Barlow, a member of the boy band Take That from the 1990s, was born in Cheshire, England, in 1971. He wrote the band's hits, including 'Babe', 'A Million Love Songs Later', 'Back For Good' and 'Never Forget'. He then went on to pursue a career as a solo performer.