Rockstar announces GTA 6 soundtrack album with 34 original songs

Rockstar Games announced Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album on September 17, 2026, in a Rockstar Newswire post. It is the game’s official soundtrack album, made with Atlantic Records, and it holds 34 original tracks. It is due on November 19, the day the game launches.

The first six singles reached streaming services that day. Travis Scott’s “RHYNO” was produced by Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo, while Yung Lean’s “That’s It” features Future and Metro Boomin. Keith Richards (“Bright Lights, Big City”), Morgan Wallen (“Last Thing You Need”) and Rauw Alejandro (“Macacoa 2000”) each have one too. “Sexy Magic” brings together CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso with PinkPantheress, Fred again.. and Etienne de Crécy.

Rockstar said the album could already be pre-saved on the major streaming services and that vinyl and CD editions were open for pre-order. Three are sold only through the official store, gtavi-thealbum.com: a limited-edition vinyl filled with liquid, a splatter vinyl and a CD in a jewel case. Retailers including Best Buy, Walmart, Amazon, Target and Urban Outfitters, plus independent record shops, have their own vinyl colours, each with new art.

Video Games Chronicle listed the store’s pre-order prices in pounds: £10.99 for the two-disc CD, £44.99 for the vinyl and £108.99 for the limited-edition vinyl.

Rockstar named only six of the 34 tracks that day. It has not said whether songs from the album will also play on the game’s radio stations. It promised more details on the game’s music, including the score and the in-game radio.

On October 8, Rockstar described six of the game’s radio stations. On October 15 it released Justice’s “Flower in a Hurricane” with the Launch Trailer and said the single is also on the album. Our radio page tracks the album’s released singles and the stations revealed so far.