GTA 6 Soundtrack: All Confirmed Songs and Artists at a Glance

Rockstar Games has announced the official GTA 6 soundtrack, finally delivering concrete facts instead of rumors.

Together with Atlantic Records, Rockstar presents the album “Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album”, set to release on November 19, 2026, concurrently with the game. A total of 34 original songs will be included, six of which are already available for streaming. We summarize who has been confirmed so far and what you need to know about the concept behind the soundtrack.

Which Songs and Artists Are Already Confirmed for the GTA 6 Soundtrack?

The first wave of songs showcases a colorful genre mix of hip-hop, country, reggaeton, and electronic music. Specifically, these tracks have been confirmed so far:

Travis Scott with the track “RHYNO”
Yung Lean with “That’s It”, featuring Future and producer Metro Boomin
CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, PinkPantheress, Fred again.. and Etienne de Crécy together with the track “Sexy Magic”
Morgan Wallen with the country track “Last Thing You Need”
Rauw Alejandro with “Macacoa 2000”
Keith Richards (Rolling Stones) with “Bright Lights, Big City”

According to Rockstar, more of the total 34 songs, as well as details about the dynamic score and the “next evolution” of the in-game radio, are expected in the coming weeks. The exact number of radio stations that will make it into the final game has not yet been officially confirmed.

How Does GTA VI: The Album Work, and When Can You Listen to It?

The soundtrack will be released not only digitally via streaming services but also physically: Rockstar is offering limited vinyl and CD editions for pre-order via its campaign page gtavi-thealbum.com, including a clear double-vinyl version with a blue splatter pattern. Those who want to keep an eye on the game itself can find all official information as usual on Rockstar Games' official GTA 6 page. Back in August, leaked gameplay material hinted at up to 14 radio stations – however, Rockstar has not officially confirmed any of this so far, as we also discussed in our article on earlier GTA leaks concerning Rockstar content.

That Rockstar dedicates so much attention to the soundtrack is hardly surprising to series connoisseurs: “Vice City” musically shaped an entire generation of players with its 80s stations, “San Andreas” brought together West Coast hip-hop and talk radio satire, and the nine stations from GTA V remain among the most listened-to virtual radio stations to this day. Nevertheless, a dedicated album with 34 new original songs is a new dimension – it shows how much Rockstar now treats music as an independent marketing and experience element, not just as background noise while driving. We have already explored how strongly this demand for realism generally sparks discussions in our article on whether GTA 6 is becoming too realistic.

For players, this early reveal primarily means one thing: those who wish can already listen to the first six songs before the complete game, along with the rest of the soundtrack, launches on November 19.

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Source: GameStar

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