Billie Eilish’s Fortnite Setlist is Revealed and Of Course Fans are Unhappy

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Billie Eilish’s Fortnite Setlist is Revealed and Of Course Fans are Unhappy

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  • Billie Eilish joins Fortnite Festival, with her songs set to be playable in the game's music experience.
  • While some fans are excited to groove to Eilish's chart-topping hits, others express disappointment with the setlist.
  • Eilish joins a star-studded roster of musicians in Fortnite, and there are more exciting additions coming up soon.
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Yeah, Fortnite fans, we ’bout to get down… with Billie Eilish. She’s soon joining the ranks of playable characters in Epic Games’ popular battle royale game and we’re all up for it.

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Fortnite Festival Season 3 sees the introduction of the popular musician, and she’ll be taking center stage on April 23rd. However, not everyone is happy with the announcement, after the setlist reveal was met with disappointed stares.

Fans Are Not Happy With Billie Eilish Fortnite Concert Setlist

Fortnite Festival is getting a major update with the 'lovely' singer
Fortnite Festival is getting a major update with the ‘lovely’ singer.

Starting April 23rd, players will have the opportunity to play the iconic singer-songwriter’s songs as part of Fortnite Festival, the game’s immersive music experience like Rock Band. The pack will cost a 1,800 V-Buck Festival Pass.

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Eilish’s inclusion in Fortnite comes with a lot of excitement, as players can’t want to groove to her chart-topping hits within the game. However, after the setlist for the update, it seems that not all fans are happy with the song selection.

The teasers for Eilish’s setlist include some of her most popular tracks, such as Bad Guy, Therefore I Am, All The Good Girls Go To Hell, Happier Than Ever, and Oxytocin.

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While these songs undoubtedly show off Eilish’s talent and unique style, some fans on social media platforms like X are upset that some of their favorite tracks didn’t make the cut.

Some fans recommended some of her slower songs (like Everything I Wanted), but replies stated that it wouldn’t fit the vibe of the game.

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Of course, lovely was also a suggestion that was thrown into the pot.

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Understandably, fans have their preferences when it comes to Eilish’s discography. Her music spans a wide range of themes and emotions; you’ve got your catchy pop anthems, introspective ballads, and more.

There’s a distinct catalog to choose from, so it’s only natural that fans would want to see their favorites represented in the game.

Eilish Joins a Star-Studded Lineup in Fortnite Festival

Epic Games' list of collaborations for its popular battle royale brand just keep on growing
Epic Games’ list of collaborations for its popular battle royale brand just keep on growing.

The popular battle royale title’s experience is constantly evolving, with new content and updates regularly added. There’s a chance new songs could be added in the future, so keep your eyes peeled for that.

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Epic Games has already introduced a bunch of top-of-line musicians in the music-driven, rhythm-based game, such as Eminem, The Weeknd, Lady Gaga, and Kendrick Lamar. According to datamined clues, even Evanescence’s Bring Me To Life might be joining the ranks soon.

Plus, the huge data leak from a few weeks ago revealed that Snoop Dogg, Karol G, and even Metallica are scheduled to be added to the game in the future. Metallica collaborations are also happening in the battle-royale mode, along with Pirates of the Caribbean and Fall Guys.

Are you happy with the new Eilish setlist? What other musicians would you like to see added to the game in the future? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!

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Written by Vibha Hegde

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Vibha is an avid gamer that has been in the content writing space for over three years. With a Bachelors in Computer Applications, Vibha chooses to explore their passion for pop culture and gaming. When not hunkered over a controller trying to beat the Demon of Hatred in Sekiro, you can find Vibha relaxing to jazz during a digital painting session.