Stage Tour is shaping up to be the rhythm game revival nobody knew they needed. RedOctane has locked in over 90 officially licensed tracks for STAGE TOUR, pulling from classic rock, metal, pop-punk, and a few genuinely surprising picks that suggest the developer is casting a much wider net than the old Guitar Hero days.
As of Gamescom 2026, 45 songs have been publicly confirmed, with the full roster set to be revealed before the game's fall 2026 launch. More tracks will follow post-launch through paid DLC packs and free expansions, so the list below will keep growing. Here's everything confirmed so far.
How many songs does Stage Tour have at launch?
Stage Tour launches with over 90 officially licensed songs. That's a serious number for a debut entry, and it covers a genuinely wide range of decades and genres. RedOctane has also confirmed 180+ authentic Gibson guitars available in-game, alongside 50+ bandmates to build your group from. The game supports singing, drums, and guitar, so the setlist needs tracks that work across all three instruments, which goes a long way toward explaining why the song selection jumps from Metallica to Ed Sheeran without apology.
Stage Tour Complete Song List: Every Track & Artist Confirmed
All confirmed Stage Tour song so far
Below is the full list of the 45 confirmed tracks. The table is sortable by artist or song name if you're hunting for a specific band.
What genres and decades does the setlist cover?
The range here is broader than most rhythm games attempt. On the metal side alone you get Slipknot (Psychosocial), Megadeth (Tornado of Souls), Mastodon (The Motherload), and Static-X (Terminator Oscillator), which should keep the downpicking crowd busy for a while. Metallica contributes Lux Æterna, one of their more recent tracks, so the setlist isn't just coasting on nostalgia.
The classic rock representation is strong too. The Rolling Stones, Def Leppard, ZZ Top, Genesis, and Duran Duran cover the 70s and 80s end of the spectrum. The Cure and The Clash round that era out nicely.
Stage Tour Complete Song List: Every Track & Artist Confirmed
The pop and pop-punk side of the list is just as stacked. Blink-182, Paramore, Fall Out Boy, Weezer, and Avril Lavigne give the setlist real variety, and the inclusion of Olivia Rodrigo and Ed Sheeran (featuring Bring Me The Horizon, which is an inspired pairing) shows RedOctane isn't limiting itself to a single audience.
The more unexpected picks include Tenacious D covering Baby One More Time, Good Kid with Mimi's Delivery Service, and the BABYMETAL and Electric Callboy collab RATATATA, which is exactly the kind of track that makes a rhythm game feel current.
Which songs are best for each instrument?
Stage Tour lets you play guitar, drums, or sing, and not every track is equally demanding across all three. Based on what's confirmed so far:
Best for guitar:
- Megadeth's Tornado of Souls (one of the most technically demanding solos in rock history)
- Radiohead's Just (the riff and chord work are deceptively tricky)
- Extreme's Get The Funk Out (funk-metal rhythm playing)
- Metallica's Lux Æterna (heavy rhythm focus)
Best for drums:
- Slipknot's Psychosocial (double bass and complex patterns)
- Mastodon's The Motherload (progressive rhythms throughout)
- Mötley Crüe's Kickstart My Heart (classic rock drum showcase)
Best for vocals:
- Jeff Buckley's Grace (genuinely one of the hardest vocal performances in any setlist)
- Muse's Starlight (wide vocal range required)
- The Cure's Just Like Heaven (Robert Smith's phrasing is harder to replicate than it sounds)
Will Stage Tour get more songs after launch?
Yes. RedOctane has confirmed that paid DLC packs and free expansions will add songs after launch. The base game ships with over 90 tracks, but the library is expected to grow. Bookmark this page, as the full list of 90+ songs will be updated here as each new track is confirmed.
Stage Tour sits firmly in the action games category in terms of its physical, reflex-driven gameplay, and the setlist is clearly designed to push that physicality across all three instruments.
For the full breakdown of everything else Stage Tour has to offer, including hardware guides and gameplay tips, check out the complete STAGE TOUR strategy guide collection on GAMES.GG.