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GTA 6 soundtrack: The Album, the Justice score and the radio

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The Album, 34 original songs, is due November 19, according to NBC Miami. Reported

The original score by Justice follows on December 11, according to Music Week, SPIN and Complex. Reported

In-game radio: Rockstar has shown six stations so far and hasn't said how many there are in total. Confirmed

The Album

DetailWhat's knownStatus
What it isGrand Theft Auto VI: The Album, 34 original songs, announced on September 17. It's a separate release from the in-game radio.Reported
ReleaseNovember 19 with Atlantic Records, on streaming, CD and vinyl, according to NBC MiamiReported
US pre-order pricesCD $19.98, splatter vinyl $49.98, limited liquid-filled vinyl $124.98Reported

We read these details through press coverage, not Rockstar's own announcement. Prices date from September, and some retailers also sell exclusive colors.

Singles out so far

ArtistSongStatus
Yung LeanThat's It (with Future and Metro Boomin)Reported
Travis ScottRHYNO (produced by Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo)Reported
CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, PinkPantheress, Fred again.. & Etienne de CrécySexy MagicReported
Morgan WallenLast Thing You NeedReported
Rauw AlejandroMacacoa 2000Reported
Keith RichardsBright Lights, Big CityReported

Rockstar hasn't published the full tracklist, and it has promised more singles.

The original score by Justice

DetailWhat's knownStatus
ComposerJustice, named on October 15 with the Launch TrailerConfirmed
ReleaseDecember 11, about three weeks after the game, according to Music Week, SPIN and ComplexReported
Length30 tracks plus digital bonus tracks, about three hours of music. Apple Music's pre-release page showed 50 tracks, per Complex, so the digital count may be higher.Reported
Formats2CD, 3LP and streaming, from Because Music, Ed Banger and Rockstar GamesReported
Songs out so farFlower in a Hurricane (with Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard) and Pusher (with Gesaffelstein)Reported
GTA V's score, for contextBy Tangerine Dream, Woody Jackson, The Alchemist and Oh No. PCGamesN notes it was the series' first original score.Confirmed

The release date and album details come from outlets carrying Rockstar's press release, which we haven't read ourselves. The score album isn't The Album, which is songs by other artists.

How radio and podcasts work

QuestionWhat's knownStatus
How many stations are there?Not announced. Rockstar frames the six it has shown as a sample. Per GTA Intel, its wording also mentions classic rock and talk radio, with no station named yet.Not announced
How does Rockstar describe it?As the biggest and most varied radio offering the series has had. That's Rockstar's own claim.Confirmed
Are there podcasts?Yes, on demand, and new to the series, according to press coverage of Rockstar's post.Reported
Can you listen on foot?Reportedly yes. Radio and podcasts play in vehicles or on foot, through headphones or earbuds linked to the characters' phones.Reported
GTA V at launch, for scale240 licensed songs on 17 to 18 stations, depending on how they're counted. The six shown for GTA 6 aren't a final count.Reported

Radio stations shown so far

StationWhat it playsStatus
Cocoteo FMModern Latin music, from bachata to reggaetonReported
Back Country RadioCountryReported
AfroBank FMAfrican music, from classics to amapiano and 3-stepReported
The Chamber 106.6Metal from the '80s onReported
Flash FMPopReported
Dirty South ClassicsSouthern rap and hip-hopReported

Rockstar named these stations. The genre lines are our short versions of its station descriptions.

Who hosts each station

StationOn-air name (performer)Status
Cocoteo FMEl Martillo (Bad Bunny) and La Gata (RaiNao)Reported
Back Country RadioMW (Morgan Wallen), Delta Dawne (Lana Del Rey) and roving reporter Mud Dog Mike (Jeremy Dufrene)Reported
AfroBank FMBurna (Burna Boy) and Palmsy (Palms Trax)Reported
The Chamber 106.6DJ Kerry (Kerry King) and DJ Tom (Tom Araya)Reported
Flash FMRobyn and Alex (Alex Consani)Reported
Dirty South ClassicsTrick (Trick Daddy) and TrinaReported

On-air names come from Rockstar. Performers are as PC Guide, The FADER, Maxim and Dexerto give them, and outlets disagree on whether Rockstar's post credits them.

