Rockstar Games has announced Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, an official soundtrack made with Atlantic Records and scheduled for November 19 alongside Grand Theft Auto VI. Rockstar says the album will contain 34 original tracks, making it a substantial part of the launch rather than a small promotional sampler.
The official GTA VI music page is already taking pre-saves and pre-orders. It also confirms that six singles are available now, while limited-edition vinyl and CD sets are being offered ahead of the album’s release. The announcement gives players a way to hear the musical direction of Vice City and Leonida before the full game arrives, although Rockstar has not published a complete release-day tracklist in the announcement.
Six songs introduce the album
Rockstar’s music page identifies the six currently available tracks and their featured artists. They are “That’s It” by Yung Lean featuring Future and Metro Boomin, “RHYNO” by Travis Scott, “Sexy Magic” by CA7RIEL and Paco Amoroso with PinkPantheress, Fred again.. and Etienne de CrĂ©cy, “Last Thing You Need” by Morgan Wallen, “Macacoa 2000” by Rauw Alejandro, and “Bright Lights, Big City” by Keith Richards.
That selection covers several distinct styles, but the official page presents the songs as part of one soundtrack rather than as separate radio updates. Rockstar describes the collection as a genre-defying roster, and the first six releases give that description a concrete shape without revealing every song that will be on the finished album.
The music rollout is separate from the game details Rockstar has already shown. PixelTempo’s earlier GTA 6 gameplay preview looked at the world and systems visible in the footage, while our report on the extended look’s Netflix debut covered how Rockstar presented more of the game ahead of launch. The album announcement adds a different piece of the same campaign: a soundtrack with its own artists, singles and physical editions.
What the November date confirms
November 19 is the date Rockstar gives for the album and the game launch. The wording matters because it ties the soundtrack’s arrival to Grand Theft Auto VI itself, rather than describing the record as an earlier companion release. Fans can listen to the six singles now, but the official information does not say that the remaining 28 tracks will all be released before launch or that every artist has been revealed.
The physical editions also give the soundtrack a life beyond the game’s in-world radio stations. Rockstar’s announcement says vinyl and CD versions are available to pre-order, while the official music page links to the limited-edition vinyl store. Digital listeners can use the listed streaming-service pre-save links, and collectors have a separate way to reserve the physical release.
For now, the confirmed story is straightforward: Rockstar and Atlantic Records are preparing a 34-track Grand Theft Auto VI album, six songs are available, physical editions are on sale for pre-order, and the full release is set for November 19. The next useful update will be a complete tracklist or further details about how the album connects to the game’s radio and wider soundtrack.
