For many, the best way to run a music round is to think similarly to hit TV series Never Mind the Buzzcocks.

In the series, teams would perform the introduction to a famous song, hoping their teammate would be able to guess it.

This can be a fantastic way to make your music round more interactive, and there are various ways to do it.

It could be, if you are hosting a pub quiz and a budding musician yourself, to use this as an excuse to dust off the old recorder, trombone or whatever musical instrument you played at school and it give it a go.

If you select a good few songs with recognisable intros, playing a version on your instrument can be a fun way to mix up the quiz.

Another way to run the music round is to mix it up with other rounds, such as politics or news rounds.

Consider finding a couple of easy-to-play tunes and performing them, while sneaking in the names of famous politicians or newsworthy names into the lyrics.

This way, pub quizzers must name the person hidden the lyrics, while also naming the song itself.

However, for those who prefer a good old fashioned quiz, here is a range of questions and answers which could be useful.

Q: One Direction is known for being the runners-up in The X Factor in 2010, but who came first?

A: Matt Cardle

Q: Which singer has the most UK Number One singles ever?

A: Elvis Presley

Q: What was Britney Spears’ first single called?

A: Baby One More Time

Q: How many artists have sold more than 250million records in their careers? (Bonus, one point per artist.)

A: Seven. (Bonus: Elton John, The Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Rihanna, Madonna, Elvis Presley, Michael Jackson)

Q: Which famous rapper married reality TV star Kim Kardashian in 2014?

A: Kanye West

Q: Ariana Grande has had five albums out – how many reached Number One in the UK? (Bonus per album name.)

A: 3 (Bonus: Dangerous Woman, Sweetener, Thank U, Next)