GTA 6 Soundtrack: 34-Track Album, Six Radio Stations
Edited by Arthur HofUpdated: Last verified:
The GTA 6 soundtrack has one confirmed piece so far: Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, 34 original tracks releasing on 19 November 2026, the same day as the game. Six of those songs are already out. Since 8 October there is a second piece: six named in-game radio stations, plus podcasts. What Rockstar has not announced is the rest of the station list, the songs on each station, or whether the album plays on the radio. This page separates the album from the radio, because most "GTA 6 radio stations" lists online mix them up.
GTA 6: The Album is confirmed, with 34 original tracks
Rockstar announced the album on the Rockstar Newswire on 17 September 2026. The facts, in Rockstar's words or close to them:
- It is the official soundtrack album, made in partnership with Atlantic Records.
- It has 34 original tracks and launches on 19 November, alongside the game.
- It can be pre-saved on the major streaming services now, and it comes out on vinyl and CD at launch.
- Six singles were released on the day of the announcement.
That confirmation followed a round of unofficial teases. On 15 September, ten artists posted matching GTA 6 artwork on their own accounts, without Rockstar saying a word. Two days later the Newswire post put Rockstar's name on it. Our news story on the album announcement covers the rollout and the vinyl sellout in more detail.
The six songs you can already hear
These are the only album tracks Rockstar has named. The list is identical on the Newswire and on the official album store:
- Yung Lean – "That's It" (feat. Future & Metro Boomin)
- Travis Scott – "RHYNO" (prod. by Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo)
- CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, PinkPantheress, Fred again.. & Etienne de Crécy – "Sexy Magic"
- Morgan Wallen – "Last Thing You Need"
- Rauw Alejandro – "Macacoa 2000"
- Keith Richards – "Bright Lights, Big City"
The other 28 tracks have no titles or artists yet. Any full "GTA 6 tracklist" you see today is a guess.
Editions and prices
The official store lists the album on vinyl and CD in US dollars, as we read it on 29 September 2026:
| Edition (store name) | What the store says | Price | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vinyl | Two transparent magenta discs with blue splatter | $49.98 | Available to pre-order |
| Standard Vinyl | Two standard-weight black discs | $49.98 | Available to pre-order |
| CD | Album CD and booklet in a jewel case | $19.98 | Available to pre-order |
| Standard CD | Album CD with artwork booklet in a jewel case | $19.98 | Available to pre-order |
| Limited-Edition Vinyl | Two transparent magenta discs filled with blue liquid | $124.98 | Sold out |
Rockstar's post says three of these are exclusive to that store: the liquid-filled vinyl, the splatter vinyl and the CD jewel case. Other vinyl colourways are split across retailers, which Rockstar names as Blood Records, Best Buy, Walmart, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Target, Urban Outfitters and indie shops. The album is separate from the game. Neither of the game's two editions includes it.
Six radio stations are announced, and more are coming
On 8 October Rockstar named the first GTA 6 radio stations on its official music page, with a two-minute preview of each. Our news story has Rockstar's description of every one. The six:
| Station | Rockstar's description | Hosts named by Rockstar |
|---|---|---|
| Cocoteo FM | Modern Latin | El Martillo and La Gata |
| Back Country Radio | Airboat-ready renegade country | MW and Delta Dawne |
| AfroBank FM | Amapiano, African classics, 3-step | Burna and Palmsy |
| The Chamber 106.6 | Crushing metal | DJ Kerry and DJ Tom |
| Flash FM | Pop, "the Vice City institution" | Robyn and Alex |
| Dirty South Classics | Regional rap and hip-hop classics | Trick and Trina |
Rockstar also says GTA 6 will have on-demand podcasts, a first for the series, and that radio and podcasts play on foot as well as in vehicles, through in-game headphones and earbuds. That detail comes from outlets quoting the Newswire post (9to5Toys), so we treat the wording as quoted, not read first-hand.
The music page describes the full radio as spanning "everything from Classic Rock to Talk Radio". Neither is among the six, so more stations are still to be announced. Real-world voice casting of the hosts is reported by outlets only; Rockstar's page names the characters. Rockstar has not said which songs play on which station, or whether the 34 album tracks are on the radio at all.
What Rockstar said at the end of the album post still holds: more on the music, "including the dynamic score, the next evolution of in-game radio, and more." The dynamic score has no details yet.
The same goes for trailer music. Rockstar's Newswire posts for Trailer 2 and the Extended Look don't credit any songs, so we don't list trailer tracks here as part of the GTA 6 soundtrack.
How the soundtrack worked in GTA V
This section is about GTA V, not GTA 6. It shows the scale Rockstar worked at last time.
Before GTA V launched in 2013, Rockstar's soundtrack supervisor Ivan Pavlovich told Rolling Stone that the game had 15 radio stations, two talk radio stations, 240 licensed songs and roughly 20 movies' worth of score. He named stations such as Vinewood Boulevard Radio with the band Wavves, East Los FM curated by Camilo Lara, and West Coast Classics hosted by DJ Pooh. The score was dynamic, reacting to what the player was doing, and came from Tangerine Dream, Woody Jackson, and The Alchemist with Oh No.
GTA V's soundtrack album came later and was much smaller. Rockstar's Newswire announced "The Music of Grand Theft Auto V" in November 2014, a year after launch, as a limited set of 59 tracks. That same post said several of the game's DJs were adding new radio content for the re-release on newer consoles.
So in GTA V, the album and the radio were different things: 59 tracks on the album, 240 licensed songs on the radio. GTA 6's album arrives on launch day instead of a year later. Whether its radio is bigger than the album, as GTA V's was, is not something Rockstar has said.
When this page will update
We will update this page when Rockstar announces more radio stations, the songs on them, or the remaining 28 album tracks, and again at launch on 19 November, when we can check what actually plays in the game. Until then, the album and the six stations are Confirmed, and the rest of the station list is open.
If you play in another language, note that the store listings show English as the only audio language. Our GTA 6 languages guide has the details. For everything else Rockstar has confirmed, see everything we know.
