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Friday, September 18, 2026

Every Song in Grand Theft Auto VI Revealed So Far

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    It’s hard to believe how long it’s been since we’ve gotten a new Grand Theft Auto game. Though the release of Grand Theft Auto VI is coming sooner than you think on November 19th, nearly 13 years have passed since GTA V — long enough for entire scenes, sounds, and ways of listening to music to come and go.

    But the feeling of hijacking a car in Los Santos only to find Corona’s “The Rhythm of the Night,” M83’s “Midnight City,” or even “I Don’t Care Anymore” by Phil Collins already blasting from the radio — then taking off under the streetlights, speeding down highways and out toward the rolling hills at the base of Mount Chiliad or the dark expanse of the Grand Senora Desert — has stayed with us the entire time.

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    That’s because music in Grand Theft Auto has never felt like background noise. The radio stations gave these cities a pulse, and they also became a kind of musical education, introducing millions of players to songs, artists, and entire genres they might never have found otherwise. A song you already loved could suddenly become inseparable from some fictional stretch of highway, while a decades-old track you’d never heard before could follow you out of the game and into your actual life.

    And maybe that’s part of why those memories have lasted. You could disappear into Grand Theft Auto and drive with this ridiculous, unabashed freedom through a world designed as an exaggeration of our own, only to turn the console off and watch reality spend the next decade becoming stranger and stranger itself. All with the same soundtrack.

    This is why the music of Grand Theft Auto 6 is such an important feature waiting to be revealed. We want to know what this new Vice City sounds like — which songs will become permanently fused to its story, its highways, its beaches, its neon nights, shootouts, and whatever other chaos Rockstar has waiting for us.

    So far, Rockstar has given us a pretty enticing answer. Between two trailers and its sprawling August 2026 extended look, we’ve already heard everything from Tom Petty and the Pointer Sisters to Sexyy Red, Depeche Mode, Phil Collins, Birdman and Lil Wayne, and the Bellamy Brothers.

    The soundtrack is also expanding beyond the familiar songs players might recognize on the dial. Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, arriving November 19th via Atlantic/Rockstar, will feature 34 original tracks, with six already released. That first batch brings Travis Scott, Yung Lean, PinkPantheress, Keith Richards, Rauw Alejandro, and Morgan Wallen into the mix, with collaborators including Future, Metro Boomin, and Fred again.. — giving us an idea of the breadth and quality of new music set to compete for our attention behind the wheel.

    And that’s before getting into the leaks. Unofficial gameplay footage that surfaced ahead of the Extended Look appeared to reveal more than a dozen potential radio stations and dozens of additional songs. Several tracks heard in those leaks later turned up in Rockstar’s official presentation, lending at least some credibility to what was shown — though none of the leaked stations or remaining songs should be considered final until Rockstar says otherwise.

    Below is a running list of every song officially heard in Grand Theft Auto VI footage or released from its forthcoming album so far, followed by the songs and radio stations that have surfaced through leaks and other reports. We’ll keep updating this page as Rockstar reveals more.

    Until then, you can pre-order GTA VI for PlayStation 5 and Xbox X/S.

    Every Officially Revealed GTA VI Song

    Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album – September 17th, 2026
    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”
    Yung Lean feat. Future & Metro Boomin — “That’s It”

    GTA VI: An Extended Look – August 27th, 2026
    Birdman feat. Lil Wayne — “Pop Bottles”
    Sexyy Red & 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”
    !!! feat. Meah Pace — “Off the Grid”
    Cliff Richard — “Devil Woman”
    Chimbala & Omega — “Se Me Nota (Agárrame)”
    Phil Collins — “Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now)”
    Aluna & Jayda G — “Mine O’ Mine”
    Elderbrook & Bob Moses — “Inner Light”

    GTA VI Trailer 2 — May 6th, 2025
    Jay Ferguson — “Thunder Island”
    Zenglen — “Child Support”
    Wang Chung — “Everybody Have Fun Tonight”
    Tammy Wynette — “Talkin’ to Myself Again”
    The Pointer Sisters — “Hot Together”

    GTA VI Trailer 1 — December 4th, 2023
    Tom Petty — “Love Is a Long Road”

    Leaked and Rumored GTA VI Radio Stations

    Gameplay footage leaked in August 2026 appeared to show players cycling through a radio menu containing 14 stations. Some are entirely new, while others revive names familiar to longtime Grand Theft Auto players. Rockstar has not confirmed that any will appear in the final game, and development builds can change considerably before release.

    The potential stations spotted so far are:
    Kaleidoscope FM
    Worldwide FM
    Cocoteo FM
    Emotion 98.3
    Radio ON-U
    Symphony FM
    V-Rock
    Back Country Radio
    Stockyard FM
    Dirty South Classics
    CircoLoco Records Radio
    The Wipe
    La Ola
    The Chamber 106.6

    There are a few interesting names there. V-Rock and Emotion 98.3 would revive stations from the original Vice City, while Worldwide FM previously appeared in GTA V. CircoLoco Records Radio would also make plenty of sense: Rockstar launched its own CircoLoco Records label with the Ibiza party brand in 2021.

    What About the Full GTA VI Soundtrack?

    We don’t have it yet.

    Rockstar has not officially revealed the complete radio lineup, DJs, or the rest of the soundtrack for Grand Theft Auto VI. And if previous games are any indication, what we’ve heard so far is only a fraction of what’s coming. But for now, Vice City already sounds pretty damn good.

    Grand Theft Auto VI is set to release on November 19th, 2026 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S.

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