How to complete the Billie Eilish Festival Pass in Fortnite Festival season 3

Fortnite Festival enters its third season with one of its biggest headliners yet: Billie Eilish.

While a few emotes can be snagged from the Fortnite Item Shop, the only route to get the Billie Eilish skin and associated cosmetics is via the season three Fortnite Festival Pass. If you’re not hip to this Fortnite mode, grasping the workings of the free versus premium track and the method for racking up Fortnite Festival Points to snag each item can be a bit puzzling. In this guide, we’ll go over everything you need to know about Fortnite Festival season three.

All Rewards in Fortnite Festival season 3

The following rewards are up for grabs in Fortnite Festival season three before June 13. The items in the bottom row are part of the Premium Reward Track, which costs 1,800 V-Bucks and instantly grants you the base Billie Eilish skin.

Reward appearance	Reward name	Reward type	Cost
	Billie The Showstopper	Loading Screen	Costs 1,000 Festival Points
	Change	Jam Track	Costs 2,000 Festival Points
	Heart Groove	Aura	Costs 3,000 Festival Points
	Spinback	Emote	Costs 4,000 Festival Points
	Molten Mic	Emote	Costs 5,000 Festival Points
	Silly Bros	Jam Track	Costs 6,000 Festival Points
	Snow Beat	Aura	Costs 7,000 Festival Points
	Sweet Victory	Jam Track	Costs 8,000 Festival Points
	Hot Bassline	Emote	Costs 9,000 Festival Points
	Runaway	Jam Track	Costs 10,000 Festival Points
	Lavatronik	Bass	Costs 11,000 Festival Points
	Burial Mic	Microphone	Costs 1,000 Festival Points. Part of the Premium Reward Track.
	Maps	Jam Track	Costs 2,000 Festival Points. Part of the Premium Reward Track.
	Neon Hunt	Loading Screen	Costs 3,000 Festival Points. Part of the Premium Reward Track.
	Friday I’m in Love	Jam Track	Costs 4,000 Festival Points. Part of the Premium Reward Track.
	Dynamic Dots	Aura	Costs 5,000 Festival Points. Part of the Premium Reward Track.
	Youngblood	Jam Track	Costs 6,000 Festival Points. Part of the Premium Reward Track.
	Blohsh	Emote	Costs 7,000 Festival Points. Part of the Premium Reward Track.
	Billie’s Crown	Back Bling	Costs 8,000 Festival Points. Part of the Premium Reward Track.
	Oxytocin	Jam Track	Costs 9,000 Festival Points. Part of the Premium Reward Track.
	Sleeper Keys	Keytar	Costs 10,000 Festival Points. Part of the Premium Reward Track.
	Green Roots Billie	Style	Costs 11,000 Festival Points. Part of the Premium Reward Track.

How to get Festival Points in Fortnite Festival

To get Festival points, complete Main Stage: Daily, Main Stage: Weekly, Jam Stage, Main Stage: Ramp it Up! and Main Stage: Milestones quests in the Quests tab.

Daily and weekly quests usually involve simple tasks, like completing a song with two stars on Bass, playing a 50-note streak, or scoring points playing sustains. You can get five Festival Points for each daily quest and 200 Festival Points for each weekly quest.

Milestones have 20 stages each and are harder to reach, but reward more Festival Points in Fortnite. Examples include Earning Stars on any instrument or earning Band Stars with other players. Each milestone quest grants you 80 Festival Points.

Jam Quests asks you to play in Jam mode for five minutes with each instrument. If you spend five minutes on Drums, Vocals, Lead, and Bass, you earn 400 Festival Points.

Main Stage: Ramp it Up is the last set of challenges you can complete to get Festival Points. Here’s the full list:

• Get five Stars on any difficulty using Bass
• Get five Stars on any difficulty using Vocals
• Get five Stars on any difficulty using Lead
• Get five Stars on any difficulty using Drums
• Get five Stars on Hard or higher difficulty using Bass
• Get five Stars on Hard or higher difficulty using Vocals
• Get five Stars on Hard or higher difficulty using Lead
• Get five Stars on Hard or higher difficulty using Drums
• Score Gold Star in any Song on Bass
• Score Gold Star in any Song on Vocals
• Score Gold Star in any Song on Lead
• Score Gold Star in any Song on Drums

Main Stage: Wristband quests are also available on this tab and they unlock as you complete daily, weekly, and milestone quests. That said, completing Wristband quests won’t net you any Festival Points.