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Rock Band All System DLC Releases

July 11, 2009 in News comments 4

Electronic Theatre reports on the Downloadable Content line-up for Rock Band on all formats next week, including The Dead Weather, The Killers and Radiohead.

Harmonix and MTV Games today announced that three packs from new power group The Dead Weather, metal legends Judas Priest and indie rockers Big Dipper will be added to the Rock Band Music Store of Downloadable Content (DLC) next week for the Xbox 360 and PLAYSTATION 3 (PS3).

Additionally, back-catalogue tracks from The Pixies, Foreigner, The Killers, Spinal Tap and more will be available in the Wii Rock Band Music Store, and tracks from Radiohead and Killswitch Engage will be available for Rock Band Unplugged.
kevcothirtythree via electronictheatre.co.uk »
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  • 1
    Shinobi_razor Jul 11, 09
    yay for Foreigner!!

    but do we really need more Killers?
    • 1
      RabidChinaGirl Jul 11, 09
      quote Shinobi_razor
      yay for Foreigner!!

      but do we really need more Killers?
      We should appreciate Rock Band for its variety!
  • 1
    Aussie Legend Jul 11, 09
    Agreed, we've gone from Slayer and Cannibal Corpse last week to Foreigner and the Killers.

    You can't beat that.
  • 0
    Drogo Baggins Jul 11, 09
    I used to be a huge fan of The Killers.....but they've just gotten sort of...weird, for me. Plus I'm not really a fan of non-sensical lyrics, which they seem to do more and more.

    It's odd, in my opinion, they started off very main stream with Hot Fuss, and have gotten more obscure with each album. I don't think I've ever seen that happen. It's usually the other way around, from what I've seen.

    Anyways, I'd love to see more Green Day, some (older) Seether songs, My Chemical Romance, and Marilyn Manson. EDIT: Oh and Avenged Sevenfold. I think they're awesome.

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