Rock Band 4 is set to be delisted from Xbox and PlayStation digital stores this weekend due to expiring music licenses, as confirmed by developer Harmonix. This event coincides with the game nearing its 10th anniversary on October 5, 2025. Players who already own Rock Band 4 will retain access and be able to redownload the game and any purchased songs on compatible devices. However, DLC tracks released on launch day will no longer be available for purchase, while DLC from previous Rock Band games will be evaluated for future delisting. The announcement reflects a significant moment for the iconic music rhythm series, which has been delivering weekly content to fans since its release.

What is happening to Rock Band 4's content and availability?

Rock Band 4 will be removed from digital stores due to expiring music licenses, but existing owners can still access their game and previously purchased DLC indefinitely.

Rock Band 4 revolutionized music gaming since its release in 2015, allowing players to connect with a vast library of songs spanning multiple console generations. The game was part of a series that introduced a unique model for downloadable content, enabling extensive customization and playability. Since 2007, fans have enjoyed a wealth of original and transferred tracks, making Rock Band a staple in music gaming culture for nearly two decades.