Fortnite Music Pass: Price, Rewards & How It Works

Last Updated: November 13, 2026 – New Fortnite Music Pass added!

Fortnite Music Pass is a seasonal reward track for Fortnite Festival, the game's rhythm mode. Each pass comes packed with music cosmetics, Jam Tracks and an outfit of the featured artist. A regular pass costs 1,200 V-Bucks, and Fortnite Crew members get it included in their subscription.

Kasane Teto headlines the current pass, the TWINDRILL DIVA Music Mini-Pass, which runs from 12 Nov 2026 to 20 Jan 2027. Smaller than a regular pass, it costs 1,000 V-Bucks and adds the Kasane Teto outfit to the locker straight after purchase.

Fortnite Music Pass Summary

• Seasonal reward track for Fortnite Festival, packed with music cosmetics and Jam Tracks

• Regular Fortnite Music Pass costs 1,200 V-Bucks, or comes included with Fortnite Crew

• Kasane Teto headlines the current TWINDRILL DIVA Music Mini-Pass, priced at 1,000 V-Bucks

• Teto's pass runs from 12 Nov 2026 to 20 Jan 2027

• Progress comes from XP in any Fortnite mode, shared with every other pass

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What is the Fortnite Music Pass?

Formerly called the Festival Pass, Music Pass works like the Battle Pass, but every reward ties into music. Each pass brings music-themed cosmetics, Jam Tracks and outfits based on featured artists, and buying one usually hands over the headliner's outfit right away.

Fortnite Festival is the rhythm mode where players perform songs solo or in a band of up to four. Each player picks guitar, bass, drums or vocals for every song. Festival has two modes, Main Stage for playing full songs and Jam Stage for mixing song parts with other players.

Jam Tracks are the playable songs in Festival, and each new pass adds more to the full list of Fortnite Festival songs. Players can also use them outside Festival, including in Battle Royale and LEGO Fortnite. Instrument rewards are cosmetic guitars, keytars and microphones that change how a player's gear looks on stage.

How Much Does the Fortnite Music Pass Cost?

Music Pass prices for each way of getting it:

• Regular Music Pass: 1,200 V-Bucks

• TWINDRILL DIVA Music Mini-Pass: 1,000 V-Bucks

• Fortnite Crew: $11.99 a month, with the Music Pass included

Compared with other Fortnite pass prices, Music Pass costs more than the 800 V-Bucks Battle Pass. It costs the same 1,200 V-Bucks as the LEGO Pass.

Fortnite Crew includes every pass, so subscribers get the Music Pass without spending V-Bucks on it. Bundling the Battle Pass, LEGO Pass and OG Pass adds to the value of Fortnite Crew for multi-pass players.

TWINDRILL DIVA Music Mini-Pass Rewards

Kasane Teto is a virtual singer who started as an April Fools' joke in 2008 and now headlines Fortnite Festival Season 16. Her pass went live on 12 Nov 2026 during the Treasure Hunters mini-season. Mini-Passes are smaller and cheaper than regular Music Passes, much like the shorter Battle Passes in mini-seasons.

Rewards in the TWINDRILL DIVA Music Mini-Pass, in the order players earn them:

Kicks are cosmetic shoes that swap onto supported outfits, and the music-reactive style makes Teto's outfit move with the beat. Buying the pass also adds four Jam Tracks:

• "BIRDBRAIN" by Jamie Paige, OK Glass feat. Kasane Teto

• "Shut Up and Dance" by Walk the Moon

• "Chronicles of Destiny" by The Home of Happy, James Corbin

• "Sa-Sen!" by MONT, Risa, Musashi

Teto also lands in Battle Royale on 15 Nov 2026, joining Cap'n Hatsune Miku at the new Friendship Villa spot on Crossbones Isle.

How the Fortnite Music Pass Works

Every Fortnite pass lasts one season and levels up at the same time from XP earned in any mode. Playing Battle Royale, Festival, LEGO Fortnite or any other experience fills the Music Pass alongside the Battle Pass, so Festival games aren't required.

Getting the Music Pass takes four steps in the lobby:

1. Open the Passes tab at the top of the Fortnite lobby.

2. Select Music Pass from the list of passes.

3. Press the purchase button and confirm with V-Bucks.

4. Play any mode to earn XP and claim the rest of the rewards.

Rewards sit on pages that open up as players claim enough rewards or reach enough levels. Some items on the track are free for everyone, and buying the pass opens the premium rewards along with the headliner's outfit.

Each Music Pass only lasts one season, so players can't earn rewards left on the track after the season ends. Items from past passes can show up in the Item Shop later, but players can't buy old Music Passes again.

Past Fortnite Music Passes

Every Fortnite Festival season so far, with the headliner and dates of each Music Pass:

Lil Tecca's Neon Dreams Music Pass brought a music-reactive Tour Ready Lil Tecca outfit. It also included the Mic Mace pickaxe, Tecca's World back bling and a Dopamine Tour guitar. Each season also adds the headliner's own Jam Tracks, so Festival's song list keeps growing with every pass.

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Final Words

Fortnite Music Pass turns regular play into music cosmetics, Jam Tracks and artist outfits, without forcing players into Festival. Regular passes cost 1,200 V-Bucks, or nothing extra for Crew members. New artists arrive every Festival season, so the next pass always brings a fresh set of rewards.

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