GTA 6’s music arrives in three layers. The in-game radio plays licensed tracks across stations hosted by celebrity DJs. GTA VI: The Album is 34 original songs made for the game, out November 19, 2026. The Original Score by Justice is adaptive music that reacts to play, with its own album on December 11.
Rockstar calls the radio “the biggest and widest-ranging selection of in-game radio and podcasts yet”. Six stations have been shown, from reggaeton on Cocoteo FM to Slayer on The Chamber 106.6. Edge reports 23 in total reported.
How many radio stations are in GTA 6?
Six are confirmed by Rockstar: Cocoteo FM, Back Country Radio, AfroBank FM, The Chamber 106.6, Flash FM and Dirty South Classics. Press identifies hosts including Bad Bunny, Lana Del Rey, Morgan Wallen, Burna Boy, Robyn and Trick Daddy. The other 17 of Edge’s reported 23 are unknown until launch. Flash FM is the only returning Vice City station Rockstar has confirmed.
What songs are in the trailers?
Each official video has its own signature track: Tom Petty for Trailer 1, the Pointer Sisters for Trailer 2, Depeche Mode and five others in the Extended Look, and Justice for the Launch Trailer. The full list is on our trailer songs page.
What is the difference between The Album and the score?
The Album is a compilation of new songs by many artists, including Travis Scott, Cardi B, Fuerza Regida and Keith Richards. The score is Justice’s own instrumental work for the game. “Flower in a Hurricane” is the one track on both. Justice, Travis Scott, Cardi B and Metro Boomin also headline GTA VI: The Festival in Miami on November 21.
Start here
- GTA 6 radio stations: all six confirmed stations, hosts and preview tracks, plus the 23-station question.
- GTA 6 trailer songs: every song in every official video, graded.
- GTA VI: The Album: the 10 official singles and the reported 34-song tracklist.
- The Justice score: release date, formats and the two singles.
Related
- Trailers and media for the videos themselves.
- The full GTA 6 timeline for when each music reveal landed.
- The phone, which lets you play radio and podcasts on foot.