Harmonix is teaming up with Mad Catz to bring Rock Band 4 to PS4 and Xbox One, and brings the franchise to a new generation of consoles, focusing on the features and gameplay that people love, and expanding the franchise in innovative ways that were informed by how fans play and what they want.  

In addition to a killer on-disc soundtrack, Rock Band 4 will support over 2000 tracks released since the 2007 launch of the original Rock Band, accounting for more than 500 of rock music’s most legendary artists.

Players who’ve purchased or downloaded playable tracks on last-generation consoles will be able to download and play those tracks on their new platforms at no additional charge. Hundreds of tracks will be available at launch, with more back catalog music – and new tracks – to be added regularly after launch.

From “Toys in the Attic,” off legendary rockers Aerosmith’s platinum-selling third album to the Foo Fighters’ “The Feast and the Famine” from the band’s latest album, Rock Band 4 features a diverse range of music, spanning multiple decades, artists, and musical styles. Along with just-announced tracks from The Cure, Dream Theater, St. Vincent, and more, Rock Band 4 will showcase one of the best soundtracks in the franchise to date, carefully curated by an experienced team of game developers and music lovers for an incredible full-band gameplay experience.

Below is a full list of the just-announced tracks: 

• Aerosmith – “Toys in the Attic”
• The Cure – “Friday I’m In Love”
• Dream Theater – “Metropolis -  Part 1 “The Miracle And The Sleeper””
• Foo Fighters – “The Feast and the Famine”
• Judas Priest – “Halls Of Valhalla”
• Live – “All Over You”
• The Outfield – “Your Love”
• Ozzy Osbourne – “Miracle Man”
• Paramore – “Still Into You”
• St. Vincent – “Birth In Reverse”
• Van Morrison – “Brown Eyed Girl”

Previously announced songs:

• Hail to the King	Avenged Sevenfold
  Violent Shiver	Benjamin Booker
  Suspicious Minds	Elvis Presley
  You Make Loving Fun	Fleetwood Mac
  Lazaretto	Jack White
  Somebody Told Me	The Killers
  Uptown Funk	Mark Ronson ft. Bruno Mars
  My God Is The Sun	Queens of the Stone Age
  The Warrior	Scandal
  Little Miss Can’t Be Wrong	Spin Doctors
  The Seeker	The Who