There are 5 types of venues: Bars (1 Star), Clubs (2 Stars), Concert Halls (3 Stars), Stadiums (4 Stars), and Festivals (5 Stars) and they each represents their own note difficulty a 3-star rated rehearsed song can be played at Bars, Clubs, and Concert Halls, and if you play it at a 1-Star Bar, the song will use its rehearsed 1-Star note difficulty. Play Gig: Play your rehearsed songs to an audience at a venue they can be played at based on their rehearsed star rating.

Passing score thresholds increases the rehearsed star rating, which adds more notes to the song, gives better stats during gigs, and gain access to better venues with that song. Rehearsed songs then can be played at certain venues based on their rehearsed star rating.

Rehearse: Practice and improve a song in the standard 3-lane rhythm game with green, red, and yellow notes that come down a highway by passing the score thresholds.

This type of minigame is also used for rehearsing songs. See the Minigame subpage for in-depth details and screenshots of the minigames. Guitar Hero III: Backstage Pass features a number of minigames of different gameplay styles. Minigames Main article: Minigames in Guitar Hero III: Backstage Pass įor a walkthrough of the tutorial, see: Tutorial.

Successfully completing tasks helps the player to earn more money from their performances and to unlock new guitars and equipment that can be used by the band to further improve their performance.

Players not only play gigs as with Guitar Hero III Mobile but also must manage their band from near-poverty to stardom by creating marketing buzz about their band to virtual fans, manage their band, and plan out their performances at venues. Selecting Axel Steel or Judy Nails as your avatar, your character from 93 Slums Lane of the 7th District dreams of becoming a rock star. Axel Steel and Judy Nails in the character select screen upon starting a New Career.

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