Divinyls quizzes
Divinyls were an iconic Australian rock band known for their energetic performances and distinctive sound that blended new wave and pop rock influences. Fronted by the unforgettable Chrissy Amphlett, Divinyls left a lasting mark on the global music scene with their bold style and unforgettable attitude.
Did You Know?
Divinyls recorded their breakout song 'Science Fiction' at Studios 301 in Sydney, where INXS also frequently recorded during the early 1980s.
Practice Questions
Q:When and where was the band Divinyls formed?
A:Divinyls formed in Sydney, Australia, in 1980.
The band came together in Sydney’s vibrant live music scene, blending rock, pop, and punk influences that defined their signature style and set them apart in the Australian music landscape.
Q:Who was the lead singer of Divinyls?
A:Chrissie Amphlett was the lead singer.
Chrissie Amphlett was known for her powerful vocals and dramatic stage presence, becoming a defining figure in Australian rock and a major influence on future female performers.
Divinyls Fact Sheet
| Inception | Formed in in 1981. |
| Members | Chrissy Amphlett |
| Top Albums | diVINYLS (1990), Desperate (1982), What a Life! (1985), Temperamental (1988), Underworld (1996), Legends Live In Concert (Live In Australia, 1998) (2020). |
| Top Songs | I Touch Myself (1990), Pleasure And Pain (1985), Boys In Town (1982), Science Fiction (1982), Back To The Wall (1988), Only Lonely, Make Out Alright (1990), Sleeping Beauty (1985), Ring Me Up, Lay Your Body Down (1990). |
| UK Singles Chart | 1 Top-10 Hit |
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