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After a relatively brief season that had no big star leading the show, Fortnite<\/a> Festival is returning to normal for Chapter 7<\/a>. The next headlining artist for Harmonix’s rhythm game will be Lisa, the singer\/rapper\/dancer\/actor best known as a member of Blackpink. Lisa will have a skin and jam track on the new Starlux music pass, and she’ll also have a set of cosmetics in the item shop for the duration of the season, which begins November 29.<\/p>\n The Starlux music pass launches on November 29 alongside the start of Fortnite Chapter 7. The music pass, which is progressed by gaining XP in any Fortnite mode just like the battle pass, includes the Fortnite-original Melodie Mars skin at the start of the pass, and the Rockstar Lisa skin (pictured below) at the end of it. In between, you’ll be able to unlock plenty of cosmetics, including instruments, and up to eight jam tracks, including four licensed ones:<\/p>\n Get Jiggy by B Jack$, Zeddy Will<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/li>\n F*** Up the World (Vixi Solo Version) by Lisa<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n Lisa will also have a bundle of cosmetics in the item shop for the duration of the season, as well as jam tracks for Rockstar and New Woman.<\/p>\n <\/a> The Rockstar Lisa skin and her Rockstar Mic are included with the Starlux music pass.<\/p>\n<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n Fortnite Festival is an additional rhythm game mode within Fortnite developed by Harmonix, the creators of Rock Band and Guitar Hero. Songs for the mode are sold in the item shop as jam tracks, which can also be used as lobby music, or for creating mashups by yourself or with other players in the lobby, during battle royale rounds, and most other places within Fortnite.<\/p>\n\n