GTA 6 Radio Stations: Every Confirmed DJ, Song and the Official Score Explained
Rockstar's official GTA 6 website now streams previews from six confirmed in-game radio stations, lists real songs for each one, and details a separate orchestral score composed by Justice. Here's every station, DJ, song and release date confirmed so far — straight from Rockstar's own Music page.
Rockstar Games has quietly turned the official Grand Theft Auto VI website into a working jukebox. A dedicated Music page at rockstargames.com now streams audio previews from six confirmed in-game radio stations, lists the songs that play on each one, and lays out the separate orchestral score Rockstar commissioned for the game. None of it requires a leak or a rumor site to verify — it's sitting on Rockstar's own servers, playable right now.
Here's everything that page confirms about how music will work in Vice City and Leonida: the six stations revealed so far, who's spinning the records, which real-world artists show up in the mix, the separate original score, and how you'll actually listen to any of it in-game.
1. Rockstar's Official Music Hub, Explained
The page is titled "The Music of Grand Theft Auto VI: In-Game Radio Stations, Official Soundtrack, and More," and its own description sums up the pitch: hear singles from the soundtrack and score, listen to samples from select in-game radio stations, and pre-order upcoming vinyl and CD releases. It's split into three sections — Score, Radio, and Shop — each with embedded audio players.
Rockstar's own copy for the Radio section sets the scale of what's coming: "Spanning stations dedicated to everything from Classic Rock to Talk Radio, Grand Theft Auto VI features the biggest and widest-ranging selection of in-game radio and podcasts yet." Only six stations have audio previews live on the site so far, and Rockstar doesn't claim this is the complete lineup — more are expected to be detailed closer to launch on November 19. It's a smaller reveal than the mechanics covered in our rundown of every confirmed gameplay mechanic, but it's some of the most concrete, developer-verified detail to land since then.
2. The Original Score, Composed by Justice
Separate from the in-game radio stations, Rockstar commissioned a full original score for GTA 6 from Justice — the Grammy Award-winning French electronic duo of Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay. According to Rockstar's own description, the pair "bring their signature sound to this adaptive score, featuring expansive compositions all dynamically tuned to the different ways players engage with the world of Vice City and Leonida throughout Jason and Lucia's story."
The Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score album is set for release on December 11 — after the game's own November 19 launch — across all major streaming services, CD, and vinyl, with 30 tracks plus a number of digital bonus tracks included across every format. Two singles are already streaming on the Music page: "Flower in a Hurricane," featuring Tame Impala, SZA, and King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, and "Pusher," featuring Gesaffelstein. The vinyl pressing is listed in the page's Shop section as a "Limited Triple Crystal Clear Vinyl," alongside a double-CD edition.
The score is a different product from Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, the 34-track licensed-music compilation Rockstar has also confirmed; our full breakdown of that album's tracklist and vinyl editions covers it in detail.
3. The Six Radio Stations Rockstar Has Confirmed So Far
Each station on the Music page comes with its own looping audio preview, cover art, and a short rundown of the songs you'll hear. Here's what's confirmed for each one.
Cocoteo FM
A Latin-leaning station built around reggaeton and bachata. Confirmed tracks in its preview include "EoO" by Bad Bunny, a remix of "Si Es Trucho Es Trucho" by Axel Rulay featuring Farruko and El Alfa, and "Canalla" by Romeo Santos and El Chaval de la Bachata.
Back Country Radio
Classic country, leaning into outlaw-era names. The preview plays "Need a Little Time Off for Bad Behavior" by David Allan Coe, "Don't Come Home A-Drinkin' (With Lovin' On Your Mind)" by Loretta Lynn, and "The Conversation" by Hank Williams Jr. and Waylon Jennings.
AfroBank FM
An Afrobeats and highlife station. Confirmed songs include "Joha" by Asake, "Gye Wani" by Pat Thomas featuring Ebo Taylor, and "Shay'sana" by DJ Lag and Robot Boii featuring Kamo Mphela.
The Chamber 106.6
A metal station leaning into thrash and extreme metal. Its preview includes "I" by Black Sabbath, "I'm Broken" by Pantera, and "Raining Blood" by Slayer.
Flash FM
A pop and synth-leaning station carrying the name of a station Vice City fans will recognize. Confirmed tracks include "Good Ones" by Charli xcx, "Electric Feel" by MGMT, and "Midnight Sun (Girls Trip)" by Zara Larsson and PinkPantheress.
Dirty South Classics
A throwback to 2000s Southern rap. The preview plays "Like A Pimp" by David Banner featuring Lil' Flip, "Who Dat" by JT Money featuring Solé, and "Born N Raised" by DJ Khaled featuring Trick Daddy, Rick Ross, and Pitbull.
4. How You'll Actually Listen In-Game
Rockstar's page frames radio and podcasts as available both "in vehicles or on foot," continuing a shift the series has been building toward — letting players carry music with them outside of cars, rather than only hearing it through a vehicle's stereo. The official copy specifically calls out podcasts as part of the lineup alongside music stations, though no individual podcast show has been detailed yet.
Beyond the six music stations shown here, Rockstar's own wording — "the biggest and widest-ranging selection of in-game radio and podcasts yet" — makes clear this is a partial reveal, not the finished station list. Expect additional stations, including the promised Talk Radio format, to be detailed as the November 19 release date gets closer.
5. Score vs. Album vs. Radio: Keeping the Three Straight
It's easy to conflate these, so here's the distinction Rockstar's own site draws:
- The Original Score — an adaptive, non-licensed orchestral/electronic score composed entirely by Justice, releasing December 11 on all major formats.
- Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album — a separate 34-track collection of original songs recorded specifically for the game by a roster of contemporary artists (see the link above for its tracklist and vinyl details).
- In-game radio stations — the licensed and original tracks you'll actually hear on the car stereo or a handheld speaker while playing, spread across stations like the six above, broadcasting across the game's version of Leonida and Vice City.
Quick-Tips Recap
- Six radio stations are confirmed with playable previews right now on Rockstar's official Music page: Cocoteo FM, Back Country Radio, AfroBank FM, The Chamber 106.6, Flash FM, and Dirty South Classics.
- More stations, including Talk Radio and additional genres, are promised but not yet detailed.
- The Original Score by Justice is a separate, non-licensed release — 30 tracks, out December 11, with two singles streaming now.
- Radio and podcasts will be listenable on foot as well as in vehicles.
- Don't confuse the Score with Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, Rockstar's separate 34-track licensed compilation.
Official Resources
- Rockstar Games — The Music of Grand Theft Auto VI
- Rockstar Games — Grand Theft Auto VI official site
- Rockstar Games Newswire
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