Stage Tour Setlist Gets A Little Louder With Blur, Sabaton And Powerman 5000

Stage Tour apparently isn’t interested in making players choose between musical eras, genres, or questionable decisions about what song to play next. The upcoming rhythm game has added three more tracks to its already sprawling setlist, bringing the confirmed total to 48 songs ahead of its December release.

The latest additions cover an impressive amount of musical territory. Blur brings 90s Britpop to the party with “Parklife,” Sabaton adds some considerably heavier firepower with “Night Witches,” and Powerman 5000 closes things out with the industrial-metal stomp of “When Worlds Collide.”

That gives Stage Tour another nice bit of variety, particularly for players whose musical tastes were shaped by the era when MTV still played music videos. “Parklife” is practically a time capsule of Britpop, while Sabaton’s “Night Witches” offers a very different kind of historical trip, with its heavy-metal treatment of the legendary Soviet female bomber pilots of World War II. Then there is Powerman 5000, whose “When Worlds Collide” should require little introduction to anyone who spent time around late-90s and early-2000s industrial rock.

The three tracks join a lineup that already includes everything from Avril Lavigne’s “Bite Me” and BABYMETAL and Electric Callboy’s “RATATATA” to Metallica’s “Lux Æterna,” Megadeth’s “Tornado of Souls,” Ghost’s “Square Hammer,” Slipknot’s “Psychosocial,” Weezer’s “Island in the Sun,” and ZZ Top’s “Sharp Dressed Man.”

And that may be one of the more appealing things about Stage Tour. Rather than building its song selection around one particular rock genre or generation, the game is assembling the sort of playlist that could leave three people arguing over what gets played next before the first note even arrives.

There are apparently still more songs coming. Another three-track reveal is scheduled for September 16, so the 48-song total isn’t going to stay put for long.

Stage Tour is scheduled to launch December 10, 2026, on PC and consoles. Hardware and game bundles are already available for preorder through the game’s official website.