The Fortnite Festival continues to bring exciting new music to players with the latest additions in March 2024. This time around, the game is adding tracks from a diverse array of artists spanning multiple genres and eras. Let's take a look at the list of all new songs on Fortnite Festival in March 2024.
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Fortnite Festival New Songs (March 2024)
The new songs are live in the Fortnite Item Shop, started Thursday at 8 PM ET/12 AM GMT, cycling through the week alongside previous releases from the Fortnite Festival. Players can purchase them for 500 V-Bucks each to keep the tracks permanently.
Here are all the new songs in Fortnite Festival in March 2024:
| Artist | Song Title |
|---|---|
| ATB, Topic, A7S | Your Love (9PM) |
| Blue Öyster Cult | Don't Fear The Reaper |
| Carly Rae Jepsen | Call Me Maybe |
| Far East Movement, The Cataracs, Dev | Like A G6 |
| Kansas | Carry On Wayward Son |
| Masked Wolf | Astronaut In The Ocean |
| MGK, Yungblud, Travis Barker | I Think I'm Okay |
| Muse | Hysteria |
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Classic Rock Icons Join the Lineup
Two iconic rock bands from decades past are making their Fortnite debut this month. Fans will be able to experience the legendary progressive rock opus "Carry On Wayward Son" by Kansas in the game.
Additionally, Blue Öyster Cult's timeless "Don't Fear The Reaper" brings its sinister yet catchy vibes to Fortnite.
Modern Hits Get The Fortnite Treatment
While celebrating rock's past, Fortnite Festival is also embracing contemporary pop with some massive hits. Carly Rae Jepsen's ubiquitous 2012 earworm "Call Me Maybe" will have players singing along.
The club-ready banger "Like A G6" by Far East Movement featuring The Cataracs and Dev also joins the festivities.
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Established Names and Rising Stars
Some well-known names in modern music are featured too. Masked Wolf's viral alt-rock smash "Astronaut In The Ocean" made waves in 2021 and now brings its adventurous sound to Fortnite.
Muse, the internationally acclaimed British rock band, contributes their 2003 hit "Hysteria" as well.
The lineup gives exposure to up-and-comers too. 29-year-old Swedish producer A7S collaborates with Topic and ATB on the electro-house track "Your Love (9PM)." It's an exciting addition showcasing fresh talent.
Returning Superstars
A few acts are already Fortnite veterans making another appearance. MGK, Yungblud, and Travis Barker reprise their pop-punk collaboration "I Think I'm Okay" after previously including MGK's "Emo Girl" with Barker. Their styles clearly resonate with Fortnite's player base.
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Summary
With such an eclectic mix of new additions spanning decades and genres, Fortnite Festival continues expanding its musical horizons in exciting ways. Players have an awesome new soundtrack to explore all March long!
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