Rockstar Games and Atlantic Records announced Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album today — a 34-track original soundtrack releasing alongside the game on November 19. It's a separate project from GTA VI's in-game radio stations: original music built around, in Rockstar's words, "the electric energy of Grand Theft Auto VI's world of Vice City and Leonida."

Six singles are live right now. The other 28 tracks haven't been revealed yet.

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The six confirmed singles

That's a genuinely unusual spread — hip-hop, country, electronic, and a Rolling Stone in one soundtrack. The remaining 28 tracks are expected to be revealed closer to launch; we'll update this page as more names are confirmed.

Formats and pricing

FormatPrice
Digital (streaming pre-save) Free — Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music Pre-save →
CD $19.98 Check price →
Vinyl $49.98 Check price →
Limited-Edition Vinyl $124.98 Check price →

Pricing as announced by Rockstar/Atlantic Records at launch of the pre-order page. Affiliate links will populate here once the physical editions are listed with our retail partners — CD and vinyl releases from major labels are typically available through Amazon shortly after a pre-order page goes live.

Why this matters beyond the soundtrack

Rockstar releasing an official commercial album two months before the game launches is a signal in its own right: GTA VI is being built as a multi-channel entertainment property, not just a game. For anyone tracking the launch commercially, it's a second, faster-moving audience — people searching for these artists and songs are discovering GTA VI today, not in November.

Next step

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