A drive through Vice City can put a familiar song on the radio, but the full in-game lineup is not yet established. Vice City and the wider state of Leonida give Rockstar Games a rich setting for music, from city streets to country roads.
You can identify some songs and radio stations now, but early reveals do not make a complete game soundtrack. A promotional track is a song used in official marketing footage; its appearance there alone does not confirm that it will play on an in-game radio station.
That difference matters when you compare a trailer with a station preview or a named album track. Each kind of reveal tells you something different about the game’s music.
This list separates confirmed details from clues and assumptions, so you can tell what a song’s appearance actually confirms.
Key Takeaways
- Rockstar has not revealed a complete in-game radio playlist.
- Trailer and Extended Look songs are promotional tracks, not confirmed radio songs.
- Six stations have official descriptions and named hosts.
- Station previews identify songs but not each station’s full rotation.
- The companion album is announced as 34 original tracks.
- Some station names remain teasers or leaked possibilities.
What Is Confirmed in the GTA 6 Soundtrack: Every Confirmed Song and Radio Station?
Rockstar has confirmed some music and station details, but not a complete in-game radio playlist. Yes, you know some music that will be connected to Grand Theft Auto VI, but the full set of playable radio songs remains unknown.
Three kinds of announcements matter here. Promotional tracks are heard in official footage, station announcements name radio identities, and album tracks are named songs on a separate collection.
Those details are not interchangeable. A song in a trailer confirms its promotional use, while an official station description confirms that the station is part of the game’s announced music world.
A named album track confirms its place on the companion album, not necessarily a place on an in-game radio station. Rockstar Games has not shared a complete station-by-station playlist.
That distinction helps you read every new GTA radio announcement without treating a teaser as a finished tracklist. The game’s soundtrack includes several confirmed pieces, but no public list yet shows every song you can hear while playing.
The clearest song reveals are the promotional tracks heard in trailers and other official footage. They are easy to identify, but their appearance does not prove radio placement.
Which Songs Play in the Trailers and Extended Look?
The first trailer made Tom Petty’s “Love Is a Long Road” one of the clearest musical clues to GTA 6. It became a familiar sound for the game’s early marketing.
These are promotional tracks, not a confirmed full in-game playlist. The GTA 6 soundtrack full list is not public; the songs below list marketing appearances only.
Trailer 1
Trailer 1 features Tom Petty’s “Love Is a Long Road,” released in 1989. The song plays over the first trailer’s views of Leonida and its characters.
Trailer 2
Trailer 2 uses six songs, with several cues appearing briefly. These timestamps help you find each promotional track in the video.
- Jay Ferguson, “Thunder Island” (1977), begins at 0:06.
- Zenglen, “Child Support” (2004), begins at 0:27.
- Wang Chung, “Everybody Have Fun Tonight” (1986), begins at 0:34.
- Tammy Wynette, “Talkin’ to Myself Again” (1987), begins at 0:41.
- The Pointer Sisters, “Hot Together” (1986), starts at 1:04.
- The Arrows, “I Love Rock ’n’ Roll” (1975), appears at 2:09.
The dates identify the original song releases, not when the trailer was made. “I Love Rock ’n’ Roll” is by The Arrows, rather than the later version many listeners may know.
Extended Look
The Extended Look includes a wider mix of sounds, from rap to pop, rock, and Latin music. Each named song below is heard in official marketing footage.
- Birdman and Lil Wayne, “Pop Bottles”; Sexyy Red and 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”; !!! featuring Meah Pace, “Off the Grid.”
- DRÆVEN, “GTA 6 Theme Song”; Cliff Richard, “Devil Woman”; Chimbala and Omega, “Se Me Nota (Agarrame).”
- Phil Collins, “Against All Odds (Take a Look at Me Now)”; Aluna and Jayda G, “Mine O’ Mine.”
- Bob Moses and Elderbrook, “Inner Light”; Celia Cruz, Justo Betancourt, Johnny Pacheco, and Papo Lucca, “Besito de Coco.”
