Rockstar has announced Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, a 34-track collection of original songs launching alongside Grand Theft Auto VI on November 19, 2026. Six singles are already available, while the game's complete radio-station lineup remains unannounced.22
The clearest radio clues so far are a V-Rock logo on Jason's shirt21 and a Vice City FM advertisement shown during Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look3, but neither proves that the corresponding station will be playable. Rockstar says details about the dynamic score and the next version of in-game radio are still to come.22
This tracker separates confirmed album releases and radio clues from artist statements, promotional campaigns and unverified reports. It also records the 20 licensed songs heard across Rockstar's first two trailers and the Extended Look123, without treating their use in those videos as confirmation that they appear in the game. The two trailers account for six tracks, while the Extended Look adds fourteen.
Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album
The official album is being produced with Atlantic Records and will launch digitally, on CD and on vinyl. Rockstar has released these first six singles:22
- "That's It" — Yung Lean featuring Future and Metro Boomin
- "RHYNO" — Travis Scott, produced by Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo
- "Sexy Magic" — CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, PinkPantheress, Fred again.. and Etienne de Crécy
- "Last Thing You Need" — Morgan Wallen
- "Macacoa 2000" — Rauw Alejandro
- "Bright Lights, Big City" — Keith Richards
These are confirmed album tracks. Rockstar has not yet said whether any of them will play on an in-game radio station.
Evidence labels
- Official album track: named by Rockstar as part of Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album; not automatically a radio-station track.
- Confirmed station: Rockstar or directly inspectable game evidence establishes a playable station.
- Radio clue: an observable logo, advertisement or related detail; not a confirmed playable station.
- Direct artist statement: the artist publicly claimed a GTA VI connection; the exact contribution may remain unknown.
- Campaign participation: the artist shared coordinated GTA VI promotional material; not proof of a radio role or in-game appearance.
- Reported, unverified: a claim exists but Rockstar or the artist concerned has not confirmed it.
- Official video use: heard in an official trailer or presentation; not proof of in-game radio placement.
Radio Clues
- Evidence status:
- Radio clue
Clue | Evidence status | What it establishes |
|---|---|---|
V-Rock logo on Jason's shirt | Radio clue | Jason wears a shirt carrying the V-Rock logo in official promotional material. The clothing reference does not confirm V-Rock as a GTA VI station. 21 |
Vice City FM advertisement | Radio clue | A bus shelter carries the Vice City FM logo during the Extended Look driving sequence. The advertisement confirms that the brand exists in GTA VI's world, but not that Vice City FM will be a playable station. 3 |
A visible clue can support an observation without confirming that the station will return.
Reported, Unverified Claims
Claim | Evidence status | What was said | Direct source |
|---|---|---|---|
Drake radio station | Reported, unverified | Jermaine Dupri said Drake would have his own station and could supply unreleased music. He did not name GTA VI, and Rockstar and Drake have not confirmed the claim. 20 |
This table retains only claims whose original interview, recording or post can be inspected. It does not treat the claim as Rockstar confirmation.
Direct Artist Statements
Artist | Claimed song / contribution | Evidence status | What the evidence establishes | Direct source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
T-Pain | Unspecified | Direct artist statement | T-Pain said he had started working on GTA VI and that Rockstar asked him to stop playing on an RP server; he did not identify his contribution. 4 | |
Ski Mask the Slump God / XXXTentacion | Unspecified tracks | Direct artist statement | Ski Mask said his music and XXXTentacion's music would be heard in the game; Rockstar has not confirmed the claim or named tracks. 5 | |
Panama with Poolside | "Back to Life" | Direct artist statement; later deleted | A preserved screenshot shows Panama saying the song would appear in GTA VI. The later deletion does not establish why it was removed or whether the track remains. 6 | |
Neon Indian / Alan Palomo | Unspecified future work | Direct artist statement | Palomo said his relationship with Rockstar was not over, without naming GTA VI or a specific contribution. 7 | |
ScHoolboy Q | Unspecified | Direct artist statement | In response to a request for music on GTA VI radio, he wrote, “Ima be on there don't even trip.” Rockstar has not confirmed the claim. 8 | |
Skrilla | "Doot Doot (6 7)" | Direct artist statement | Skrilla said “6 7” would be in the next Grand Theft Auto. Rockstar has not confirmed the song or its use. 9 |
These are claims made by artists themselves. They are not Rockstar confirmations, and a claimed connection does not by itself identify a song, station or in-game role.
