Here is our weekly article for Rock Band 4 DLC Delisting, 12 October 2025. We are going to try to give you guys the info on the DLC that will be disappearing forever as licenses expire.
It is the end of an era, Rock Band 4 is disappearing from digital store fronts as of 5 October 2025. Due to expiring music licenses, it means that, without renewing said licenses, the game needs to come down. I suppose, business wise, there mustn’t be any plans to keep the Rock Band franchise going (at least for now). Of course, the base game itself will be still buyable if you can track down a physical copy.
I know many of us at GSC have fond memories of Rock Band parties. Getting all the instruments out, having some drinks and just having fun. I know personally, I had all the instruments, and bought a huge amount of DLC. It just holds a very special place in my gaming memories.
Along with the base game, the thousands of DLC is also marked for delisting. However, given that there are seemingly 10-year licenses on the DLC, not all the DLC will be coming down at the same time. With that in mind, we thought it might be helpful to produce a regular ‘what’s delisting this week’ type article to help you keep an eye out for tracks you might want to pick up.
Of course, this comes with a caveat, we will report what we know regularly, but that’s not to say some DLC will get pulled without warning, so if there’s a track you really want, go get it!
Rock Band 4 DLC Delisting: 12 October 2025
The following DLC tracks are scheduled to delist from stores on 12 October 2025 (maybe 13 October, depending on timezones) – essentially, they’re going this week.
- Trainwreck 1979 – Death from Above 1979
- Follow Me Down – The Pretty Reckless
- Don’t Wanna Fight – Alabama Shakes
- Failure – Breaking Benjamin
Will you be picking any up this week? Only a small number this week, but I think I’ll grab The Pretty Reckless and Breaking Benjamin.