Hearing one of these tracks in a trailer or extended video does not confirm that it will play on an in-game radio station. The footage shows a song’s marketing role, not where it may appear during play.
These promotional appearances differ from songs announced for the companion album. That album contains original music recorded for the game.
What’s on Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album?
Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album is a separate 34-track collection of original music recorded for the game. Rockstar Games and Atlantic Records announced its release for November 19, 2026, alongside the game.
The 34-track album is announced, but only six named songs appear in the details here. Those titles give you a sample of its range, not a full roster of its artists or a complete tracklist.
The named tracks and artists are:
- “That’s It” by Yung Lean featuring Future and Metro Boomin.
- “RHYNO” by Travis Scott.
- “Sexy Magic” by CA7RIEL and Paco Amoroso.
- A track by PinkPantheress, Fred again.. and Etienne de Crécy.
- “Last Thing You Need” by Morgan Wallen.
- “Macacoa 2000” by Rauw Alejandro.
- “Bright Lights, Big City” by Keith Richards.
That is seven named entries, including one whose title has not been specified here. They show a mix of artists and styles, but the GTA 6 soundtrack artists list is not a complete album roster.
The album is distinct from songs heard in trailers and station previews. Its tracks were recorded as original music for the game, while a promotional track may be an existing song used in marketing.
The announced release date matches the game’s date, November 19, 2026. For other game launch details, see this GTA 6 pre-order guide.
If you want a physical copy, the listed editions have different formats and prices. The format comparison shows what each one offers.
Which GTA 6 Radio Stations Are Officially Confirmed?
Six stations have official descriptions, spanning several distinct musical traditions. The confirmed GTA 6 radio stations include Latin music, country, African music, classic metal, pop, and Southern rap and hip-hop.
The table groups two stations in each row for a quick comparison. Each station name, sound, and host pairing has been announced.
| Station | Genre or sound | Hosts | What distinguishes it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cocoteo FM; Back Country Radio | Latin music; country | El Martillo and La Gata; MW and Delta Dawne | Cocoteo FM brings Latin music; Back Country Radio has a country sound. |
| AfroBank FM; The Chamber 106.6 | African music; classic metal | Burna and Palmsy; DJ Kerry and DJ Tom | AfroBank FM focuses on African music; The Chamber 106.6 plays classic metal. |
| Flash FM; Dirty South Classics | Pop; regional rap and hip-hop | Robyn and Alex; Trick and Trina | Flash FM is the pop station; Dirty South Classics centers regional rap and hip-hop. |
These announced descriptions give each radio station a distinct identity. The variety spans Latin, country, African, metal, pop, and Southern rap and hip-hop.
Station names alone do not reveal every song you will hear. A host pairing and genre description give you a useful sense of each station, but not its complete rotation.
That is why the station previews matter: they attach specific songs to some of these identities. The previews offer the next level of detail without closing the question of full playlists.
Which Songs Have Been Previewed on Each Station?
A station preview can confirm individual song choices without revealing the station’s full rotation. The GTA 6 radio songs list below contains previewed tracks, not complete in-game playlists.
These song choices cover several styles, including Latin music, country, rock, pop, and hip-hop. They give you a closer look at each announced station’s sound.
- Cocoteo FM: Bad Bunny, “EoO”; Axel Rulay featuring Farruko and El Alfa, “Si Es Trucho Es Trucho” (Remix); Romeo Santos and El Chaval de la Bachata, “Canalla.”
- Back Country Radio: David Allan Coe, “Need a Little Time Off for Bad Behavior”; Loretta Lynn, “Don’t Come Home A-Drinkin’ (With Lovin’ on Your Mind)”; Hank Williams Jr. and Waylon Jennings, “The Conversation.”
- AfroBank FM: Asake, “Joha”; Pat Thomas featuring Ebo Taylor, “Gye Wani”; DJ Lag and Robot Boii featuring Kamo Mphela, “Shay’sana.”
