Music has always given Grand Theft Auto drives their own identity. GTA VI is already building a soundtrack across several different genres. However, Rockstar has not revealed the radio station lineup yet.
Rockstar announced Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album on September 17, 2026. The collection contains 34 original tracks and launches with the game on November 19. Six songs are already available through major streaming services.
The first six releases already bring notable names together. Travis Scott leads “RHYNO,” produced by Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo. Yung Lean joins Future and Metro Boomin for “That’s It.” Morgan Wallen contributes “Last Thing You Need” to the album. Rauw Alejandro delivers “Macacoa 2000” for the official release. Keith Richards also performs the track “Bright Lights, Big City.”
Another single brings several artists onto one collaborative track together. The track “Sexy Magic” features CA7RIEL and Paco Amoroso alongside PinkPantheress and Fred again..
These artists are confirmed for Rockstar’s GTA VI album. Rockstar has not assigned these songs to individual radio stations. The company says information about in-game radio will arrive later.
The unofficial list goes far beyond Rockstar’s announcement today. The Game Haus reported several names connected with leaked material.
Reported names currently include these familiar artists:
None of those names should be treated as final confirmation. The reports involve leaks and community findings outside Rockstar’s official announcements. Development material can change before the finished version reaches players.
Rockstar has used recognizable songs throughout GTA VI marketing. Tom Petty’s “Love Is a Long Road” powered Trailer One. The Pointer Sisters supplied “Hot Together” for Trailer Two.
Those songs were officially used within Rockstar’s promotional videos. Promotional use does not confirm placement on an in-game station.
GTA VI rumors can spread extremely quickly across gaming communities. Fake screenshots can gain attention after genuine Rockstar announcements arrive. Made-up song lists can also get reposted without their original source.
An AI detector may offer another clue with suspicious generated text. However, you should still verify any supposed leak through original sources. Your safest check is Rockstar’s Newswire or GTA VI pages.
Check the original source before sharing any supposed radio leak. Also check when the post first reached the internet.
Rockstar has not revealed every GTA VI radio station yet. We also lack a complete list of DJs and station hosts. The company has not confirmed which album songs play while driving.
Still, the official album gives us a useful musical preview. Hip-hop fans already have Travis Scott and Future among confirmed artists. Country listeners have Morgan Wallen within the first announced group. Rock listeners also get Keith Richards on the official album.
Until Rockstar reveals more radio details, separating facts from leaks will save fans plenty of confusion.
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