Guitar Hero Live News New Premium Shows Added & New Songs!
358 views · Published 4 November 2015 · 1:35 · Indexed 23 October 2026
Channel: Rock N' Roll True Stories · 2015 · Gaming
Special Thanks to Elliot from the Hero Feed (www.TheHeroFeed.com "Have you already FC’d every single song available on GHTV? Are you looking for a new challenge? Well, you’re in luck because two new premium shows have been added to GHTV this week! Each show contains three new songs, including 4 songs that have never been in a rhythm game! Check out the new shows, and their songs, below! Legendary Headliners Fall Out Boy – Sugar, We’re Goin Down blink-182 – First Date Paramore – Monster Pop Goes GHTV American Authors – Believer The 1975 – Chocolate George Ezra – Budapest Players who receive a gold award on Pop Goes GHTV will unlock a special “Paper Lady” highway. In addition to the new shows, the following songs are now available to play on-demand. It is also possible that they may show up in rotation on one of the GHTV channels. Disturbed – Stricken Foster the People – Don’t Stop (Color on the Walls) Interpol – All the Rage Back Home Queen – We Are the Champions The Strokes – Reptillia Survivor – Eye of the Tiger If you played the six songs above already, don’t worry, because your leaderboard scores are still there! If you haven’t gotten around to the Avenged Sevenfold show yet, you better get on that because there’s only one day left on it! After that, however, it’s very likely that those songs will also be available on demand. [Thanks to @theKingsy for the heads up!]" - the Hero Feed www.TheHeroFeed.com
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