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The radio in GTA VI: six stations, podcasts for the first time and music on foot

Rockstar has revealed six of GTA VI's radio stations, from Cocoteo FM's Latin music to The Chamber 106.6's metal. For the first time there will be podcasts, and both the radio and the podcasts can be heard on foot too, through headphones connected to a phone.

Updated 14 October 2026

An orange sports car in front of Art Deco hotels lit in pink and purple neon, with palm trees, the vertical Hotel Dixon sign and wet tarmac reflecting the lights
Official image: Rockstar Games (GTA VI music site)

On 8 October Rockstar gave the first look at GTA VI’s radio: six stations with their hosts, and two things the series has never had before (Rockstar Newswire). According to the studio it will be the biggest and widest-ranging radio selection in the series, with stations running from classic rock to talk radio. Those two have not been shown yet: the six below are the ones with previews out now.

The radio leaves the car

In GTA VI the radio does not stay in the car. Rockstar is introducing headphones and earbuds connected to Jason and Lucia’s phones, so the radio can be heard on foot too (Rockstar Newswire).

The other first is podcasts: on-demand shows, separate from the stations, which can also be played in a vehicle or while walking. Rockstar has not said how many there will be or what they cover.

Heavy traffic on an elevated highway heading towards the Vice City skyline, with a green sports car, an orange taxi, a red convertible and a lorry, beside a bay with a speedboat
Rush hour into town: the highway signs point to Vice City and the Leonida Keys. Official image: Rockstar Games.

Six stations to start with

Scroll through the list and the dial tunes to each one.

  • Cocoteo FM logo: two split coconuts with faces and open mouths, on a pink and lilac background with palm trees

    Cocoteo FM

    Modern LatinWith El Martillo and La Gata

    Leonida's home for today's Latin music, from bachata and merengue to dembow and reggaeton. Its motto, in Spanish in the original, is the party that never stops.

  • Back Country Radio logo, shaped like a guitar, over the silhouette of a man playing guitar on an airboat in a swamp, with an alligator in the water

    Back Country Radio

    CountryWith MW and Delta Dawne

    Renegade country for Grassrivers, Port Gellhorn and beyond. It has a roving reporter who doubles as the swamp's weatherman: Mud Dog Mike, calling in from his airboat, and Delta's not-so-secret lover.

  • AfroBank FM logo over orange and yellow stripes with the outline of the African continent

    AfroBank FM

    African musicWith Burna and Palmsy

    The best of African music, from 20th-century classics and overlooked gems to current sounds such as amapiano and 3-step.

  • The Chamber 106.6 logo in red metal-style lettering, beside a flaming skeleton playing an electric guitar

    The Chamber 106.6

    MetalWith DJ Kerry and DJ Tom

    Decades of metal anthems. Rockstar says the station draws on Leonida's deep metal roots.

  • Flash FM logo, a white lightning bolt inside a circle, on a pink and orange gradient

    Flash FM

    PopWith Robyn and Alex

    Rockstar calls it a Vice City institution: pop made for dancing anywhere in the Goodtime State.

  • Dirty South Classics logo beside a close-up of a man's mouth with gold grills on his teeth

    Dirty South Classics

    Southern rap and hip-hopWith Trick and Trina

    Classic rap and hip-hop from the American South, from the beach to the block, with a little southern hospitality.

Hear a preview of each station on Rockstar's siteOfficial station artwork: Rockstar Games

Who is behind Dirty South Classics

Rockstar names its hosts only as Trick and Trina, but they are Trick Daddy and Trina, two Miami rappers. They say so themselves to Vibe, which reports that the station plays Southern rap classics, their own songs included (Vibe). It is not their first time on air together: in 2020 they hosted a morning show on South Florida radio. And the music was put together with help from Ted Lucas, founder of Slip-N-Slide Records, a long-standing Miami rap label (CBS Miami).

A night-time car meet seen from above in the Conch King car park: cars with green, purple and blue underglow, doors open, and dozens of people among palm trees
A night-time car meet outside the Conch King. Official image: Rockstar Games.

What we do not know yet

  • How many stations there are in all. Rockstar has shown six and says there are more, from classic rock to talk radio (Rockstar Newswire).
  • Which songs each one plays. The previews on the official site are snippets of a broadcast, not track lists.
  • The dynamic score, the music that follows the action, which Rockstar promises to detail later, along with more singles from Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album.