Music trivia in Nice

Music trivia in Nice: a three-round quiz in a vaulted cellar, with prizes to win

At Les Folies d'Edmonde, music trivia (the French "blind test") is a team quiz, played to win but never too seriously: the DJ plays track after track, and it's up to you to name the song or the artist. Tourists and regulars mix, the level rises fast, and every round you win earns your team a prize. It runs every week, on Monday or Tuesday night, in the vaulted cellar of Old Nice.

How the music trivia night works

The night is played over three rounds. The first puts everyone on an equal footing; the next two raise the difficulty around themes announced on the spot.

Round 1 — the written round

You listen, then write your answers down without rushing. No need to be the fastest: even the least experienced players can score the maximum and stay in the running.

Round 2 — first theme

The DJ announces a theme that holds for the whole round. The tracks get trickier, and the seasoned teams start to pull ahead.

Round 3 — second theme

A new theme and the home stretch. It is often the round that decides the final ranking and the last prizes of the night.

Themes revealed as the night goes on

Rounds 2 and 3 are built around themes revealed on the spot. A few that have already come up at Les Folies:

Jazz

Rock

The 2000s

The 80s

Songs by bald artists

Artists starting with B

Three-word artist name

Two-word artist name

Title with the word 'love'

Prizes for every round you win

Ludo hosts the music trivia night and picks the tracks. He knows how to read a room, alternating the crowd-pleasers everyone sings along to with the traps that separate the leading teams.

Pride is not the only thing at stake: the team that wins a round receives a prize or a little surprise from Les Folies. Three rounds means three chances to win, and a room that comes alive with every result.

Ludo's other music trivia nights in Nice

Ludo doesn't only host the nights at Les Folies d'Edmonde: you'll find him on the decks at several Nice bars over the course of the week, so you can play more than one night. Before heading out, always check the venue's page.

BDA Bar — Every Wednesday at 8:30pm, Ludo's music trivia night in a pub atmosphere, in the heart of Nice.

O'Neill's Pub — Every Thursday at 9pm, Ludo's music trivia night, a team game to break up the week.

Oxford Bar — Every Sunday at 9pm, Ludo closes the week with music trivia, to end the weekend on a musical note.

Cocktails between rounds

All evening, the bar at Les Folies d'Edmonde serves the house creations, devised by Caroline. You order between songs, without losing the thread of the game.

Frequently asked questions about the music trivia night

What is music trivia?

Music trivia — known in France as a "blind test" — is a music quiz: a DJ plays clips of songs and, as a team, you have to name the song title or the artist. At Les Folies d'Edmonde it is played over three rounds in the vaulted cellar of Old Nice.

When is the music trivia night in Nice?

The music trivia night takes place every week, on Monday or Tuesday night. The exact date is announced on the Events page and on the Les Folies d'Edmonde Instagram account.

Do I need to book and come as a team?

Booking is strongly recommended, especially for groups, as these nights are in high demand. You can come with your own team or put one together on the spot.

Do I need to be a music expert?

No. The level is high, but the first round is played on paper and open to all: even without being an expert, you can score the maximum and stay in the running. Tourists and regulars play together.

What do you win at the music trivia night?

For every round you win, your team leaves with a prize or a little surprise from Les Folies. What matters most is the pleasure of playing under the vaulted ceiling; the prizes simply add a little spice to the competition.

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Practical info

Address

16 rue Benoît Bunico, 06300 Nice, France

Hours

Every day: 6:00 pm – 12:30 am

Payment methods

Cards (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Maestro), contactless, Apple Pay, Google Pay, cash