GTA 6 Soundtrack: Confirmed Songs

Official album

Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album

Rockstar has announced a 34-track official soundtrack album created in partnership with Atlantic Records. It launches on November 19, 2026 alongside the game and is available to pre-save, with vinyl and CD editions also announced.

Rockstar’s current music page lists nine available singles. The first six arrived on September 17; “Flower in a Hurricane” by Justice, “Suzuki” by Fuerza Regida and “Don’t Chart” by Cardi B have since joined the published selection. The nine named tracks are a preview, not the complete 34-track list.

• Yung Lean — “That’s It” featuring Future and Metro Boomin
• Travis Scott — “RHYNO”
• CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, PinkPantheress, Fred again.. and Etienne de Crécy — “Sexy Magic”
• Justice — “Flower in a Hurricane” featuring Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
• Morgan Wallen — “Last Thing You Need”
• Fuerza Regida — “Suzuki”
• Rauw Alejandro — “Macacoa 2000”
• Cardi B — “Don’t Chart”
• Keith Richards — “Bright Lights, Big City”

Original score

Justice composes the GTA VI score

Rockstar now names Justice as composers of Grand Theft Auto VI’s original score. Their new standalone single “Flower in a Hurricane” debuted with the launch trailer and is also listed on GTA VI: The Album.

The original score, the 34-track album and in-game radio are related but distinct. The score credit does not reveal a full cue list, while album inclusion does not establish that the single plays on a named radio station.

Confirmed list

Three officially credited trailer songs

Rockstar’s official Trailer 1 upload credits “Love Is a Long Road” by Tom Petty, while Trailer 2 credits “Hot Together” by The Pointer Sisters. These credits establish use in those videos, not an in-game radio placement.

The October 15 launch trailer uses “Flower in a Hurricane” by Justice. Unlike the first two trailer songs, Rockstar has also explicitly listed this new single on GTA VI: The Album.

Trailer 1

Love Is a Long Road — Tom Petty

The 1989 Tom Petty track provides the complete musical backbone for Trailer 1. Its title and tone align with a video introducing a relationship under pressure, but any interpretation of the lyrics as a detailed plot outline remains editorial rather than official.

GTAFinder lists the song because Rockstar credits it directly. The page does not infer a classic-rock station, a Florida-themed playlist or the presence of additional Tom Petty recordings from this one licensed trailer use.

Trailer 2

Hot Together — The Pointer Sisters

“Hot Together” drives Trailer 2’s longer look at Jason and Lucia, their domestic life and the people surrounding them. The official upload names The Pointer Sisters as the artist and identifies the recording rights information.

As with Trailer 1, promotional licensing and in-game licensing are not necessarily the same agreement. Rockstar’s later station preview does not place this track on a playlist, so the accurate claim remains that the song appears in the official trailer.

Launch trailer

Flower in a Hurricane — Justice

The launch trailer debuts “Flower in a Hurricane” featuring Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard. Rockstar identifies Justice as the original-score composers and includes the single in the official album selection.

The launch trailer guide indexes the video scene by scene. The music credit confirms trailer use and album inclusion; no published source places the single on an in-game radio station.

Music in the story

Only Raw Records is officially part of Leonida

Music also exists inside the fictional world through Boobie Ike, Dre’Quan Priest, Real Dimez and Only Raw Records. Rockstar describes Boobie and Dre’Quan as business partners building the label, while Real Dimez is the rap duo connected to it.

Those biographies confirm a music-business storyline and named creative figures. They do not reveal a complete set of fictional songs, performers, radio hosts or player-run label mechanics. GTAFinder connects the people and business entries without inventing a discography.

Extended Look

Observed music is not yet a soundtrack list

An Extended Look contains music as part of its 26-minute presentation, but Rockstar’s current landing page does not publish a complete track list. Third-party identifications can be useful listening guides, yet they do not carry the same status as an official credit.

When a track is identifiable only through audio matching or community discussion, GTAFinder leaves it outside the confirmed list. If Rockstar adds credits to the official page or publishes the game’s music information, this guide will record the title, artist and exact source.

In-game radio

Six stations in Rockstar’s official preview

Rockstar’s October 8 music preview names Cocoteo (modern Latin; El Martillo and La Gata), Back Country (country; MW and Delta Dawne), Afro Bank FM (amapiano and African music; Burna and Palmsy), The Chamber (metal; DJ Kerry and DJ Tom), Flash FM (pop; Robyn and Alex) and Dirty South Classics (southern rap and hip-hop; Trick and Trina). These names and presenter pairings come from Rockstar’s own music page.

Rockstar describes a wider selection of in-game radio and podcasts. Its six-station preview is not the complete dial: it does not publish every station, podcast or song, and it does not assign album or trailer songs to individual stations.