Having already made his Rock Band debut in with another band, Jack White returns to Harmonix's music game franchise with a selection of tracks from The White Stripes as The Damned and Kasabian toss songs of their own on the downloadable wagon.

Due on Xbox 360 and Wii Tuesday, November 10 and PlayStation 3 on Thursday, November 12, each of the following tunes will go for the usual asking price of $2 / 160 Microsoft Points, with three-pack offering a slight savings at $5.50 / 440 MS Points.

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• The White Stripes - "Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground"*
• The White Stripes - "Girl, You Have No Faith in Medicine"*
• The White Stripes - "Icky Thump"
• The Damned - "Smash It Up (Part II)"*
• Kasabian - "Club Foot"*

*Also available in the family-friendly LEGO Rock Band Music Store.

Remember when LEGO Rock Band was announced and publisher MTV said the music game would embrace the "imaginative settings that the LEGO world offers?"

May I present to you the intro video for LEGO Rock Band. It's out on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii and Nintendo DS in North America next Tuesday, November 3, with console owners able to export the included songs (at a cost) for use in regular Rock Band.

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The "Final Countdown" to LEGO Rock Band has begun, as co-publisher Warner Bros. today confirmed a November 3 release for the family-friendly musical block-buster.

The latest from TT Games and Harmonix is coming to PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii and Nintendo DS. Below you'll find a trailer that finds itself "Accidentally in Love" before declaring that "You Give Love a Bad Name" and opting to go "Free Fallin'" instead.

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Rock gods Queen are the latest stars to be cast in plastic for LEGO Rock Band, joining effigies of David Bowie, Iggy Pop and Blur in the child-friendly rhythm game from Harmonix and LEGO Star Wars developer Traveller's Tales.

The rock gods' contributions to the 45-strong track list are two tracks instantly familiar to anyone who either enjoys hard rockin' or has watched a sports movie where plucky underdogs triumph over the foul-playing favourites--We Will Rock You and We Are the Champions, the latter of which is shown in the following trailer.

LEGO Rock Band arrives for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii and DS this holiday season.

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Britpop icons Blur are the latest band plasticised for posterity, performing their anthemic 'Song 2' in Traveller's Tales & Harmonix's family-friendly LEGO Rock Band.

LEGO Rock Band packs plastic rock stars and 45 parent-pleasing tracks--which can be imported into Rock Band 1 and 2 on Xbox 360 or PS3 for the one-off fee of $10.

LEGO Rock arrives for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii and DS this holiday season. To get Song 2 stuck in your head all day, listen no further than the following trailer... Read more

While we still don't have a date for LEGO Rock Band beyond the "holiday" window, co-publisher Warner Bros. has pulled the curtain back on all of its included songs.

Along with word that busting will make players feel good on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii and Nintendo DS, the company confirmed that the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 editions will let owners download the included songs for use in Rock Band 1 and 2. The process involves entering a "unique code" from the manual and paying... Read more

Pop chameleon David Bowie is the latest star plasticised for posterity in LEGO Rock Band, joining rock goblin Iggy Pop in Harmonix and Traveller's Tales rhythm game.

The Thin White Duke will be performing his 1983 hit 'Let's Dance' for the family-friendly Rock Band outing, which arrives on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii and DS this holiday season. For a sneaky Bowie peek, look no further than the trailer below... Read more

MTV today announced that Iggy Pop has been recreated in exquisite plasticy detail for use in LEGO Rock Band.

Unfortunately, fans of Guitar Hero 5's liberal reincarnation of Kurt Cobain will be sad to note that Iggy is only available while playing his song "The Passenger," ruling out a classy Iggy Pop/Blink 182 mashup.

The first gameplay footage of Harmonix and Traveller's Tales' blocky take on the Rock Band formula has debuted tonight over at MTV. Focusing on character customization and LEGO-themed gameplay modes, the title is currently scheduled for a holiday release on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii and DS.

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It's undisputed that LEGO rocks, but LEGO Rock Band quite literally does. Enjoy this first trailer for the rhyhm game, accompanied by the pounding beats of poprock star Pink.

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Pink's 'So What' is one of several tracks previously confirmed for LEGO Rock Band, which arrives this holiday season on Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii and DS.

Confirming the long-running rumors, publishers Warner Bros. and MTV Games today announced that LEGO Rock Band will hit PS3, Xbox 360, Wii and DS in "holiday 2009."

LEGO Star Wars developer TT Games is handling the three consoles versions "in partnership" with Rock Band series creator Harmonix, while the Nintendo DS release "will be co-developed by TT Games and Harmonix in partnership with [Rock Band Unplugged PSP developer] Backbone Entertainment." A few tracks were revealed:

• Blur - "Song 2"
• Carl Douglas - "Kung Fu Fighting"
• Europe - "The Final Countdown"
• Good Charlotte - "Boys and Girls"
• Pink - "So What"

"LEGO Rock Band combines the multiplayer music experience of Rock Band with the fun, customization and humor of the LEGO videogame franchise packed... Read more

A cut slide from Harmonix senior designer Dan Teasdale's GDC lecture has lent considerable credence to the rumor of a LEGO Rock Band project.

The image, noticed by a Kotaku tipster, comes from an early version of Teasdale's set of slides, which was accidentally posted by GDC show runner Think Services.

Another slide featured placeholder text reading "project to be announced before or at 9 AM Friday," with Teasdale writing in the margins, "There's a project that I'll be talking about here, but it hasn't been announced yet. BUT - I will be showing it at GDC!"

But Harmonix stayed silent on Friday, leading Teasdale to cut the slides from his talk.

The slide also reveals a few unannounced Guitar Hero projects, including "GH: VH" and "GH: BH," which could refer to the rumored Guitar Hero: Van Halen and Guitar Hero: Band Hero projects, respectively.

Some new rumors have emerged regarding future video games in Traveller's Tales' LEGO series, which has seen Star Wars, Indiana Jones, and Batman releases.

The oft-rumored LEGO Harry Potter won't arrive in 2009, according to Eurogamer. Some had speculated the LEGO game would arrive alongside the next Harry Potter flick in the summer, which is being accompanied by an Electronic Arts-developed tie-in.

Meanwhile, videogaming247 reports that LEGO Rock Band is currently in development, and will somehow provide a block-busting rendition of Harmonix's music game series. VG247's source assured the site that the information is "100 percent correct." Then again, don't sources always say something along those lines?

In a recent interview, Traveller's Tales hinted at Star Wars and Indy sequels, and confirmed that a surprising LEGO game would be released this year... Read more