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Guitar Hero: Warriors Of Rock Setlist (A Work In Progress)
In one camp, you have the Guitar Hero superfans who have devoured every last tidbit of information on the upcoming Warriors of Rock installment. In the other, you have people who either don’t care about this one or never cared about Guitar Hero to begin with.
This post isn’t for either side.
If you’re a casual Guitar Hero player, it’s easy to lose track of what songs are going to be in the next edition of the game. The hype machine does a great job of trickling out details in a seemingly random timeframe, and staying on top of it can be daunting. In this post, which will be updated regularly, we’re compiling all of the known songs from the Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock setlist. There are supposedly more than 90 songs coming in the final game, so we’ve still got a few dozen more to reveal.
Here’s what we know so far though:
AFI – “Dancing Through Sunday”
Alice Cooper – “No More Mr. Nice Guy”
Alter Bridge – “Ties That Bind”
Anthrax – “Indians”
Atreyu – “Ravenous”
Avenged Sevenfold – “Bat Country”
Bad Brains – “Re-Ignition (Live)”
Black Sabbath – “Children of the Grave”
Blue Öyster Cult – “Burnin’ For You”
Bush – “Machinehead”
Buzzcocks – “What do I Get?”
Children of Bodom – “If you Want Peace, Prepare for War”
The Cure – “Fascination Street”
Deep Purple – “Burn”
Def Leppard – “Pour Some Sugar on Me (Live)”
Deathklok – “Bloodlines”
Dire Straits – “Money for Nothing”
Dragonforce – “Fury of the Storm”
Drowning Pool – “Bodies”
Edgar Winter Group – “Free Ride”
Fall Out Boy – “Dance, Dance”
Five Finger Death Punch – “Hard To See”
Foo Fighters – “No Way Back”
Foreigner – “Feels Like the First Time”
George Thorogood and The Destroyers – “Move It On Over (Live)”
The Hives – “Tick Tick Boom”
Jane’s Addiction – “Been Caught Stealing”
Jethro Tull – “Aqualung”
Kiss – “Love Gun”
Linkin Park – “Bleed it Out”
Lynyrd Skynyrd – “Call Me The Breeze (Live)”
Metallica & Ozzy Osbourne – “Paranoid (Live)”
Muse – “Uprising”
My Chemical Romance – “I’m Not Okay (I Promise)”
Nine Inch Nails – “Wish”
Night Ranger – “(You Can Still) Rock in America”
The Offspring – “Self Esteem”
Pantera – “I'm Broken”
A Perfect Circle – “The Outsider”
Poison – “Unskinny Bop”
Queen – “Bohemian Rhapsody”
The Ramones – “Theme From Spiderman”
Rammstein – “Waidmanns Heil”
Rise Against – “Savior”
The Rolling Stones – “Stray Cat Blues”
The Runaways – “Cherry Bomb”
Rush – “2112 Pt. 1 – Overture”
Rush – “2112 Pt. 2 – The Temples of Syrinx”
Rush – “2112 Pt. 3 – Discovery”
Rush – “2112 Pt. 4 – Presentation”
Rush – “2112 Pt. 5 – Oracle: The Dream”
Rush – “2112 Pt. 6 – Soliloquy”
Rush – “2112 Pt. 7 – Grand Finale”
Silversun Pickups – “There’s No Secrets This Year”
Slayer – “Chemical Warfare”
Slipknot – “Psychosocial”
Stone Temple Pilots – “Interstate Love Song”
Strung Out – “Calling”
Styx – “Renegade”
Sum 41 – “Motivation”
Them Crooked Vultures – “Scumbag Blues”
Twisted Sister – “We’re Not Gonna Take It”
Steve Vai – “Speeding”
The White Stripes – “Seven Nation Army”
ZZ Top – “Sharp Dressed Man (Live)”
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