Disaster Band Launches on Consoles With Cross-Platform Multiplayer

Disaster Band Takes Its Chaotic Rhythm Multiplayer to Consoles

Get ready to unleash your inner musician with the launch of Disaster Band, now available on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch. This innovative rhythm and music sandbox blends traditional and quirky sound-making into a game where chaos is part of the charm. Whether you’re musically inclined or completely new to the art, this title makes music fun, accessible, and downright unpredictable.

Harmonize with 15 Unique Instruments

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Disaster Band features a diverse ensemble of fifteen instruments. From the classic violin to the delightfully ridiculous kazoo and even vocal “Meow” modes, players can interpret twenty included tracks with complete freedom. Want to solo “Eine kleine Nachtmusik” on rubber chicken? You can.

mod.io Integration Brings Endless Content

The console release adds full cross-platform multiplayer across PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and Nintendo Switch. On PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, players can also access community-created tracks through mod.io.

Everything Is Free – Yes, Really

Unlike many music games locked behind DLC paywalls, Disaster Band ensures that all content additions remain completely free. This generous model helps foster a vibrant community and opens the game up to endless possibilities, without a single microtransaction in sight.

Features at a Glance

• 15 playable instruments, including kazoo, violin, and voice
• 20 classic tracks to butcher—or master—at launch
• mod.io integration for custom, community-created tracks
• Cross-platform content sharing
• All content is 100% free – no DLC or paid add-ons

Join the Musical Mayhem

Disaster Band isn’t just about getting the song right—it’s about making it yours. Whether you’re soloing, collaborating with friends, or just exploring hilarious ways to perform, this is one concert you won’t want to miss. And if you’re curious how it sounds when a group of cats meows Beethoven… now’s your chance to find out.