If you’re anything like me then you’re just counting down the days until the much anticipated release date for The Beatles: Rock Band. We’ve seen a few snippets of the songs that will be included by way of E3 and the two wacky Beatles, Paul and Ringo, who behaved as if they were stoned out of their minds at the presentation, but we’ve been in the dark up until now. Harmonix has kindly responded to the fans’ demands for some light to be shed on the iconic band’s Rock Band venture, and has announced fifteen more tracks that will be coming on the disc. I know September can’t get here quickly enough.
The fifteen new songs announced will span various eras of the Beatles’ mammoth career and will be placed in locations across the globe in different venues that hardcore Beatles fans may remember that held special significance. Below you’ll find the list of the fifteen newest songs to be announced and the venue where the Beatles will be performing the song along the course of the game, straight from Harmonix! Add these to the five we already were shown and we’ve got the beginnings of a dream set list. What are some Beatles classics that you’re hoping to see in-game?

• Twist And Shout / Cavern Club
• Do You Want To Know A Secret / Cavern Club
• Can’t Buy Me Love / Ed Sullivan Theater
• I Wanna Be Your Man / Ed Sullivan Theater
• Eight Days A Week / Shea Stadium
• Paperback Writer / Budokan
• And Your Bird Can Sing / Budokan
• Yellow Submarine / Abbey Road Dreamscape
• Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band / Abbey Road Dreamscape
• With a Little Help from My Friends* / Abbey Road Dreamscape
• Within You Without You / Tomorrow Never Knows / Abbey Road Dreamscape
• Revolution / Abbey Road Dreamscape
• Birthday / Abbey Road Dreamscape
• Dig A Pony / Rooftop Concert
• I’ve Got A Feeling / Rooftop Concert

       

Tags: Beatles: Rock Band, Harmonix, Music games, News

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