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Rock Band Gets Country Pack & 360-Only RBN Songs
Harmonix and MTV Games are putting out a new batch of songs (with artists like Lady Antebellum, above), including the Going Country Pack 4 and a clutch of Rock Band Network songs for Xbox 360 owners.
The newest country pack will be available on Xbox 360, PS3, and Wii on August 31 (check your system for prices), and Xbox 360 owners can pick up a dozen free songs from independent artists on the Rock Band Network.
Going Country Pack 4 (+ songs are also on Lego Rock Band)
- Dierks Bentley—“What Was I Thinkin’”
- Eric Church – “Hell on the Heart”
- Jamey Johnson – “Women”
- Josh Turner – “Would You Go With Me” +
- Keith Urban – “Days Go By” +
- Lady Antebellum – “Lookin’ For a Good Time”
- Laura Bell Bundy – “Rebound”
- Reba McEntire – “Fancy” +
- Sugarland – “It Happens” +
RBN Megamix
- Rose Of Jericho – “Buried Cold”
- James William Roy – “Paper Valentines”
- Glass Hammer – “Sleep On”
- Robby Suavé - “Everyone I Know Is An Alcoholic”
- Scratching The Itch – “End Of This”
- You Shriek – “No Heroes”
- Voodoo Pharmacology – “Minnesota”
- Chrome Coma – “Bow Down”
- Freen In Green – “Frontier Factory”
- Paul Henry Smith & The Fauxharmonic Orchestra – “Night On Bald Mountain”
- Counterfeit Pennies – “Five More Minutes”
- Single White Infidel – “Inheritance”
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