- The Chamber 106.6: Black Sabbath, “I”; Pantera, “I’m Broken”; Slayer, “Raining Blood.”
- Flash FM: Charli XCX, “Good Ones”; MGMT, “Electric Feel”; Zara Larsson and PinkPantheress, “Midnight Sun (Girls Trip).”
- Dirty South Classics: David Banner featuring Lil’ Flip, “Like a Pimp”; JT Money featuring Solé, “Who Dat”; DJ Khaled featuring Trick Daddy, Rick Ross, and Pitbull, “Born-N-Raised.”
The previews make the country and metal choices especially clear, while Flash FM leans toward pop. Dirty South Classics supplies the GTA 6 soundtrack hip-hop connection among the sample tracks.
Each preview confirms the named song’s connection to that station. It does not show that the station’s full playlist has been revealed, or that these are its only tracks.
Other station names have appeared in footage or leaked material, but they do not carry the same status as these announced station previews.
Which Other Stations Are Teased or Still Unconfirmed?
A station name seen in footage is not necessarily a confirmed station in the finished game. Vice City FM appears in an Extended Look advertisement, while a V-Rock shirt is only a clue.
The advertisement points to Vice City FM’s return, but it is not the same as a full station announcement. Jason’s V-Rock shirt does not confirm V-Rock as a radio station.
Leaked development footage has included these possible GTA radio stations:
- Circoloco Records Radio
- Emotion 98.3
- Honey FM
- Kaleidoscope FM
- La Ola
- Radio On.U
- Stockyard FM
- Symphony FM
- The Wipe
- WorldWide FM
Treat these as potential names, not a final list of stations. Leaked development footage has also included placeholder names linked to GTA V and GTA Online.
Some names may change or may not appear in the finished game. Official descriptions carry more weight than an early label in development footage.
With those uncertain lineups set aside, one listening feature is confirmed: Jason and Lucia can hear audio while walking around Leonida.
Can You Hear GTA 6 Radio and Podcasts on Foot?
A walk through Leonida does not require you to get back into a car to hear audio. Jason and Lucia can listen to radio and on-demand podcasts in vehicles and on foot.
Outside a vehicle, they can use headphones or earbuds connected to their smartphones. This gives you a way to hear music and podcasts while exploring on foot.
The feature confirms listening beyond the car, but not every control or menu detail. A GTA V-style radio wheel and slow-motion station switching have not been confirmed for GTA 6.
So you can expect the characters to hear radio and podcasts away from their vehicles, but you should not assume the same station controls from an earlier game. The in-game radio system may work differently.
Podcasts are on-demand, while radio offers station-based listening. Both connect to the characters’ smartphones through headphones or earbuds when they are on foot.
The listening feature is separate from the companion album’s physical editions. Those formats have listed prices and distinct vinyl designs.
What Does the GTA 6 Album Cost on CD or Vinyl?
The physical album options differ in both format and price. The CD is listed at $19.98, while vinyl editions cost $49.98 or $124.98.
The vinyl designs also differ, especially in the limited edition’s liquid-filled discs and special packaging. Here are the listed US prices and details.
| Edition | US price | Physical details |
|---|---|---|
| CD | $19.98 | Compact disc format. |
| Standard vinyl | $49.98 | Two transparent magenta discs with blue splatter. |
| Limited-edition vinyl | $124.98 | Transparent magenta discs filled with blue liquid, plus exclusive artwork and packaging. |
The standard vinyl uses blue splatter on its magenta discs. The limited edition uses blue liquid inside transparent magenta discs and adds exclusive artwork and packaging.
These prices describe physical editions of the companion album. They do not establish the complete game soundtrack or say which songs will play on radio stations.
That distinction matters because an album purchase and an in-game playlist answer different questions. The announced physical formats do not reveal the full range of music you can hear while playing.
How Complete Is the GTA 6 Music Information?
The key limitation is that a confirmed music reveal does not automatically answer where or how it will play in the game. Promotional songs, radio previews, and album tracks confirm different things.
