Bring Me The Horizon in Fortnite Festival

Bring Me The Horizon's “Can You Feel My Heart” will be added to Fortnite Festival on 3 September 2026, giving gamers a new Jam Track to play on the Main Stage, build mashups or use as a looped emote in Battle Royale.

What fans can do with the track

The Jam Track appears in Fortnite Festival’s Main Stage and Jam Stage systems: players can perform the full song during the event, combine stems from several tracks to create unique mashups, or add a looped version to their in‑game emote inventory. Jam Tracks rotate free on the Main Stage during limited windows, but purchasing a track for 500 V‑Bucks stores it permanently in the player music library — a standard model for Festival releases (see Epic/Fortnite Festival mechanics).

Where this fits in gaming and rock

Bring Me The Horizon join a shortlist of rock and metal acts whose music has been integrated into Fortnite’s Festival ecosystem; Metallica, Linkin Park and Slipknot have all had Jam Tracks or Festival tie‑ins previously. The move continues Fortnite’s pattern of pairing big rock singles with in‑game performance features rather than one‑off concerts.

“Can You Feel My Heart” first appeared on the band’s Sempiternal album and was released as a single in 2013; it later featured on the EA Sports UFC soundtrack in 2014. The song reached Platinum status in the UK in 2024 and remains the band’s top streamed track, approaching the 910 million play mark on Spotify (streaming snapshots, Sept 2026).

Why it matters

For music fans the Festival placement does three things: it keeps a modern rock staple in front of younger players who discover tracks in games, it lets players actively perform and remix the music inside Fortnite’s creative tools, and it offers a new route for legacy singles to collect streams and microtransactions in parallel. Buying the Jam Track for 500 V‑Bucks is optional — but owning it makes the song usable across Festival and Battle Royale modes.

“I’ve always been drawn to projects that blur the lines between storytelling and music,” said Oli Sykes of working on gaming projects, a sentiment he made while discussing a separate 2026 esports collaboration.

The band is due to play Rock in Rio on 5 September 2026 and head to North America later in the month; their album Count Your Blessings | Repented is out now via RCA/Sony.

Read more: the original Festival announcement and mechanics are documented by LouderSound and Fortnite/Epic’s Festival pages; streaming and certification details are available via music industry data sources.

Sources: LouderSound, Fortnite Festival (wiki), Metallica, Apple Music, Can You Feel My Heart (wiki), KWORB/Spotify data, Riot Games (Valorant).