GTA 6: The Album — Tracklist, Release Date and Vinyl Editions Explained

Rockstar Games has officially unveiled Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, a 34-track soundtrack collection tied to November's launch of GTA 6, and six of its songs are streaming right now. The announcement, made through Rockstar's own site in partnership with Atlantic Records, is the first time the studio has detailed the music surrounding GTA 6 rather than the game itself, and it comes with vinyl and CD pre-orders, a batch of star names, and a firm release date that lines up exactly with the game.

Here's exactly what Rockstar confirmed, who's on the album so far, what the physical editions cost, and why the timing matters for anyone counting down to November 19.

1. What Rockstar Actually Announced

The announcement, posted to Rockstar's newswire and mirrored on the official Grand Theft Auto VI music page, confirms that Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album will be released on November 19, the same day as the game itself. Rockstar describes it as a 34-track official soundtrack featuring "a genre-defying roster of the most exciting artists in the world," built to capture the feel of the game's setting: Vice City and the surrounding state of Leonida.

The album is produced in partnership with Atlantic Records and distributed under exclusive license from Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc., Rockstar's parent company. This is not the in-game radio soundtrack, which Rockstar has said separately will run to hundreds of licensed songs across multiple stations, in the tradition of GTA V's radio lineup. The Album is a standalone, curated collection: original music inspired by the game rather than the full in-world radio experience.

2. The Six Songs Revealed So Far

Rockstar and Atlantic released six singles from the album on September 17 to mark the announcement, giving the first real sense of who's involved and what the record sounds like. The confirmed tracks are:

• "That's It" — Yung Lean, featuring Future and Metro Boomin
• "RHYNO" — Travis Scott, produced by Daft Punk's Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo
• "Sexy Magic" — CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, PinkPantheress, Fred again.., and Étienne de Crécy
• "Last Thing You Need" — Morgan Wallen
• "Macacoa 2000" — Rauw Alejandro
• "Bright Lights, Big City" — Keith Richards

That lineup alone spans hip-hop, country, Latin pop, electronic collaboration and classic rock, which tracks with Rockstar's framing of the album as "genre-defying" rather than built around one sound. Rockstar has not published the remaining 28 track names or artists yet, and it hasn't said whether more names will be revealed before November 19 or saved for the album's full release. Anything beyond these six songs is currently unconfirmed, and this guide will only be updated with details Rockstar has actually published.

3. Vinyl, CD and Digital: Formats, Pricing and Where to Pre-Order

Unlike the game itself, which has no physical disc on PS5 or Xbox Series X|S, the soundtrack is getting a full physical release. Rockstar and Atlantic are offering the album across several formats:

• Limited-edition liquid-filled vinyl — a numbered collector's pressing packaged in a gatefold sleeve. Rockstar and multiple retailers listed this at $124.98, and it sold out during pre-order.
• Splatter-pattern vinyl — a standard vinyl pressing priced at $49.98, with different color variants sold exclusively through different retailers (reports point to Best Buy and Blood Records each carrying their own colorway, plus an additional pressing through independent record shops).
• CD — a standard jewel-case release priced at $19.98.
• Digital — available to pre-save now ahead of the November 19 release, through the usual streaming services.

Every physical edition ships in the same gatefold packaging built around the album's Vice-City-at-sunset artwork, with interior artwork of an alligator perched on a cocktail float and a sunglasses-wearing flamingo — a knowing bit of Vice City kitsch that matches the tone of the cover.

4. Why the Timing Matters for GTA 6's November 19 Launch

Rockstar has spent months focused almost entirely on the game itself — trailers, screenshots, character reveals, the relationship system between protagonists Jason and Lucia — so a full-blown soundtrack rollout, complete with major-label features and a dedicated pre-order campaign, is a signal that Rockstar and Take-Two are treating the run-up to launch as a full marketing cycle, not just a countdown. Releasing the singles two months ahead of the game, rather than holding them for launch day, also gives the tracks time to build an audience independently — something GTA V's Kenny Loggins-and-Flying-Lotus-heavy marketing never really did before release.

It's also a reminder of how tightly November 19 is locked in. GTA 6 has already been delayed once, most recently landing on its current November 19, 2026 date for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, with no PC version announced. A same-day soundtrack release, timed to a specific date rather than a vague "launch window," is the kind of detail publishers don't commit to unless they're confident the date is holding.

If you're tracking every other piece of pre-launch GTA 6 news, it's worth keeping in mind how much of it is still unofficial. Just this month, outlets have reported everything from a limited-edition DualSense controller to talk of a future online mode, and not all of those reports carry the same level of confirmation as this soundtrack announcement, which came directly from Rockstar's own site.

5. What We Still Don't Know

A few open questions Rockstar hasn't answered yet:

• The other 28 tracks. Only six of the album's 34 songs have been named. There's no confirmed date for when — or whether — Rockstar will reveal more before November 19.
• A full tracklist order. No sequencing or track numbers have been published.
• Whether more vinyl restocks are coming. The liquid-filled edition sold out during pre-order; Rockstar hasn't said if it will be reprinted.
• How The Album relates to the in-game radio stations. Rockstar has only said the in-game radio soundtrack is a separate, much larger body of music — it hasn't detailed how, or whether, any of these 34 tracks cross over into the game's actual radio stations.

Treat anything beyond what's listed above — full tracklists, station names, or additional artists — as unconfirmed until Rockstar posts it directly.

6. Quick Tips Recap

• Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album releases November 19, the same day as the game, with six singles already streaming.
• Confirmed artists so far: Yung Lean (feat. Future & Metro Boomin), Travis Scott, CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso with PinkPantheress, Fred again.. and Étienne de Crécy, Morgan Wallen, Rauw Alejandro, and Keith Richards.
• Physical formats span a sold-out $124.98 liquid vinyl, a $49.98 splatter vinyl in retailer-exclusive colors, and a $19.98 CD; digital is available to pre-save now.
• The remaining 28 tracks haven't been revealed — don't trust any "leaked" full tracklist until Rockstar confirms it.
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Official Resources

• Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album — official Rockstar Games music page
• Grand Theft Auto VI — official game site
• Grand Theft Auto VI on Wikipedia