Stage Tour Set List Reveal #10 AddsThree Modern Rock Tracks

Stage Tour set list reveal #10 continues to build its virtual living-room rock venue with three more tracks, and this latest batch leans hard into the kind of volume levels that make shared walls a diplomatic concern. In partnership with British rock and metal label Earache Records, the upcoming music game has added “Do Me a Favor” by The Bites, “Limbo Man” by The Dust Coda, and “Raised on Rock N Roll” by The Karma Effect. All three bands represent the newer end of Stage Tour’s increasingly eclectic lineup, which now includes 51 confirmed songs from a planned setlist of more than 90 tracks spanning six decades.

The Stage Tour set list is not merely leaning on the familiar rhythm-game safety net of legacy acts and songs that have been in classic-rock radio rotation since your parents were in high school. The Bites, The Dust Coda, and The Karma Effect bring contemporary hard rock into a catalog already bouncing between Metallica, Mastodon, Ghost, Slipknot, Sabaton, Static-X, and Tenacious D, with room left over for Avril Lavigne, Olivia Rodrigo, The Cure, and Smash Mouth. It is either an admirably broad party playlist or a surprisingly effective way to test household relationships.

The Bites arrive at a particularly busy moment. The band’s second album is due on September 18, while its Stage Tour track joins a roster that has reportedly placed the group in Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Airplay Top 40. The Dust Coda and The Karma Effect have also earned UK Top 40 album-chart placements, while The Karma Effect’s “Raised on Rock N Roll” is one of the newest songs confirmed for the game after the band released its latest album in May.

The full list has now reached 51 tracks, with recent reveals including Blur’s “Parklife,” Sabaton’s “Night Witches,” and Powerman 5000’s “When Worlds Collide.” That leaves at least 39 more songs still under wraps, assuming Stage Tour stops at its stated minimum of 90.

Stage Tour launches December 10, with game and hardware bundles available to pre-order through the official Stage Tour website. The next Stage Tour setlist announcement is scheduled for September 23, so players who prefer their music loud, riff-heavy, and occasionally wearing leather pants will not have to wait long for the next round of reveals.