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How To Get Songs On Fortnite Festival

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Akın BilginBy Akın BilginJanuary 6, 20242 Mins Read
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Fortnite Festival is a great rhythm game that is so accessible that you can play with all your friends with no problem. The only downside, however, is the way you go about getting new songs, which can be a bit cryptic. Without further ado, let’s take a look at how to get songs in Fortnite Festival.

How To Play Songs in Fortnite Festival

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To play a song in the Fortnite Festival, you need to own the song. But of course, not everyone wants to invest money in the game, especially just for a single track. Thankfully, you can play well-known and famous songs at Fortnite Festival without buying them. There are daily songs that can be played for free in Fortnite Festival, and Epic Games changes these Daily Jam Tracks every day. You can play famous and fun tracks like Believer, Seven Nation Army, and Save Your Tears.

Follow the steps below to get songs on in Fortnite Festival:

  1. First, select Fortnite Festival from the game menu and log into the game.
  2. Then select the instrument you want to play using the “1-2-3-4” keys.
  3. Adjust the difficulty with the “F” key.
  4. Then interact with the org that says “Choose A Song” on the screen.
  5. Add the song to the playlist you want to play by pressing the “Enter” key.
  6. When you are ready, press “ESC” to return and hold “R” to start the game.
  7. After the game starts, the songs you added to your playlist will play in order.

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How To Get New Songs in Fortnite Festival

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If you want songs you can play whenever you want, in addition to the daily free songs that Epic Games provides players, you need to follow a slightly different path. For this, you need to visit the Item Shop every day and check the available songs there.

If you see a Fortnite Festival song you like, you can purchase it for 500 V-Bucks. Doing so will add that song to your inventory and you can play it whenever you want.

Related:

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Akın Bilgin loves colony simulators, survival, and souls-like games. He has been a freelance guide writer for two years and is studying English Language and Literature in Turkey.

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