Tenacious D most popular song for Guitar Hero over the festive period

Keen to know what most people were jamming to on Guitar Hero over the festive break? Well look no further, because the team at Freestyle Games has released details of the twenty most popular songs played On Demand in the UK over Christmas and it reads as follows:

	Song	Band
1.	Tribute	Tenacious D
2.	American Idiot	Green Day
3.	Sing	Ed Sheeran
4.	The Lazy Song	Bruno Mars
5.	All the Small Things	Blink-182
6.	I Want to Break Free	Queen
7.	Sex on Fire	Kings of Leon
8.	B.Y.O.B.	System of a Down
9.	Let Her Go	Passenger
10.	Nightmare (Live)	Avenged Sevenfold
11.	Before I Forget	Slipknot
12.	Hold Back the River	James Bay
13.	Budapest	George Ezra
14.	Eye of the Tiger	Survivor
15.	Feel so Close	Calvin Harris
16.	Stacy’s Mom	Fountains of Wayne
17.	Sugar, We’re Goin Down	Fall Out Boy
18.	Chop Suey!	System of a Down
19.	Tears Don’t Fall	Bullet For My Valentine
20.	Seven Nation Army	The White Stripes

Additionally, the team has released details of the top twenty songs played globally over the period 24 December to 3 January. This list represents the most played songs in GHTV’s channels, On Demand and via Premium Shows.

	Song	Band
1	I Gotsta Get Paid	ZZ Top
2	Best Day of My Life	American Authors
3	Tribute	Tenacious D
4	Epic	Faith No More
5	Rollin’ and Tumblin’	The Gaslight Anthem
6	Jekyll and Hyde	Five Finger Death Punch
7	Diamond Eyes	Deftones
8	Break the Cycle	Motionless in White
9	Tears Don’t Fall	Bullet For My Valentine
10	Broken Generation	Of Mice & Men
11	More Than A Feeling	Boston
12	Stacy’s Mom	Fountains of Wayne
13	Cult of Personality	Living Colour
14	Eyes of a Stranger	Queensryche
15	Buddy Holly	Weezer
16	Cowboys from Hell	Pantera
17	The Lazy Song	Bruno Mars
18	Down with the Sickness	Disturbed
19	Time To Pretend	MGMT
20	Always with Me, Always with You	Joe Satriani

Also this week, GHTV has added two new Premium Shows including Festival Anthems and New Rock Revolution, as well as an extension of The Dead Weather’s three playable songs from their performance in Nashville. The new songs includes tracks from The Killers, Biffy Clyro and Kings of Leon.