Fortnite Festival Songs: Here’s the Complete List of Songs Released

Fortnite Festival is one of a handful of new modes added in Chapter 5, to many it has the most longevity though. A big part of its replayability has been the sheer number of Festival songs available. There are loads. More get added all the time and there’s now a better list of Fortnite Festival Songs than most dedicated rythmn games manage over their lifetimes.

This is a game similar to Guitar Hero. Just like most rhythm games, a major part of its appeal is playing your favorite songs. The Fortnite player count is pretty big though. Are there songs to cater to everyone who wants to jump into Festival? Looking through the list of Fortnite Festival songs, some genres have much more representation than others. However, there is a bit of everything here.

There’s obviously a heavy weighting towards more popular songs. There’s a handful for more niche areas, but those bigger with Fortnite’s main demographics are here in greater numbers. The genres are getting wider over time though, and there is a bit of something for everyone here. If you’re wondering what songs are in Fortnite Festival expecting not to like anything, you might be surprised. We’re even getting some of the songs that made this genre so big in the past, like Through the Fire and the Flames.

The Fortnite Item Shop songs go along with tons for each of the featured artists, for different seasons of the game. More get added to the shop all the time too, and original tracks even show up in the Battle Pass. What’s the full list of Fortnite Festival songs we’ve gotten so far?

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All Fortnite Festival Songs So Far

Fortnite Festival gets more songs all the time, it’s kind of hard to keep track of.

Unless you’re memorizing the rows and rows of song titles appearing in the store everyday, you could miss something. If you need a refresher, we’ve got a complete list of Fortnite Festival songs available up until now! They won’t all be available at once, but most get cycled in and out eventually.

List of Fortnite Festival Songs

Those are all of the Fortnite Festival Songs licensed from proper artists! You’ll probably notice a few have more songs than others though. Why is that? Some artists are the featured artists of a season of Festival, which means a lot of songs. Like all the tracks we got in the Metallica Fortnite collabs. Each season features a new artist, so some of these could get a lot more in the future.

Outside of that, new songs get added through the shop rotation. These come regularly, but some events can mean more songs. Epic put a whole host in for Fortnite Coachella skins, as well as songs, mainly focused on the featuring artists. This meant we even got a bit of Britpop in there with Blur (not exactly their best single or anything, but Fortnite Festival does gravitate to a band’s biggest hits in North America). We’re getting new artists arriving in Festival all the time. In recent months, we’ve even started getting a wider spread of music. A number of YOASOBI songs have been added, great for fans of anime themes.

In the most recent season, Epic’s stepped up the Festival integration. The entirety of Battle Royale was music-themed for Fortntie Remix. Which meant artists featured with songs were on the map too. While we can’t expect artists to take over every Fortntie season, it’s great to see the game integrating each of its modes a bit better.

New Changes for Festival

New songs are here for Fortnite Festival! Almost every day, we’re seeing different tracks get cycled in and out as the Fortnite item shop refreshes. Lately, we’ve had some new songs added for Hatsune Miku. Greet news for big fans of the Vocaloid.

Hatsune was the featured artist for Fortnite Festival released. While the skin had a lot of fanfare, we were a bit light on songs. With these more recent additions it’s now going to be easier to play as Hatsune. Later we got some more songs added too.

Festival fans have had another benefit lately with instruments being changed a bit In-game. While they still function very similarly, they can now be used in Battle Royale too. Players can use instruments to play the Fortnite Festival songs and in BR.

Just like Battle Royale and Lego, the mode even got some Star Wars content recently. There’s more and more John Williams songs included, and an Epic original one about Star Wars!

Festival Songs Let You Customize Battle Royale

A recent change that’s added big utility to the Fortnite Festival songs is including them in Battle Royale in a bigger way. Players can soon use the songs to personalise their drop in and Victory screen. For some songs, there’s definitely going to be ways for players to use this to get some creative messages across. It’ll be fun to see how these songs effect the experience too.

Epic Original Songs

It’s not just licensed Festival Songs. Epic Games have plenty of their own tracks that they’ve included over the years. These are the Epic originals in the list:

Some of these tracks have become pretty popular too. We’re sure to see more Festival songs added in the future, so keep up with our Fortnite news for when the next big artist comes to the game.

What’s Next for Festival?

@ Gamepur

Fortnite Festival songs already span a lot of different genres, but where are we going in 2025? The game’s current season is Hatsune Miku, bringing the Vocaloid icon into the game. We just saw a full season devoted to musicians too into Fortnite Remix. Each of them got a load more Fortnite Festival songs when the season was on. There’s leaks about a Sabrina Carpenter skin being the next one up.

We’ll see more featured artist through the year too, along with random tracks added week to week.

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