Fortnite is reportedly adding three Ironmouse songs as Jam Tracks this week, expanding the VTuber’s ongoing Icon Series collaboration into Fortnite Festival. Dataminer FireMonkey says Cry For Me (Wa Wa Wa), Hell Again and Meow are all part of the upcoming music drop, with HYPEX independently sharing the same three-track lineup. Epic Games has not yet publicly announced the songs, so the Festival additions should still be treated as leaked until they appear in-game or are formally confirmed.
All three tracks are established releases from Ironmouse’s music catalog rather than songs created specifically for Fortnite. Cry For Me (Wa Wa Wa) is one of her best-known tracks, while Hell Again and Meow have also appeared across her recent releases and performances. Ironmouse’s 2026 Club Ironmouse album includes live versions of Cry For Me and Hell Again alongside Meow, giving the leaked selection a clear connection to her current music output.
The Jam Tracks would add another major component to Ironmouse’s Fortnite Icon Series collaboration, which has gradually expanded over several weeks instead of arriving as one single content drop. Her Fortnite presence began with an Ironmouse Sprite before additional cosmetics, competitive content and the full Icon Series rollout surfaced. That staggered approach has allowed Epic to spread the collaboration across multiple parts of Fortnite rather than limiting it to the Item Shop.
The reported songs also arrive alongside Ironmouse cosmetics expected to launch on September 18. Leaked material has already shown her outfit, associated accessories and additional cosmetic content, while an Ironmouse Icon Cup has given players an early competitive route tied to the collaboration. The addition of Jam Tracks would connect the crossover more directly to Fortnite Festival and broaden it beyond character cosmetics.
Fortnite’s competitive schedule has already confirmed Ironmouse-branded Icon Cups across multiple regions on September 15. The events use Duos formats in Reload and Zero Build Reload, providing another official sign that Epic is treating the collaboration as a substantial crossover rather than a small one-off cosmetic release. The Ironmouse Icon Cup has also been tied to an opportunity for top-performing players to earn her upcoming bundle.
Cry For Me is the most immediately recognizable track in the leaked Festival lineup. The song has become one of Ironmouse’s more prominent music releases and was later incorporated into Club Ironmouse in a live version. Hell Again also appears on that album, while Meow was released in 2026 and represents one of the newer additions to her catalog.
The three-track selection would also continue Fortnite Festival’s broader use of creator and crossover-focused music drops. Epic has regularly paired major Fortnite collaborations with Festival content where the artist or property has recognizable music attached to it. Kingdom Hearts is reportedly following a similar pattern this week, with Dearly Beloved and The Other Promise expected as Jam Tracks alongside that crossover.
Neither FireMonkey nor HYPEX specified individual V-Bucks prices in the posts announcing the Ironmouse songs. Standard Fortnite Jam Tracks are commonly sold individually through the Item Shop, but Epic has not confirmed whether these three will use the usual pricing structure or be offered through a larger bundle. Exact release timing within the week also remains unconfirmed.
For now, Cry For Me (Wa Wa Wa), Hell Again and Meow are the three tracks consistently identified by Fortnite leak accounts as Ironmouse’s upcoming Festival additions. With her Icon Series cosmetics, competitive cup and broader collaboration already rolling out, the Jam Tracks would make music the next major part of Ironmouse’s expanding Fortnite presence.
