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Kramer Guitar
$129.99Save $19.99 vs. separately
Most players. One guitar covers Lead, Groove and Tour mode.
PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 2
Ships Dec 1–10
View on the official storePlayer guide · updated Nov 12
Stage Tour is a band rhythm game from RedOctane Games, the team that made the original Guitar Hero guitars. Play lead guitar, bass, drums or vocals, or use a normal controller. Out December 10, 2026 on PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch 2.
69 songs confirmed so far, 90+ at launch. Next official reveal: November 18, 2026.
PC supports dozens of Guitar Hero and Rock Band instruments. Consoles list only recent ones.
Check by platformKramer, CRKD Gibson or PDP Riffmaster, and why the console version matters.
Compare guitarsDrum kit, kick pedal, Pro cymbals, e-drum adapters and Band Kits.
Drum guideSame release day everywhere; instrument support is what differs.
Compare platformsColoured notes scroll down a note highway in time with the song. You hit them on a plastic instrument: hold the matching fret buttons and strum on a guitar, hit the pads and kick pedal on a drum kit, or match pitch and timing on a microphone. Hit them well and the song keeps playing; miss too many and you fail out.
Every song can be played on six instrument types, each on Easy, Medium, Hard or Expert:
Not officially: Guitar Hero belongs to Activision, and Stage Tour is a new game with its own name. But it is made by RedOctane Games, a new studio of original RedOctane staff (RedOctane made the first Guitar Hero hardware) with former Neversoft and Harmonix developers, supported by Third Kind Games and Eidos-Montréal. It plays the same way, and the press widely calls it a spiritual successor to Guitar Hero and Rock Band.
Game +
$129.99Save $19.99 vs. separately
Most players. One guitar covers Lead, Groove and Tour mode.
PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 2
Ships Dec 1–10
View on the official storeGame +
$199.99Save $59.98 vs. separately
Two players. One on Lead, one on Groove (bass).
PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch 2
Ships Dec 1–10
View on the official storeGame +
$299.99Save $69.97 vs. separately
A full band at home. Guitar, drums and vocals.
PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S (no Switch 2)
New orders ship Dec 11–31
View on the official storeGame +
$349.99Save $119.95 vs. separately
Serious drummers. Cymbals and double kick for Pro Drums and Expert+.
PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S (no Switch 2)
New orders ship Dec 11–31
View on the official storeOfficial store prices in US dollars, checked November 12, 2026. Pre-orders are charged when you order, not when they ship.
| Song | Artist |
|---|---|
| BaccaratLeon Thomas | Leon Thomas |
| IdentifyAndo San | Ando San |
| Overtime (Live Band Sesh)KNOWER | KNOWER |
| SunsetThe Midnight | The Midnight |
Revealed November 4, 2026. RedOctane reveals new songs every two weeks; the next batch is due November 18, 2026.
Yes. The Arcade 4-Lane and 5-Lane instrument types were designed for standard gamepads and keyboards, and button mapping is fully customisable.
Yes. Up to four players can play locally or online, and online play works across all platforms. The game also works offline; online multiplayer and leaderboards need a connection.
No. Only PC, PS5, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch 2 versions have been announced. The PS5 and Xbox instruments do work on PS4 and Xbox One in other games such as Rock Band 4.
Yes. RedOctane plans four major expansions a year, each with over a dozen new songs, plus song packs and single songs between them. Songs stay on sale for their licence period, typically 10 years. New gameplay features come as free updates. Prices have not been announced.
RedOctane has run closed alpha playtests and plans a closed beta before launch, with testers picked at random from its mailing list.