Alan Walker to headline Rocket League’s Neon Nights Music Festival

Rocket League’s in-game music festival - Neon Nights - is back with Alan Walker as the headline artist. The Neon Nights will feature brand new tracks from Alan Walker as Player Anthems. There will also be Anthems available for purchase in the shop and in rotation on the Rocket League Radio.

Besides the beats, there are also rewards for Rocket League players. Players can get these rewards for completing the Neon Nights Challengers. Most of these challenges are pretty straightforward forward such as getting ten goals, or hitting two aerial shots, etc. Some of them might be slightly more challenging, but they are not impossible and most players should be able to defeat these challenges quickly. 

Golden Rewards are now revamped as Golden Records. Players can play 15 online matches to add a new Golden Record to their collection. They can get a total of five Golden Records for every 15 matches that they play. These Golden Records can then be opened in the inventory to unlock various cosmetic items. You can also get additional XP (20,000 each time) by playing more and more matches. Every ten Online matches challenge earns you 20,000 XP each time and there’s no cap to this reward.

The Alan Walker Anthem Bundle is available in the Rocket League shop. The bundle costs 900 credits and features three Player Anthems. 

For most players, however, the more interesting bundle is the Jager 619 Alan Walker Bundle which features several new Decals and Car Bodies. The Walker World Jäger 619 Decal is inspired by Alan Walker's signature style and will be a great addition to the inventory for Rocket League fans. Here’s everything that’s new in the Jager 619 Alan Walker Bundle:

Besides these bundles, there are also several more Alan Walker-themed items including Toppers, Boosts, Explosion animations and wheels. You can check them out in the gallery below.

For content creators, there’s some really good news. Pysonix has revealed that content creators can host VOD content featuring Alan Walker Player Anthems on YouTube without any takedown notices. YouTube creators can do so from August 7, 2024, at 9 am PT to July 31, 2029, at 9 am PT. The period of nearly five years means that fans can expect some exciting music content from Rocket League creators. 

Psyonix has also announced some rules regarding uploading VOD content on YouTube: 

This is only applicable to content uploaded on YouTube. For Twitch content creators, Pysonix recommends disabling VODs/clips when streaming the content. 

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