GTA 6 Soundtrack and Radio Stations: Confirmed Songs

Grand Theft Auto VI has six songs officially confirmed through its two trailers, and Rockstar has not published a radio station list or full tracklist. Everything on this page is pulled from official Rockstar trailers. The station names, the DJs, and the complete in-game playlist are still unknown, and any “full GTA 6 tracklist” circulating online is fan-made or lifted from leaks.

Confirmed trailer songs

Every track below appeared in an official Rockstar trailer. Years refer to each song’s original release.

Trailer 1 (December 2023)

• Love Is a Long Road by Tom Petty, 1989. From the album Full Moon Fever, it scores the reveal trailer and is now tightly linked to the first look at Leonida.

Trailer 2 (May 2025)

• Hot Together by The Pointer Sisters, 1986. The lead track, playing through most of the second trailer. Its Spotify plays spiked sharply in the days after the trailer dropped.
• Thunder Island by Jay Ferguson, 1977. Heard early in the trailer.
• Everybody Have Fun Tonight by Wang Chung, 1986.
• I Love Rock ‘n’ Roll by The Arrows, 1975. The original version of the song later made famous by Joan Jett.
• Child Support by Zenglen, a Haitian kompa group. The original release year is not well documented, so treat it as undated here.

That list is complete. Rockstar has put exactly these six songs on screen and named nothing else as part of the soundtrack.

The V-Rock signal

Trailer 2 includes a clear shot of Jason wearing a V-Rock t-shirt. V-Rock was the rock and metal station in the original Vice City, so the shirt reads as a strong hint that the station returns in the rebuilt city. Treat it as a signal, not a confirmation. Rockstar has not named V-Rock, or any station, in official material. A t-shirt is a nod, not a lineup. You can read more about the two leads on the characters page.

Returning vs new stations, what to expect

None of this is confirmed. Rockstar builds each radio lineup around the era and the place, and GTA 6 is set in a modern Vice City inside the state of Leonida. A mix of returning brands and brand-new stations is the historically likely outcome. Reasonable, unconfirmed expectations:

• V-Rock returning as the rock station, based on the t-shirt sighting.
• New stations covering modern hip-hop, Latin, reggaeton, and the Haitian and Caribbean sounds that fit Leonida’s communities, including Little Haiti and Little Cuba.
• A talk or news station in the tradition of Vice City Public Radio, with in-world advertising between songs.

Use these as informed guesses only. Nothing beyond the six confirmed songs has been announced.

Why there is no full tracklist yet

Rockstar typically holds radio and music-licensing details until close to launch. GTA 5 shipped with hundreds of licensed tracks spread across well over a dozen stations, and its official soundtrack ran to multiple volumes. GTA 6 will very likely be large too, but the station count, the hosts, and the song list are unknown until Rockstar confirms them. Reports naming specific DJs or exclusive artist-hosted stations are rumors, not facts, and should be read that way.

What is actually confirmed

• Six songs, all listed above, each from an official trailer.
• One visual V-Rock reference on Jason’s shirt in Trailer 2.
• Nothing else. No official station list, no DJ names, no track count, no release-day playlist.

GTA 6 releases on November 19, 2026 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X and S. See the release date guide for platform details and the full features breakdown for the rest of what Rockstar has shown. This page updates the moment Rockstar publishes real radio details, so check news for changes.

Sources

• rockstargames.com
• nme.com
• pcgamesn.com
• rockstarintel.com
• en.wikipedia.org