Songs named for each station

StationArtist: songStatus
Cocoteo FMBad Bunny: EoO; Axel Rulay with Farruko and El Alfa: Si Es Trucho Es Trucho (Remix); Romeo Santos and El Chaval de la Bachata: CanallaReported
Back Country RadioDavid Allan Coe: Need a Little Time Off for Bad Behavior; Loretta Lynn: Don't Come Home A-Drinkin' (With Lovin' On Your Mind); Hank Williams, Jr. and Waylon Jennings: The ConversationReported
AfroBank FMAsake: Joha; Pat Thomas with Ebo Taylor: Gye Wani; DJ Lag and Robot Boii with Kamo Mphela: Shay'sanaReported
The Chamber 106.6Black Sabbath: I; Pantera: I'm Broken; Slayer: Raining BloodReported
Flash FMCharli xcx: Good Ones; MGMT: Electric Feel; Zara Larsson and PinkPantheress: Midnight Sun (Girls Trip)Reported
Dirty South ClassicsDavid Banner with Lil' Flip: Like A Pimp; JT Money with Solé: Who Dat; DJ Khaled with Trick Daddy, Rick Ross and Pitbull: Born N RaisedReported

Text only: we don't host or play any music. Outlets spell a few names differently, and one counts an extra song for Dirty South Classics.

Songs heard in official videos

VideoSongs identifiedStatus
Trailer 1Tom Petty: Love Is a Long RoadReported
Trailer 2The Pointer Sisters: Hot Together; Jay Ferguson: Thunder Island; Zenglen: Child Support; Wang Chung: Everybody Have Fun Tonight; Tammy Wynette: Talkin' to Myself AgainReported
An Extended LookBirdman and Lil Wayne: Pop Bottles; Sexyy Red and Tay Keith: Pound Town; Kodak Black: Skrilla; The Bellamy Brothers: Let Your Love Flow; Def Leppard: Love Bites; Depeche Mode: People Are People; Captain & Tennille: But I Think It's a Dream; Prefab Sprout: Cars and Girls; !!! with Meah Pace: Off the Grid; Cliff Richard: Devil Woman; Chimbala and Omega: Se Me Nota (Agarrame); Phil Collins: Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now); Aluna and Jayda G: Mine O' Mine; Elderbrook and Bob Moses: Inner LightReported
Launch TrailerJustice: Flower in a HurricaneReported

Outlets and fans identified these from the audio. Rockstar didn't credit them, and a song in a video doesn't prove it's on an in-game station.

Sources (25) · Facts checked: November 7, 2026

Four things that get mixed up

“GTA 6 soundtrack” can mean four different things, and many pages blend them:

  • The Album is a stand-alone record of new songs by other artists. PC Guide notes its songs have no station assigned, so a song being on it doesn’t tell you it’s on the radio.
  • The score is the music Justice wrote for the game, and it adapts to how you play. It has its own release, separate from The Album.
  • The radio is what you tune in to inside the game, with hosts and playlists. Flash FM is back from Vice City and Vice City Stories.
  • Video songs are tracks heard in Rockstar’s videos, which you can watch on our trailers page. Outlets and fans picked them out by ear.

Real Dimez and Only Raw Records belong to the game’s fiction, not to this list. You’ll find them on our characters page.

Why our list is shorter than some

Everything here traces to Rockstar or its official videos. Longer artist lists online often lean on leaked material, which we don’t use. If a guide still calls V-Rock the only confirmed station, it predates Rockstar’s October reveal, and V-Rock isn’t among the stations shown.

Some details aren’t settled, which is why the hosts and songs tables say Reported. The song titles seem to come from previews on Rockstar’s music page and not from its announcement. Treat them as a sample of each station, not as a full playlist.

What to do before launch

  • To hear something now: the singles and the Justice songs in the tables are already out.
  • To buy The Album on CD or vinyl: you don’t need the game, because it’s a separate release. Compare a few stores, since some sell exclusive colors, and remember the full tracklist isn’t out yet.
  • To own the score: the album comes after the game, so you won’t have it on launch day. You’ll still hear the score while you play.

What we’ll add after launch

  • The Album’s full tracklist.
  • The full station list and each station’s songs, built from Rockstar’s own list and not from fan sites.
  • Podcast names and schedules, which aren’t known yet.
  • The score’s final track count.

Song titles stay as text. We don’t host or play any game music here.