As of this writing, there is 242 songs you can play in Fortnite Festival. which is a huge amount of content available. You've ...

On the free track: On the paid track: In the Item Shop: On top of that, the following songs have been seen in the Fortnite ...

Box office hit Wicked features Epic Games' Fortnite during the movie's most iconic musical number. The film's finale, built around breakout song Defying Gravity, sees Elphaba burst out of a window ...

The Fortnite Festival Season 7 music pass is full of Hatsune Miku-themed rewards as the virtual singer makes her debut. The music pass features a plethora of rewards that’ll satisfy Miku fans ...

It lives inside Fortnite and is free-to-play. Since it launched, the game has received numerous updates improving the mode, introducing new features, and adding new songs. And now Epic has added ...

So Fortnite’s Metaverse will just be a traditional experience on a screen, with perhaps VR to come further down the line after another decade or so in the oven. What I’m describing here is ...

The very tail end of the $10 normal Fortnite battle pass will get you a car as well. Harmonix used to sell Rock Band songs for $2 a piece. Now, that’s changed. Fortnite’s Festival Main Stage ...

More Hatsune Miku-inspired items are being added to the Fortnite shop this season. A new trailer shows the idol performing her song, "Miku (Anamanaguchi, Hatsune Miku)" on the Fortnite Festival stage.

Leaks suggest Miku is set to appear in Fortnite on January 14 with two skins and new songs. Fans hope Fortnite Festival can gain popularity by collaborating with big names like Hatsune Miku.

Fortnite Festival, the game’s Rock Band-like music mode where you play along with real songs, is getting local multiplayer for up to four people on PlayStation and Xbox on January 14th.

Though Winterfest is singing its last Mariah Carey Christmas song today, the musical fun is far from over. The gigantic Godzilla will stomp its way into Fortnite on January 17th, but another ...

It’s a sweet little live mini-event, but it makes sense as to why Fortnite isn’t making a big song and dance about it – because it isn’t very big, and ultimately, we imagine more players ...