RedOctane Adds Four Songs to Stage Tour
The rhythm game's new setlist brings the total to 90 officially licensed songs at launch.
Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Gaming
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RedOctane has added four new songs to the Stage Tour setlist, ahead of the game's worldwide launch on December 10 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. The additions include songs from The Midnight, Leon Thomas, KNOWER, and Ando San.
Why it matters
Stage Tour is positioned as the spiritual successor to Guitar Hero, and this release marks the fifteenth time RedOctane has added new setlist songs. The expanded catalog gives players across platforms a broader selection at launch.
Stage Tour launches with 90 officially licensed songs and a $39.99 base price, with a 10% discount available for digital pre-orders. Bundles with guitar and drum controllers range from $129.99 to $349.99, though the source does not detail how long the pricing will remain in effect.
The players
RedOctane
RedOctane is the video game publisher behind the Guitar Hero franchise and the developer-publisher of the Stage Tour rhythm game.
The Midnight
The Midnight is a synthwave duo whose song "Endless Summer" from its 2016 debut album is included in the Stage Tour setlist.
Leon Thomas
Leon Thomas is a singer and songwriter whose track "Baccarat" is featured in the Stage Tour setlist.
KNOWER
KNOWER is a music act whose song "Overtime" is included in Stage Tour as a live session song.
Ando San
Ando San is a musician whose song "Identify" is featured in the Stage Tour setlist.
The details
The four new songs were revealed in a series of announcements, each highlighting one band and one song at a time. Stage Tour also includes dedicated blog content featuring music videos from the featured bands.
Timeline
2016: The Midnight released its debut album, which includes the song "Endless Summer" now featured in Stage Tour.
November 2026: The full Stage Tour setlist was published.
December 10: Stage Tour launches worldwide on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
Roadmap
Stage Tour is described as the spiritual successor to Guitar Hero, continuing a pattern RedOctane established with its earlier titles. This release is the fifteenth time RedOctane has added new songs to a setlist, reinforcing its ongoing approach of expanding licensed catalogs over time.
Players can pre-order Stage Tour digitally for a 10% discount off the $39.99 base price. Bundles with guitar, drum, and microphone controllers are available for those wanting a full rhythm game setup at home.
The takeaway
Stage Tour's expanded setlist and discounted pre-order pricing give players a clear window to decide on bundles before the December 10 launch. Checking which controller package fits your setup can help you avoid overspending.
Further reading
For more on the rhythm game genre and its releases, explore our Gaming coverage.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Hardcore Gamer.
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