September 2026 GTA VI Artist Artwork Campaign
Participants | Shared artwork | Evidence status | Direct posts |
|---|---|---|---|
Travis Scott | Purple high heels and pole; caption included “PHASE 1”, a return-to-gaming remark and “J... O. H.....” | Official album artist — “RHYNO” | |
Future, Metro Boomin and Yung Lean | Purple Coquette with a Leonida plate | Official album artists — “That’s It” | |
Morgan Wallen | Pool ladder | Official album artist — “Last Thing You Need” | |
CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, Fred again.. and a PinkPantheress-linked account | Yacht artwork | Official album artists — “Sexy Magic” | |
Keith Richards | Iguana artwork | Official album artist — “Bright Lights, Big City” | |
Rauw Alejandro | Another crop from the campaign artwork | Official album artist — “Macacoa 2000” |
The artwork campaign preceded Rockstar’s album announcement by two days. The rows preserve the original groupings and link to the artists’ posts.
Rockstar confirmed two days later that the campaign promoted Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album. Travis Scott's J.O.H. clue may point to Jack of Hearts, Boobie Ike's Vice City strip club, because the initials and the high-heels-and-pole image fit. That remains an interpretation, not a confirmed expansion of the initials or evidence of a radio role. The repeated Coquette and yacht images documented the campaign groupings, which now align with two of the released singles.
Songs Used in Official GTA VI Trailers
Song | Artist | Year | Video / Source |
|---|---|---|---|
"Love Is a Long Road" | Tom Petty | 1989 | Trailer 1 (December 2023) 1 |
"Hot Together" | The Pointer Sisters | 1986 | Trailer 2 (May 2025) 2 |
"Everybody Have Fun Tonight" | Wang Chung | 1986 | Trailer 2 (May 2025) 2 |
"Talkin' to Myself Again" | Tammy Wynette | 1987 | Trailer 2 (May 2025) 2 |
"Child Support" | Zenglen | 2004 | Trailer 2 (May 2025) 2 |
"Thunder Island" | Jay Ferguson | 1977 | Trailer 2 (May 2025) 2 |
These tracks are heard in Rockstar's first two official trailers. Trailer use does not establish in-game radio placement.
Songs Used in Grand Theft Auto VI: An Extended Look
Song | Artist(s) | Year | Sequence |
|---|---|---|---|
"Pop Bottles" | Birdman feat. Lil Wayne | 2007 | Opening 3 |
"Pound Town" | Sexyy Red and Tay Keith | 2023 | Early street sequence 3 |
"Skrilla" | Kodak Black | 2015 | Hallway sequence 3 |
"Let Your Love Flow" | The Bellamy Brothers | 1976 | Driving sequence 3 |
"Love Bites" | Def Leppard | 1987 | Night-out sequence 3 |
"People Are People" | Depeche Mode | 1984 | Urban sequence 3 |
"But I Think It's a Dream" | Captain & Tennille | 1980 | Montage 3 |
"Cars and Girls" | Prefab Sprout | 1988 | Driving montage 3 |
"Off the Grid" | !!! feat. Meah Pace | 2019 | Mid-presentation sequence 3 |
"Devil Woman" | Cliff Richard | 1976 | Montage 3 |
"Se Me Nota (Agárrame)" | Chimbala and Omega | 2021 | Party sequence 3 |
"Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now)" | Phil Collins | 1984 | Jason and Lucia story sequence 3 |
"Mine O' Mine" | Aluna and Jayda G | 2022 | Later hallway sequence 3 |
"Inner Light" | Elderbrook and Bob Moses | 2021 | Closing sequence 3 |
These 14 songs are identifiable in Rockstar's official presentation. Their use in the presentation does not confirm an in-game radio lineup.
Story-world music
Real Dimez and Only Raw Records belong to GTA VI's fictional music world. Their appearance establishes in-story artists and a record label, not a radio station or a licensed soundtrack entry.21
Maintenance note
This tracker will be updated as Rockstar reveals the remaining album tracks, radio stations, hosts and the game's dynamic score. Album releases, radio clues, video use, artist claims and unverified reports will remain separated unless stronger evidence changes their status.
References
Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, Coming November 19, Rockstar Games, September 17, 2026.