Fortnite Festival Season 6 is here, and it’s a musical extravaganza! With Snoop Dogg as the Icon, the game is packed with fresh beats, iconic outfits, and a whole lot of fun. Season 6 begins November 2 with v32.00 and comes to a close January 14, 2025, at 12 AM ET. Check out more information on it below:
Fortnite Festival Season 6: Music Pass
Look right at home and laidback with Snoop Dogg Instruments and the LBC ’93 Dogg Outfit in the Music Pass. You can progress in the Music Pass with XP from any experience in Fortnite that grants XP, not just Festival.
Free Rewards:
- Flux Silvera: A sleek and stylish skin.
- Jam Tracks: Epic originals to groove to.
- Auras: Add some sparkle to your performances.
- Emotes: Dance the night away.
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Premium Rewards:
- LBC ’93 Dogg Outfit: Channel your inner West Coast legend.
- Snoop Dogg Instruments: Master the mic, guitar, and drums.
- Jam Tracks: Iconic hits from Snoop Dogg, Soulja Boy, Big Sean, and Juice WRLD.
- Auras and Emotes: Elevate your performances.
Snoop Dogg in the Fortnite Item Shop
- Snoop Dogg Outfit: The Dogg himself, with a dog head transformation.
- D-O-Double G Bundle: Includes the Snoop Dogg Outfit, Axizzle Pickaxe, Lowrider Bike Glider, Snoop’s Walk Emote, and Drop It Like It’s Hot Jam Track.
- “Beautiful” Jam Track: A classic Snoop Dogg tune.
New Features and Improvements coming with Fortnite Festival Season 6
- Beat Synced Emotes: Dance to the rhythm of the music.
- Lobby Jams: Jam with friends in the lobby.
- Main Stage and Battle Stage Improvements: Enhanced visuals and gameplay.
Content creators in the Support-A-Creator program can monetize Fortnite Festival content on YouTube, with certain restrictions on music usage.
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