Six Singles, 34 Tracks: The GTA VI Album

Six songs from the official *Grand Theft Auto VI* album are already available to hear. The complete project will contain 34 original tracks and arrive on November 19, 2026, the same date announced for the game. That does not, however, establish that all 34 recordings will play on Vice City’s radio stations or make up the entire incidental score: Rockstar has not detailed those connections.

The distinction matters to anyone searching for the GTA VI song list. At present, there are three separate pieces of information: six released singles, an official 34-track album, and the music that will actually be integrated into the game experience. Only the first two have been described in sufficient detail on the official pages.

Which six songs are available

The official GTA VI music page presents six debut singles:

• “That’s It” — Yung Lean, featuring Future and Metro Boomin’;
• “RHYNO” — Travis Scott;
• “Sexy Magic” — CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, PinkPantheress, Fred again.., and Etienne de Crécy;
• “Last Thing You Need” — Morgan Wallen;
• “Macacoa 2000” — Rauw Alejandro;
• “Bright Lights, Big City” — Keith Richards.

These are the tracks listeners can already play in full through the controls provided by Rockstar. The company also offers digital pre-save and vinyl or CD pre-order options, but availability, formats, and conditions may change; check the official page itself before making a decision.

What the total of 34 tracks means

Rockstar describes *Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album* as an official album containing 34 original songs. Its presentation connects the repertoire to the energy of Vice City and the fictional state of Leonida and describes the artist lineup as genre-defying.

The sources consulted have not yet published the names of the other 28 songs. Any list extending beyond the six singles above should therefore be treated carefully unless it is supported by a Rockstar update. The official page also assigns no individual genre labels to the six recordings. The range is apparent from the gathering of different artists, but specific classifications should not be turned into official information.

Album, incidental score, and radio are different things

An “official album” is not automatically synonymous with all the music heard during a game. A production may combine commercially released songs, incidental music used in scenes and missions, and selections arranged as radio stations within its fictional world. For GTA VI, the available pages do not explain how these layers will overlap.

Those sources also provide no list of radio stations, DJs, programs, or additional licensed songs. It is impossible to say that every one of the 34 tracks will appear on a station, or that the album represents all music in the game. The safe reading is narrower: the six songs belong to the announced official album; the role of each one within the experience remains unspecified.

The album shares its release day with the game

The main GTA VI page gives November 19, 2026 as the release date for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. The album page displays the same date. The game follows Jason and Lucia across Vice City and the state of Leonida after a score goes wrong and draws them into a criminal conspiracy.

The shared calendar helps frame the album as part of the cultural presentation of this new setting, but it does not prove track-by-track integration into missions, scenes, or stations. Release dates and conditions may change; the official website remains the safest reference.

What the announcement suggests about the musical direction

The six revealed entries form an international sample: there are individual performances, a three-artist feature on “That’s It,” and five credited acts gathered on “Sexy Magic.” Keith Richards connects the release to a historic rock figure, while the rest of the selection highlights collaborations and artists from different contemporary circuits.

The value of this sample lies less in guessing the remaining 28 songs than in observing how the project is being introduced. Rockstar chose to open it with six complete recordings, not merely a list of names. That gives listeners a concrete part of the repertoire without relying on leaks or speculative track lists.

Where to follow confirmed material

Alongside the music section, the official media library collects trailers, clips, screenshots, artwork, and wallpapers. Its listed materials include the album cover artwork. It is the best checkpoint for distinguishing official images from composites circulating outside company channels.

Until Rockstar publishes the complete list, the confirmed picture remains straightforward: six singles can be heard, the album will contain 34 original tracks, and both the album and game are announced for November 19, 2026. Radio stations, the incidental score, and the songs’ precise uses remain unconfirmed on the cited pages.