Rockstar confirmed Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album — a 34-track soundtrack with Atlantic Records, six singles already streaming, and vinyl/CD editions releasing 19 November.
Rockstar has officially confirmed Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album — a 34-track soundtrack releasing alongside the game on 19 November, co-produced with Atlantic Records, with six singles already live and a physical vinyl and CD rollout spanning major and indie retailers alike.
Rockstar Confirms the Album, Six Singles Already Out
The announcement landed on Rockstar's Newswire and confirmed what weeks of Spotify billboards and artist teasers had been building towards: Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album is real, it's coming 19 November — the same day as the game — and it's a joint production between Rockstar Games and Atlantic Records. Rockstar describes the soundtrack as featuring "a genre-defying roster of the most exciting artists in the world" across 34 original tracks meant to "capture the electric energy of Grand Theft Auto VI's world of Vice City and Leonida."
Six songs are confirmed and already streaming, giving the clearest look yet at the album's range:
- Yung Lean — That's It (feat. Future & Metro Boomin) — Track 2
- Travis Scott — RHYNO (prod. by Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo) — Track 4
- CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, PinkPantheress, Fred again.., & Etienne de Crécy — Sexy Magic — Track 5
- Morgan Wallen — Last Thing You Need — Track 8
- Rauw Alejandro — Macacoa 2000 — Track 11
- Keith Richards — Bright Lights, Big City — Track 32
The Full Artist Roster So Far
Between the six confirmed tracks and the wider wave of artist teasers that preceded this announcement, the line-up Rockstar has assembled spans genres in a way none of its prior soundtracks have attempted at launch: Travis Scott, Future, Metro Boomin, Morgan Wallen, and Keith Richards headline what Rockstar is billing as the full roster, with Yung Lean, CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, PinkPantheress, Fred again.., Etienne de Crécy, and Rauw Alejandro rounding out the six revealed singles. That's country (Wallen), rock legacy (Richards), hip-hop (Scott, Future, Metro Boomin), and electronic/pop crossover acts (PinkPantheress, Fred again..) sharing one 34-track sequence — a scope that leaves 28 of the album's tracks still unannounced.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album confirmed by Rockstar, or is this a rumour? It's confirmed directly by Rockstar Games via an official Newswire announcement, not a leak or third-party report. Six tracks are already live and streamable.
When does GTA VI: The Album release? 19 November — the same day Grand Theft Auto VI launches.
How many songs are on the album, and how many have been revealed? 34 original tracks in total. Six have been named so far, with the remaining 28 still unannounced.
Is the album available on streaming, or only physical formats? Both. The six confirmed singles are already on Spotify, and physical CD and vinyl editions are available to pre-order now ahead of the 19 November release.
Physical Formats and Pricing
Rockstar is releasing the soundtrack across three physical tiers, each with a different pressing and packaging:
| Edition | What You Get | US Price |
|---|---|---|
| CD | Full album audio CD + booklet, jewel case | $19.98 |
| Vinyl | Two transparent magenta discs with blue splatter | $49.98 |
| Limited-Edition Vinyl | Two transparent magenta discs filled with blue liquid, exclusive artwork and packaging | $124.98 |
The limited-edition pressing is being produced in limited quantities, and Rockstar has said exclusive vinyl disc colourways — each with unique cover art — will be sold through specific retailers rather than uniformly everywhere. Rockstar has released vinyl soundtracks before, for both GTA V and Red Dead Redemption 2, so this isn't a new format for the studio, but the three-tier structure and per-retailer exclusive art represents a more elaborate rollout than either of those received.
What This Means for GTA 6's Marketing Push
This is the second confirmed third-party marketing partner tied to GTA 6, after Spotify's billboard campaign earlier this month, and it's a far bigger commitment than a billboard: a co-branded album with a major label, a specific release-day tie-in, and physical retail distribution across at least seven named chains. Rockstar treating the soundtrack as its own product launch — with its own pricing tiers, exclusive variants, and pre-order window — signals a level of coordinated, multi-month marketing that DecodedSix hasn't seen from Rockstar before a launch. The Spotify billboards, the artist Instagram teasers, and now this all point in the same direction: Rockstar is running GTA 6's promotion less like a single trailer drop and more like a sustained campaign with music as a central pillar.
What's Still Unknown
Rockstar hasn't revealed the other 28 tracks, hasn't confirmed which artists beyond the six named will appear from the "genre-defying roster," and hasn't said whether the in-game radio stations will draw directly from this soundtrack or run a separate, larger library alongside it. It's also unclear which specific vinyl colourway variant goes to which retailer, or whether any of them will sell out before the game's own 19 November release. Rockstar has promised more details soon on "the dynamic score, the next evolution of in-game radio, and more" — until that lands, how this soundtrack actually plays inside the game remains the bigger open question.
