Fortnite Festival Season 10 introduces a new music pass priced at 1400 V-Bucks that grants eight jam tracks, multiple instruments, emotes, cosmetics, and skins. Gorillaz headlines the season, marking the first group headliner since Metallica, with fictional band members split between the pass and the item shop. Russel and Murdoc appear in the pass, with Russel unlocked instantly, while 2D and Noodle are available as a separate item shop bundle that includes a mic stand, guitar, the Dare jam track, and an emote. The pass features two drum kits, a free keytar, Murdoc's bass, and four licensed plus four Epic-produced jam tracks, including Gorillaz's "On Melancholy Hill."
For those of us who partake in the musical aspects of Fortnite--whether that be playing the Festival rhythm game, using jam tracks to create impromptu mashups, or just wearing your favorite music artist into battle--the start of a new Festival season is a big occasion, because it brings with it a new music pass that gets you eight jam tracks, several instruments, emotes and other cosmetics, and a skin or two, for 1400 V-Bucks or the price of a month of Fortnite Crew.
And the Fortnite Festival Season 10 music pass is headlined by a band that's been heavily requested by the Festival community basically since the day the mode was originally introduced: Gorillaz. This is the first time since Metallica that the Festival headliner is a group instead of an individual artist, though Gorillaz is a little bit different since the fictional cartoon band members don't correspond to real human beings.
As for the rest of the stuff on the music pass, this is a momentous one for folks who main drums in Festival, because the pass has two separate drum kits--a Gorillaz-themed one to go with Russel on the premium part of the pass, and a strangely unsettling kit that has a teddy bear tied to it. Beyond that, the pass also includes a free keytar, and Murdoc's bass on the premium side.
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