GTA 6 Soundtrack — 34 Confirmed Songs, and the V-Rock Question

The honest version of the GTA 6 soundtrack story changed on September 17, 2026: Rockstar and Atlantic Records announced Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album — 34 original songs written for the game, out November 19, with six streaming that day and nine now. For sixteen months this page said two songs were confirmed. That number is now 34, and the two it used to name were never on it.

The radio is a separate question, and it has not moved. Rockstar promised "the next evolution of in-game radio" and named no station, so V-Rock remains exactly where the August leak left it. Confirmed is confirmed. Everything else is labeled.

Confirmed Songs

Confirmed. Thirty-four original tracks, announced by Rockstar and Atlantic Records on September 17 as Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, releasing November 19 alongside the game. Nine have been released:

Artist	Track
Yung Lean (feat. Future & Metro Boomin)	"That's It"
Travis Scott	"RHYNO" — produced by Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo of Daft Punk
CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, PinkPantheress, Fred again.., Etienne de Crécy	"Sexy Magic"
Morgan Wallen	"Last Thing You Need"
Rauw Alejandro	"Macacoa 2000"
Keith Richards	"Bright Lights, Big City"
Cardi B	"Don't Chart" — October 8
Fuerza Regida	"Suzuki" — October 8
Justice (feat. Tame Impala, SZA & King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard)	"Flower in a Hurricane" — October 15, with the launch trailer

The remaining 25 are unannounced.

Confirmed, October 15: the score is by Justice. Rockstar named the French duo as the game's original score composers when it released the launch trailer. Full breakdown: GTA 6: The Album.

The two trailer songs, and why they are not on this list

For sixteen months the confirmed column here held exactly two entries, and it is worth being precise about what they were:

• Tom Petty — "Love Is a Long Road" (1989) — Trailer 1's needle-drop and the reveal's thesis statement. The lyric is the game's premise: a long way out.
• The Pointer Sisters — "Hot Together" (1986) — Trailer 2's track, carrying the full 2:47. The pick paid off commercially too: after the trailer's record-breaking debut, the song's streams spiked six figures — a preview of the soundtrack-as-cultural-event playbook Rockstar has run since Vice City.

Both picks are 80s-adjacent heartland and R&B rather than neon synthwave — a tell about the register Rockstar wanted for the marketing: sun-faded and human, not pastiche.

Neither appears on the album, and neither has ever been confirmed for the game. They were licensed for trailers. Rockstar has a long history of trailer music that does turn up on the in-game dial, so both remain plausible — but plausible is not confirmed, and this page spent a year calling them the soundtrack when what they were was the advertising.

The V-Rock Question

V-Rock — Vice City's (2002) hair-metal station — is expected back, but not confirmed. The expectation rests on two things: the setting (a Vice City game without V-Rock would be a deliberate snub of the series' most iconic station), and community frame-hunting that claims V-Rock references in Trailer 2 wardrobe and background detail. We have not been able to verify those frames to our standard, and Rockstar has said nothing. Treat V-Rock as likely speculation, not a lock — we've tightened this from earlier coverage that overstated the wardrobe evidence.

Update (August 20, 2026): V-Rock moves from speculation to leaked. A radio-station menu shown in the CyberLeek gameplay leak appears to list V-Rock and eMotion 98.3, alongside unfamiliar names including Back Country Radio, Symphony FM, Stockyard FM, Circoloco Records Radio, and Dirty South Classics. A separate "On-Demand" option is also visible.

Two caveats keep this off the confirmed list. The material itself is genuine — Rockstar acknowledged the footage on August 26 — but Rockstar has never commented on its contents — and one insider has suggested the build predates the current one by more than a year, which would make the line-up a snapshot rather than a shipping list. A station legible in a real build is nonetheless a far better class of evidence than a t-shirt in a trailer frame. Leaked, not confirmed. This ledger moves V-Rock to confirmed when Rockstar names it.

What the August menu did not show. In April, an earlier report on this site traced two station names — "Wave 103" and a new "Boulevard Atlantique" — from Spotify playlist URLs. Neither appears in the CyberLeek menu. That report is kept as the historical record; treat both names as unconfirmed, and as unsupported by the stronger evidence.

What Precedent Says About Scale

GTA V launched with 17 radio stations (15 music, two talk) and a licensed library in the hundreds of tracks, which kept growing across GTA Online's decade. Given Vice City's catalog depth — 80s and early-90s pop, rock, hip-hop, freestyle, and electronic all have natural homes on this dial — a reasonable expectation is that GTA 6 meets or exceeds that launch scale. That is an estimate from precedent, not a confirmed count.

What to Watch

• The other 25 tracks. Nine are out, in three drops since September 17; the rest arrive with the album on November 19.
• Station names. Rockstar has said the radio reveal is coming and has named nothing. The day it names V-Rock, this ledger moves V-Rock to confirmed — not before.
• The dynamic score. Answered on October 15: Justice composed it, per Rockstar's launch trailer announcement.

A scored call. This page previously predicted the full reveal would land in the late-October / early-November window. It came six weeks early, and bigger than expected — but it covered the songs and not the stations, so the station list we said was coming still is not here. That lands as a partial on our prediction record, not a hit.