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GTA VI: The Album: 34 tracks, out November 19, six singles available now

Rockstar and Atlantic Records will release the official GTA VI album on the same day as the game. Six of its 34 tracks are out already.

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Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album

34 tracks · 19 November 2026

Out now · 6

  • That's It (feat. Future & Metro Boomin)Yung Lean
  • RHYNOTravis Scott
  • Sexy MagicCA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, PinkPantheress, Fred again.., Etienne de Crécy
  • Last Thing You NeedMorgan Wallen
  • Macacoa 2000Rauw Alejandro
  • Bright Lights, Big CityKeith Richards
  • 28 tracks still to be announced

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Official cover: Rockstar Games / Atlantic Records

On 17 September Rockstar announced Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, the game’s official album, made with Atlantic Records. It has 34 original tracks and comes out on 19 November, the same day as GTA VI. You can pre-save it on streaming services and pre-order it on vinyl and CD.

The six singles you can play now

Rockstar released six singles on the day of the announcement:

  • Yung LeanThat’s It (feat. Future & Metro Boomin)
  • Travis ScottRHYNO (prod. by Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo)
  • CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, PinkPantheress, Fred again.. & Etienne de CrécySexy Magic
  • Morgan WallenLast Thing You Need
  • Rauw AlejandroMacacoa 2000
  • Keith RichardsBright Lights, Big City

That leaves 28 tracks still to be revealed. We will update this page as Rockstar publishes more.

Vinyl and CD

The album also ships physically on launch day. The official store, gtavi-thealbum.com, has three exclusives: a limited liquid-filled vinyl, a splatter vinyl and a CD jewel case. Several retailers (Best Buy, Walmart, Amazon, Target, Urban Outfitters, Barnes & Noble, Blood Records and indie shops) will sell exclusive vinyl colourways, each with its own art.

What we do not know yet

Rockstar has not said whether these tracks will play on the in-game radio. It has said more details on the music of GTA VI are coming, including the dynamic score and what it calls “the next evolution” of in-game radio.