GTA 6 soundtrack: Rockstar's 34-track album, eight songs out now

Rockstar Games announced Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album on September 17, 2026, co-produced with Atlantic Records and due on November 19, 2026, the day the game ships. The record holds 34 original tracks, six of them streaming from the day of the announcement, and three physical editions opened for pre-order.

The game’s official page now carries a music section, and its whole text is one sentence: “Featuring a genre-defying artist roster with 34 original tracks that capture the electric energy of Vice City and Leonida.” The Verge quotes Rockstar Games calling them “brand-new, original tracks.” Eurogamer draws the line: these 34 were made for the game, apart from the licensed songs on the car radio.

Here are the six: “That’s It” by Yung Lean with Future and Metro Boomin, “RHYNO” by Travis Scott, produced by Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo of Daft Punk, “Sexy Magic” by CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso with PinkPantheress, Fred again.. and Etienne de Crécy, “Last Thing You Need” by Morgan Wallen, “Macacoa 2000” by Rauw Alejandro, and “Bright Lights, Big City” by Keith Richards. On September 17, the other 28 carried only their track number, Eurogamer noted. Two more arrived on October 9, 2026: Cardi B’s “Don’t Chart,” which NME calls “a swaggering, playful rap track,” and Fuerza Regida’s “Suzuki,” “a groovy trap-infused folk ballad.” That makes eight of 34 streaming.

One of the six is not new. “Bright Lights, Big City” is a cover of Jimmy Reed’s 1961 blues, which Keith Richards first cut with the Rolling Stones in 1963. The Rockstar Games music page, checked on September 21, 2026, still lists it under Keith Richards alone, below its “34 original tracks.”

Edition	US	UK
CD	$19.98	£10.99
Vinyl	$49.98	£44.99
Limited-edition vinyl	$124.98	£108.99

Prices on the album’s own store, gtavi-thealbum.com, on September 17, 2026. The limited pressing, “two transparent magenta discs filled with blue liquid,” showed as unavailable for the United Kingdom and France at 14:27 UTC that day, and still orderable from the United States.

The Newswire also announces “exclusive vinyl disc colorways, each featuring unique new art” at seven retailers and at independent stores, and Xboxygen counted eleven of them on September 19, 2026. Urban Outfitters caps its pressing at 3,000 copies worldwide, Blood Records hand-numbers its splatter LP at £39.99, and Vice adds two at $49.98 from Best Buy and Amazon. Barnes & Noble lists its transparent pink and blue exclusive at $49.99.

That Barnes & Noble listing carries its own street date, “This item will be released on Nov 20, 2026,” and IGN’s pre-order roundup of September 17, 2026 has the record out “November 20, the day after the game itself comes out.” Rockstar Games publishes the 19th: its Newswire that day is titled “Announcing Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, Coming November 19.”

The album had been described in public since May 14, 2026, on an earnings call. Jeff Walker, CEO of the American distributor Alliance Entertainment, told analysts: “there’s a Grand Theft Auto soundtrack that is coming, same thing in November, and it’s got, I think, 20-plus songs on it, all the A-list artists each have a song on it.” He went on: “It’s gonna be a home run vinyl release for us also revolving around that Grand Theft Auto.” Walker’s 20-plus songs became 34 by September 17.

The game itself ships on a download code, with no disc in the box, so what a buyer shelves on November 19, 2026 is the album, not the game.

Rockstar Games has already promised more: “including the dynamic score, the next evolution of in-game radio, and more.” That is where the song and station inventory picks up.