The official album
Rockstar has announced Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, an upcoming 34-track official soundtrack album created in partnership with Atlantic Records and launching November 19, 2026 alongside Grand Theft Auto VI.
Evidence · 2 sources
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- Page heading, release label and album description
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- Rockstar’s music page identifies a 34-track official soundtrack album, Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, coming November 19.
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- The album page does not publish the complete in-game radio roster, dynamic-score design or final-game behavior.
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- Newswire announcement description and headline
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- Rockstar’s September 17 announcement describes the album as created with Atlantic Records and launching November 19 alongside Grand Theft Auto VI.
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- An album announcement is not a complete specification of the game’s radio stations, score or licensed music systems.
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Six singles are available now
Rockstar’s album page lists six debut singles: “That’s It” by Yung Lean featuring Future and Metro Boomin’; “RHYNO” by Travis Scott; “Sexy Magic” by CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, Pink Pantheress, 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.
Evidence · 1 source
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- Singles section; six numbered entries and artist credits
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- The six titles and artist credits listed in the claim are the debut singles Rockstar currently publishes for the album.
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- The six singles are not identified as the complete album tracklist or as a complete list of in-game radio songs.
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Rockstar’s music page links the digital album for pre-save and vinyl or CD editions for pre-order, including limited-edition vinyl listings.
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- Pre-save, pre-order and Shop links
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- The page currently links pre-save for the digital album and pre-order routes for vinyl or CD, including limited-edition vinyl.
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- The page does not establish regional stock, delivery dates, pricing or a purchase recommendation.
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Editorial reading · optional
These are the six tracks and artist credits Rockstar currently publishes. The list is useful and specific; it is not presented as the complete album or radio roster.
The score and in-game radio remain a separate answer
Rockstar says more details about GTA VI’s music are still to come, including the dynamic score and the next evolution of in-game radio.
Evidence · 1 source
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- Newswire closing note on future GTA VI music details
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- Rockstar’s announcement names the dynamic score and the next evolution of in-game radio among the music details still to come.
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- No station roster, score credits, radio mechanics, track assignments or delivery date for those details is provided.
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The current official record does not establish whether The Album is the game’s complete licensed radio soundtrack, how its 34 tracks relate to in-game radio or score, or what the final station and score roster will be.
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- Announcement’s distinction between The Album and further score/radio details
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- The announcement separates the announced album from music details still to come.
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- It does not publish a complete radio or score specification, so the relationship between the album and the final in-game music systems remains open.
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- Album description and six-single listing; no radio or score specification
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- The inspected music page publishes the album and six singles, but not a complete station, radio or score roster.
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- Absence from this page is not proof that a specific station, track or score feature will not appear later.
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A V-Rock logo on clothing would not, by itself, confirm a playable returning station. This edition has not verified the final station roster, a sliding station selector, an on-demand radio feature or Jay Ferguson’s “Thunder Island” against the inspected music reports. Those remain open rather than being counted as confirmed soundtrack additions.
Evidence · 1 source
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- Published song list; no final radio specification
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- A V-Rock logo on clothing would not, by itself, confirm a playable returning station. This edition has not verified the final station roster, a sliding station selector, an on-demand radio feature or Jay Ferguson’s “Thunder Island” against the inspected music reports. Those remain open rather than being counted as confirmed soundtrack additions.
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- Preview reporting is not an independent kingy.wiki gameplay test or a guarantee about the released game.
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Editorial reading · optional
Rockstar’s own wording leaves further music details open. Treat the missing station, score and track-assignment details as an honest boundary, not a prompt to fill in a fan-made playlist.
Earlier video music, kept in context
GamesRadar+ identifies Tom Petty’s “Love Is a Long Road” with Trailer 1 and The Pointer Sisters’ “Hot Together” with Trailer 2. These are promotional-media music identifications, not a complete licensed radio playlist.
Evidence · 1 source
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- Trailer 1 and 2 songs
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- GamesRadar+ identifies Tom Petty’s “Love Is a Long Road” with Trailer 1 and The Pointer Sisters’ “Hot Together” with Trailer 2. These are promotional-media music identifications, not a complete licensed radio playlist.
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- Preview reporting is not an independent kingy.wiki gameplay test or a guarantee about the released game.
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indy100’s Jake Brigstock, relaying GTA VI O’Clock’s identifications, also names “Child Support” by Zenglen, “Everybody Have Fun Tonight” by Wang Chung and “Talkin’ to Myself Again” by Tammy Wynette in Trailer 2. The attribution chain matters: these are reported identifications, not Rockstar-issued radio credits.
Evidence · 1 source
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- Four Trailer 2 track identifications
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- indy100’s Jake Brigstock, relaying GTA VI O’Clock’s identifications, also names “Child Support” by Zenglen, “Everybody Have Fun Tonight” by Wang Chung and “Talkin’ to Myself Again” by Tammy Wynette in Trailer 2. The attribution chain matters: these are reported identifications, not Rockstar-issued radio credits.
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- Preview reporting is not an independent kingy.wiki gameplay test or a guarantee about the released game.
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Editorial reading · optional
Reported trailer and Extended Look cues remain valuable listening leads, but they describe music identified in promotional footage. They do not supersede Rockstar’s newer album announcement or establish final radio placement.
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