Yesterday's EA Spring Break event has shed some light on the upcoming Track Pack for the Wii and PS2 versions of Rock Band (Xbox 360, PS2, PS3, Wii). Hit the full article for all the Track Pack details.

Better late than never. Harmonix will soon be releasing the Track Pack Volume 1 collection for the Wii version of Rock Band, which contains songs that have already been previously released on other platforms. Details and the complete list of songs included in Track Pack Volume 1 in the full article.

Viacom, the parent company of MTV, is all smiles these days. Its investments on Harmonix's Rock Band (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii) is paying off big with great sales figures from the game's hardware (bundle) and software ends. The company is optimistic that more great things are to come in the near future. Details in the full article up ahead.

Looking forward for more Aerosmith tracks to become available as Rock Band (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii) downloadable content?  Well, you may be disappointed to know that this won't be happening anytime soon. For more on this, head on over to the full article.

Bonuses are almost always welcome. How would you feel, however, if someone told you that the bonus Rock Band Wii songs are actually previously released downloadable content? Turn to the full article after the jump for more DLC news.

A few days ago, Harmonix announced that the official release date in the UK for Rock Band's Xbox 360 version is on May 23. PlayStation 3, PS2, and Wii gamers in Europe need to wait a bit longer though: Harmonix has announced that those versions will be released months later, in August. More details in the full article.

Fancy getting a sneak peek at the wireless controller that's expected to launch with the Wii port of Rock Band from Harmonix? You're in luck - the FCC has recently picked up a couple of documents regarding the controller. More details on this are available in the full article.

For those of us following the rather disturbing hubbub about the pricing of the European version of Rock Band (PS3, Xbox 360, Wii), you'll be glad to know that Harmonix development manager Greg LoPiccolo has put in his two cents about the issue. No, it's not a declaration that Rock Band is going to be cheaper - instead, he delves a bit more into why it's that way. Check out what this means to you in the full article.

The Microsoft Xbox 360 and Sony PlayStation 3 versions of Rock Band have been getting some pretty good downloadable content. Apparently, the developers from Harmonix want to do the same thing for the Nintendo Wii. However, the lack of a hard drive on the unit is preventing them from doing so. Rob Kay, the lead designer of the game spoke about this. Find out what he had to say in the full article.

If you're feeling rather disturbed about the European pricing of Rock Band (Microsoft Xbox 360, Sony PlayStation 3, Nintendo Wii), then you might want to listen up. Harmonix design director and Rock Band designer Rob Kay recently spoke about the game's the introductory price in the region. Head on over to the full article to find out what  he had to say.