Guitar Hero is making a comeback in the coming months with Guitar Hero Live, a reboot of the franchise that includes numerous new features and changes to the original gameplay. Since Gamescom 2015 is this week, developer FreeStyleGames along with Jamie Jackson went behind the scenes to look into Guitar Hero Live’s Premium Shows, content updates for the future and how you’ll go about crooning in the game.

Some of the other changes players can expect include an in-game presentation relying on FMV; Guitar Hero TV which combines multiplayer and curated playlists; and a new guitar controller with a six button set-up. Guitar Hero Live will likely be playable on the Gamescom show floor so stay tuned for more updates and footage from the same later this week.

Guitar Hero Live is currently set to release on PS3, Xbox 360, PS4, Xbox One, Wii U and mobiles on October 23rd 2015. Are you looking forward to it? Let us know in the comments.

Activision has begun teasing a new game, which many correctly assumed to be a new Guitar Hero. As a new report by Le Monde, a French newspaper, revealed via Yahoo France, the game will be called Guitar Hero Live and sees a ton of new features.

In development by FreeStyleGames of DJ Hero fame, Guitar Hero Live will apparently have a first person perspective. This is in addition to a brand new controller which has two rows of three keys each. Though the report in question has since been deleted, you can check out the cached version here.

The last major Guitar Hero title to release was Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock in 2010. The series saw a decline with numerous offerings and expansions that focused on singular bands and the same gameplay as opposed to any real evolution. Will Guitar Hero Live fix that? We’ll find out in the coming weeks so stay tuned.