Fortnite Music Pass November 12: New Release Date and 1,000 V-Bucks Price

Fortnite Music Pass November 12 brings a new, shorter Music Mini-Pass on Thursday, 12 November 2026 for 1,000 V-Bucks. Epic confirmed the date and price on 31 October through its official Fortnite Status account after reversing plans to extend the current pass.

That’s 200 V-Bucks cheaper than the usual Music Pass. Epic says the next release will be smaller too, so don’t expect the usual number of rewards. The new artist hasn’t been named in the schedule announcement.

Fortnite Music Pass November 12 release date and price

The new pass arrives on 12 November 2026. That’s a change from the longer extension Epic had previously announced. Fortnite Status announced the revised date along with a new LEGO Pass for 5 December. Both upcoming passes are smaller and cost 1,000 V-Bucks.

Epic’s support page still lists 1,200 V-Bucks as the normal Music Pass price. The Fortnite Music Pass November 12 is a smaller, 1,000 V-Buck edition. Epic says later passes will return to regular size and arrive more often.

What time does the Fortnite Music Pass November 12 launch?

Epic has announced the date but not a precise launch hour. Check the countdown in Fortnite’s Passes tab to find the changeover time for your region.

The Music Pass doesn’t necessarily change over at the same time as the Item Shop. Use the Passes screen or a later Epic announcement for the exact local time.

Who is the new Music Pass headliner?

Fortnite Status told players to watch for the headliner reveal but didn’t name anyone. Lil Uzi Vert is due in the Item Shop on 12 November as part of Treasure Hunters. That coincidence does not confirm him as the new Music Pass artist.

Epic hasn’t published the full reward track for the Fortnite Music Pass November 12. Wait for the artist reveal and the in-game pages before assuming which Jam Tracks, instruments or outfits it contains.

What happens to Lil Tecca’s Neon Dreams Music Pass?

The current pass is Neon Dreams, with Lil Tecca as its Festival headliner. Epic’s original Festival announcement names the Tour Ready Lil Tecca Outfit, Mic Mace Pickaxe, Tecca’s World Back Bling and other rewards. Those are current-pass items, not confirmed rewards for November.

If you’re still earning Neon Dreams rewards, check the remaining time under Passes and claim anything you’ve unlocked. The revised schedule replaces the longer extension, but the 31 October post didn’t specify an exact changeover hour.

Will Fortnite Crew include the new pass?

Yes. Epic reaffirmed on 4 November that Music Pass access remains included with Fortnite Crew, even after the subscription changes on 5 December. You can also buy a Music Pass separately with V-Bucks. Crew membership must remain active to unlock premium rewards through the subscription.

You don’t have to play only Fortnite Festival to progress the Fortnite Music Pass November 12. Epic says XP earned in any eligible Fortnite experience advances all active passes together, including the Battle Pass, LEGO Pass, OG Pass and Music Pass. You still need access to a pass’s premium track to claim those rewards.

Is this part of the Treasure Hunters Battle Pass?

No. The Treasure Hunters Battle Royale Battle Pass is a separate 800 V-Buck product featuring Portgas D. Ace and Nico Robin. The Music Pass costs 1,000 V-Bucks this time, while the next LEGO Pass arrives on 5 December at the same special price. Buying one pass doesn’t purchase the others.

Before buying the Fortnite Music Pass November 12, look through the rewards. The date, lower price and smaller format are confirmed; the contents should be judged when Epic reveals them.

Official announcement: Epic Games, Big Changes to Fortnite Crew Launching December 5 (4 November 2026).