Guitar Hero Live Adds More Songs

By Anthony LaBella

The lineup for Guitar Hero Live continues to grow, and Activision has revealed the next batch of songs for its weekly "Tracklist Tuesday" feature.

Some unconventional artists such as Skrillex make appearances in Guitar Hero Live, but the 10 songs announced today stick closely to the rock and metal genres. They include:

  • “Love Bites (So Do I)” — Halestorm
  • “Tribute” — Tenacious D
  • “I Have A Problem” — Beartooth
  • “Mind Your Manners” — Pearl Jam
  • “Tragedy + Time” — Rise Against
  • “Been Away Too Long“— Soundgarden
  • “Got the Time” — Anthrax
  • “Gravedigger” — Architects
  • “The Clincher” — Chevelle
  • “Right Back At It Again” — A Day to Remember

I recognize names like Pearl Jam and Soundgarden, but those appear to be more recent songs. Oh well, I guess I played enough "Evenflow" in Rock Band 2.

Guitar Hero Live is scheduled to come out this Fall for PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Wii U, and iOS.

Anthony LaBella
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