Swamp Shack is the seventh venue and gig in Guitar Hero World Tour in all instrumental Careers in all versions of the game. This venue appears twice in the PlayStation 2 version, replacing Ted's Tiki Hut during its second gig that's purchasable for $2000.
In the non-PlayStation 2 versions of the game, Black Label Society guitarist Zakk Wylde appears to either challenge you to a Guitar Duel (if playing the guitarist's solo career) or play the guitar (lead guitar if playing the bassist, drummer, or vocalist solo careers, and rhythm guitar if playing the band career with a guitarist) and sing Stillborn (unless playing the vocalist's solo career, or playing the band career with a vocalist).
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- See also: Ted's Tiki Hut
The Swamp Shack venue appears in Career again in the PlayStation 2 version of Guitar Hero World Tour, replacing the optional Ted's Tiki Hut venue/gig as the 11th gig as an optional gig, costing $2000 to unlock. It features same setlist as Ted's Tiki Hut's Band and Guitar gigs for all instrumental and Band careers on PlayStation 2. No additional rewards are obtained by completing the second Swamp Shack gig.
- Tokio Hotel - "Monsoon"
- The Enemy - "Aggro"
- Lostprophets - "Rooftops (A Liberation Broadcast)"
- Airbourne - "Too Much, Too Young, Too Fast"
- Modest Mouse - "Float On"
Encore[]
The band bows out for the night, and the vocalist nods to the crowd as if to say, "How are you all doing tonight?" Crowd members start throwing bottles of whiskey at the band as if thinking it's the wrong band. The singer, dodging them, finally puts up his/her index finger as if to say, "Calm Down!" Tough crowd, apparently.
(Reference to when the rock meter is in red)
Magazine Cover[]
Upon completion of the gig or replaying any song in career mode at this venue, a magazine cover will appear on screen with a picture of Zakk Wylde on it and a caption written in all capital letters that reads, "*band name*, ZAKK'S WYLDE ABOUT 'THE NEXT BIG THING!'"