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Tragic Kingdom Coming To Rock Band
Harmonix made public their Rock Band plans for next week, and it looks like No Doubt fans will be getting a healthy serving of the California rockers. The entirety of their Tragic Kingdom album will become available for download, joining songs already available including “Don’t Speak,” “Spiderwebs,” “Excuse Me Mr.,” “Sunday Morning,” and “Just a Girl.” If you’ve already downloaded the aforementioned songs, the best option is to pick up “No Doubt Tragic Kingdom: The Deep Cuts.” But if you haven’t downloaded them yet, “No Doubt Tragic Kingdom: The Complete Album” is the way to go.
Additionally, singles from Oranthi and Picture Me Broken will also debut via the Rock Band Music Store next week. Check out the details below.
Rock Band Music Store releases: Week of 5/4/10
No Doubt – “Different People” +
No Doubt – “End It on This” +
No Doubt – “Happy Now?” +
No Doubt – “Hey You” +
No Doubt – “Sixteen” +
No Doubt – “The Climb” +
No Doubt – “Tragic Kingdom” +
No Doubt – “World Go ‘Round” +
No Doubt – “You Can Do It”
Orianthi – “According to You” +
Picture Me Broken – “Dearest (I’m So Sorry)” *
(+ indicates LEGO Rock Band compatibility)
(* Denotes $0.99/80 Microsoft Points)
Price Breakdown:
- Price Per Track: $1.99/160 Microsoft Points/200 Wii Points
- Tragic Kingdom: The Deep Cuts: $14.99/1200 Microsoft Points
- Tragic Kingdom: The Complete Album: $19.99/1600 Microsoft Points
All tracks will be available for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Nintendo Wii on May 4.
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