Which Grammy-winning rock band are you?

Art rock.

Pop, classic rock 'n' roll, world music. Whatever strikes your fancy, really.

Rootsy folk and Americana.

Anthemic arena rock.

Rhythmic hybrid pop.

Alternative and hard rock.

Punk.

Hard rockin' blues.

Alone.

With a group.

In a trio.

You like to work alone but play with a group.

With a small collaborative group.

With a large collaborative group.

With a constantly changing group.

You wouldn't say reinventing so much as becoming more confident in your artistic direction.

Constantly. You love to experiment with different style and exotic instruments.

Definitely, though you always remain true to yourself — whoever that might be from day to day.

Yes, but in subtle ways.

You drift between genres but never stray far from your unique signature sound.

Not really. You tend to stick close to a well-honed formula.

Not reinventing — growing up.

You take brief detours into more experimental sounds but always return to your signature style.

Yes. You are hugely ambitious and often collaborate with fellow musicians.

Natural disaster relief.

World peace.

Civil rights.

At risk children and youth.

Emergency assistance for struggling musicians.

Climate change.

Human rights.

Hipster Theatre Kid. You never shy away from a quirky costume or funky haircut.

Mod. A sharp suit remains your signature even when your hair gets a bit unkempt.

New York Beat Poet. You can be recognized a mile away for your signature striped shirt, Ray Bans, and dishevelled hair.

Everyman. Jeans, t-shirts, baseball caps, and the occasional colourful blazer make up most of your wardrobe.

New Bohemian. You can't get enough floaty layers, wispy scarves, and flowing hair.

American Rocker. Jeans, skate label tees, and denim shirts.

West Coast Punk. Skinny trousers, skinny ties, and plenty of black and red.

Glamorous. You never shy away from bright colours, silky fabrics, or flashy accessories.

Minimal. You stick to basic black plus your signature accessory: a beanie or pair of trendy sunglasses.

Poetry.

Party.

Both.

Party. But no hard drugs.

Protest poetry.

“I would rather be alone than pretend I feel alright.”

“All you need is love.”

“When you got nothing, you got nothing to lose.”

“If you never try, you’ll never know just what you’re worth.”

“Never have I been a calm blue sea. I have always been a storm.”

“There goes my hero. He’s ordinary.”

“I’m on a roll, no self control.”

“You can’t always get what you want.”

“I’d join the movement if there was one I could believe in.”