This comparison shows what is established and what remains open. It helps you sort confirmed GTA music details from assumptions about the full soundtrack.
| Topic | What is established | What remains open |
|---|---|---|
| Promotional songs | Marketing footage identifies songs heard in that footage. | Whether each song has in-game radio placement. |
| Radio tracklists | Station previews name some songs tied to stations. | The complete tracklist for each station. |
| The album | The companion collection is announced as 34 tracks. | The complete set of album titles. |
A practical rule can help you judge new details. Treat a new artist or station name as confirmed when it appears in an official announcement or official promotional material.
Even then, check what the reveal confirms. A song in a trailer confirms a marketing appearance, not its placement on an in-game station.
The story also links music to named performers and a hip-hop label. That connection adds context without filling in the full playlist.
How Does Music Connect to Jason and Lucia’s Story?
GTA 6’s music is part of its story world as well as its radio lineup. The story connects Jason and Lucia’s world to a hip-hop label and its artists.
The label and performers add a music-business thread to the game’s crime story. For more background on the protagonists and their world, see this GTA 6 story and release guide.
Only Raw Records and Real Dimez
Only Raw Records is a hip-hop label in the story, managed by Dre’Quan Priest. Its lead artists are Real Dimez, a duo made up of Bae-Luxe and Roxy.
The label places music inside the characters’ work and social world. You can learn more about Lucia Caminos and the GTA 6 cast, including the story around the game’s main characters.
What the story connection does and does not confirm
Only Raw Records and Real Dimez establish a hip-hop thread in the story. They do not provide a complete list of artists in the game.
Their presence also does not promise that every character’s music will play on a radio station. Story roles, album credits, promotional songs, and radio tracks are separate kinds of music detail.
That distinction lets you enjoy the label and performers as part of the setting without treating them as a playlist announcement. You can enjoy confirmed reveals now and still wait for a complete playable tracklist.
Conclusion
You can already identify several parts of GTA 6’s musical identity, even though the complete radio lineup remains a separate question. Official song and station reveals give you useful clues, but a promotional appearance alone does not prove a song will play on the in-game radio.
Keep a personal list of confirmed tracks and note whether each new announcement names a song, a station, or only a marketing appearance. That small check can keep a trailer cue from turning into an assumption about the game.
Save the track you are most excited to hear, then revisit your list when another official reveal arrives.
FAQ
Is the complete GTA 6 soundtrack list out?
No, the complete in-game tracklist has not been revealed. Promotional material has identified songs used in official footage, while the companion album is announced as a separate 34-track collection. Knowing a song from a trailer or Extended Look does not tell you whether it appears on a radio station during play.
Will GTA 6 trailer songs be on the in-game radio?
Not automatically. A trailer appearance confirms that Rockstar used the song in promotional footage, not that the song will play on an in-game radio station. A station preview or a direct official announcement would provide a different kind of confirmation. Until then, treat trailer songs as promotional tracks.
Are all 34 GTA 6 album tracks revealed?
No, the album is announced as a 34-track collection, but the full set of titles has not been named. Several tracks and artists have been announced, including original music recorded for the game. Those named songs are only a portion of the announced collection, not a complete album tracklist.
Will V-Rock return in GTA 6?
V-Rock’s return is not confirmed. Jason appears wearing a V-Rock shirt, which works as a visual tease but does not establish that the station will be playable. An official station description or clear announcement would confirm a station’s place in the game. Until then, the shirt is a clue, not proof.
When is Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album due out?
Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album is due out November 19, 2026, alongside the game. Rockstar Games and Atlantic Records announced it as a 34-track collection of original music recorded for GTA 6. The album’s release date does not mean its full tracklist or radio placement details are all known.
Can you listen to GTA 6 podcasts outside a car?
Yes, Jason and Lucia can hear on-demand podcasts on foot through headphones or earbuds connected to their smartphones. They can also listen to radio that way, as well as in vehicles. The confirmed feature does not establish that GTA 6 will use the same radio wheel or station-switching controls as GTA V.
