Fortnite Festival adds Dearly Beloved and The Other Promise as Jam Tracks

The Kingdom Hearts takeover in Fortnite now includes its music. On September 15, the official Fortnite Festival account posted an image that lists two Jam Tracks - Dearly Beloved and The Other Promise - coming to Fortnite Festival on September 17. The post text reads "These KINGDOM HEARTS tracks are coming to Fortnite on Thursday" and the song names appear in the attached image, as listed by Netto's Game Room (with Yoko Shimomura attribution) and corroborated by KH13 for the same pair.

Netto's Game Room (Sep 15) reports the details from Harmonix (Harmonix has announced the next Jam Tracks this week, per Netto): each track will be playable for free beginning September 17, 2026 and can be purchased for 500 V-Bucks to keep in your music library. The outlet lists the songs as Yoko Shimomura - Dearly Beloved and Yoko Shimomura - The Other Promise under the heading \"The songs are as follows,\" matching the names in the Festival post.

Dearly Beloved and The Other Promise join Fortnite Festival as Jam Tracks (Fortnite Festival on X)

KH13 corroborated the same pair on September 15, attributing the tracks to the Festival account and noting they were announced alongside a new trailer that also locks the four Outfits for September 17 - Sora, Riku, Kairi and Roxas (as previously covered September 15, with the four-Outfit confirmation).

For players, the useful part is the Festival setup. Fortnite Festival can be accessed inside Fortnite and is playable with standard controllers, keyboards, or Guitar Hero and Rock Band instrument controllers, as Netto notes. Harmonix announced the tracks for this week's rotation, and Netto reports each will be free to play during its window starting September 17, then 500 V-Bucks to keep.

This is the fourth Kingdom Hearts beat inside Fortnite in a month, as previously reported: the August 16 announcement (Season 4 Override launched August 20), the September 13 Sora beach teaser, and the September 15 trailer confirming the four Outfits on September 17. The music adds a separate reason to log in for players who already own the rhythm mode, even before the Item Shop side is priced. As with Outfits, Jam Tracks are bought with V-Bucks, which are bought with real money, so plan purchases and keep an eye on the shop once the rotation hits.