Addison Rae is the latest artist to make the jump into Fortnite!
Epic Games has officially announced that the singer will join the Fortnite Icon Series with a collection of in-game cosmetics inspired by her music career. The collaboration includes outfits based on her “Fame Is a Gun” music video and debut headlining tour, along with themed accessories, emotes, and Jam Tracks featuring “Fame Is a Gun” and “Diet Pepsi.”
The partnership continues a growing trend of musicians crossing over into one of gaming’s biggest platforms. Over the years, Fortnite has evolved from a battle royale game into a destination for virtual concerts, music festivals, and artist collaborations, giving fans new ways to experience their favorite performers.
With Addison Rae officially joining the lineup, here’s a look at the biggest music stars who have appeared in Fortnite so far.
Marshmello
Marshmello made Fortnite history by hosting the game’s first live virtual concert in 2019. The groundbreaking event paved the way for every music collaboration that followed and proved that in-game concerts could become a global phenomenon.
Travis Scott
Travis Scott’s Astronomical event took Fortnite concerts to another level. Featuring a towering version of the rapper and mind-bending visuals, the event attracted millions of players and remains one of the game’s most memorable live experiences.
Ariana Grande
Ariana Grande headlined the Rift Tour in 2021, blending music, storytelling, and interactive gameplay into one of Fortnite’s biggest events. She also received multiple Icon Series skins inspired by the experience.
The Weeknd
The Weeknd became the face of Fortnite Festival when the rhythm-based mode launched in 2023. His collaboration included After Hours-inspired skins, instruments, emotes, and several of his biggest hits.
Billie Eilish
Billie Eilish joined Fortnite Festival with multiple outfits inspired by different eras of her career, along with Jam Tracks and themed cosmetics.
Lady Gaga
After years of fans referencing her famous “What’s Fortnite?” tweet, Lady Gaga officially entered the game with Chromatica-inspired skins, instruments, and songs.
Metallica
Metallica brought all four band members into Fortnite with individual skins, themed cosmetics, and a dedicated in-game festival experience celebrating the legendary rock group.
J Balvin
J Balvin joined Fortnite with an Icon Series skin and later returned for a special Fortnitemares performance, bringing his colorful visual style into the game.
Snoop Dogg
Snoop Dogg’s collaboration introduced the LBC ’93 Dogg Outfit alongside themed instruments, cosmetics, and music as part of Fortnite Festival.
Eminem
Eminem received multiple skins inspired by different points in his career and also appeared during Fortnite’s Big Bang live event, later expanding his presence with themed islands and additional content.
Sabrina Carpenter
Following the success of Short n’ Sweet, Sabrina Carpenter joined Fortnite Festival with tour-inspired outfits, instruments, emotes, and Jam Tracks including “Espresso,” “Please Please Please,” and “Feather.”
Olivia Rodrigo
Olivia Rodrigo became one of Fortnite’s newest Icon Series artists with cosmetics inspired by her live performances and music, bringing several fan-favorite songs into the game.
Addison Rae
Now joining the ever-growing roster, Addison Rae brings her Y2K-inspired pop aesthetic to Fortnite with cosmetics based on “Fame Is a Gun,” tour-inspired outfits, themed accessories, and Jam Tracks featuring both “Diet Pepsi” and “Fame Is a Gun.”
Other Artists Featured in Fortnite
As Fortnite Festival continues to expand, even more artists have joined the game’s growing music universe through Jam Tracks, cosmetics, Festival Seasons, or other collaborations.
These artists include:
- Doja Cat
- Ice Spice
- Juice WRLD
- Karol G
- Bruno Mars
- Anderson .Paak
- Daft Punk
- Major Lazer
- Mariah Carey
- Playboi Carti
- Tyler, The Creator
- Lisa
- Laufey
- Chappell Roan
- Hatsune Miku
- The Kid LAROI
