Rockstar announced Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album. 34 original tracks, six streaming now
On September 17 Rockstar and Atlantic Records published Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, 34 original tracks dated to November 19. Six singles are streaming. The limited vinyl sold out in under an hour, with completed eBay sales at two to three times list. Rockstar still has not named a radio station, a DJ, or an in-game Spotify feature.
Update, September 18, 2026. Two follow-ups on the same record. The limited liquid-filled vinyl sold out in under an hour. NME found completed eBay sales between £215 and £315 against a £108.99 list price. Asking listings go higher, and those are not sales. Separately, The Music Universe put first-day Spotify streams of the six singles at 4.1 million, with Morgan Wallen’s Last Thing You Need opening at 23 on the US daily chart. The stream write-up is the first-day count. Neither number puts Spotify inside the game.
Rockstar Games announced Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album on September 17, 2026. The Newswire post and the music page on rockstargames.com/VI describe a 34-track collection of original songs, dated to November 19, 2026, the same day as the game. Atlantic Records is the label partner. Six singles are streaming now. The other 28 titles have not been named.
That is the confirmation the September 15 artist posts and the September 16 Spotify billboards were pointing at. It is still not a radio station list, and it is still not Spotify inside the game.
The six singles Rockstar named
Credits below follow Rockstar’s own music page. Pitchfork, IGN and Eurogamer add that Travis Scott’s track is produced by Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo. Rockstar does not print that producer line on the page.
| # | Track | Credit, as Rockstar lists it |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | That’s It | Yung Lean, feat. Future and Metro Boomin’ |
| 2 | RHYNO | Travis Scott |
| 3 | Sexy Magic | CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, Pink Pantheress, Fred again.., Etienne de Crécy |
| 4 | Last Thing You Need | Morgan Wallen |
| 5 | Macacoa 2000 | Rauw Alejandro |
| 6 | Bright Lights, Big City | Keith Richards |
All six are on the pre-save / listen link. AFP, writing up the same drop, describes Richards’ track as a recording of Jimmy Reed’s blues standard. Rockstar still files the whole album as original tracks, which in this context means new recordings made for the game, not that every composition was written from scratch.
PinkPantheress is on Sexy Magic. That settles the hedge we carried on September 15, when ComicBook attributed a yacht post to her and GTA Boom would only call the account PinkPantheress-linked.
Physical copies exist. The game still does not ship on a disc.
The album is for sale as a CD and as vinyl. The game is still a download code in a box. US prices reported by IGN, Push Square and Best Buy:
| Format | US price | What they describe |
|---|---|---|
| CD | $19.98 | Two discs and a booklet |
| Vinyl | $49.98 | Two transparent magenta discs with blue splatter |
| Limited-edition vinyl | $124.98 | Two transparent magenta discs filled with blue liquid, exclusive packaging |
| Best Buy exclusive vinyl | $49.98 | Clear pink with purple splatter, plus a 12x24 poster |
The official store is gtavi-thealbum.com. Rockstar dates the album to November 19 with the game. IGN and TechRadar list physical copies shipping November 20.
The limited vinyl sold out. Completed sales are not listings.
TechRadar and the European storefront reported the liquid-filled SKU sold out the day it went up. NME, writing on September 18, says it went in under an hour, at £108.99 in the UK, the same pressing IGN and Push Square list at $124.98. That SKU is two transparent magenta discs with blue liquid inside, plus exclusive packaging. It is not the regular vinyl, and it is not a copy of the game.
Anyone can type a number into eBay. What matters is what actually sold.
| Figure | What it is | Source |
|---|---|---|
| £108.99 / $124.98 | List price of the limited vinyl | NME, IGN, Push Square |
| Under an hour | How long NME says the official pre-order lasted | NME, TechRadar |
| £215 to £315 | Completed eBay sales NME could see | NME |
| £220 to £490 | Asking listings NME counted, more than a dozen of them | NME |
| £312.70, £385.57, £313.87 | Asking listings GAMINGbible screenshotted from UK, US and Italian sellers | GAMINGbible |
Treat the asking column as noise. The completed-sales band is the useful one: about two to three times list, on a product that has not shipped yet. A listing that promises the record in your hands this week is describing a pre-order, not a warehouse.
Nobody has published a production number. “Limited-edition” is the store’s wording. GTA 5’s 2014 collector vinyl was capped at 5,000 copies. That cap has not been repeated here, so do not import it.
The CD and the regular magenta-splatter vinyl were still on the official store on September 18. Retailer exclusives (Amazon, Best Buy, HMV, Blood Records and others) are colourway and poster variants of the same 34 tracks. They are not extra songs. NME, compiling those storefronts, counts 11 vinyl variants and two CD types.
Atlantic Music Group president Kevin Weaver posted about the record the same day pre-orders opened. NME quotes him:
The passion, creativity, commitment and relentless work that has gone into bringing this to life has been incredible. To have the opportunity to create this album as part of GTA 6, a game and cultural moment of this magnitude, is almost impossible to put into words.
That is the label partner talking after the announcement. It is not a radio station list, and it is not a Rockstar Newswire. Some coverage paraphrases the same Instagram post as “two years of our lives.” We have not independently confirmed that wording, so we are not repeating it as a quote.
What this still does not confirm
- Radio stations. No station is named. No DJ is named. The album is original material. GTA radio has historically been a separate, mostly licensed library. These 34 tracks are not that library, and they are not proof they will play on in-game radio rather than as score, in-world diegetic music, or a companion record.
- In-game appearances. Travis Scott’s September 15 caption still does not credit a character. Nobody on this list has been announced as a cameo.
- Spotify inside GTA 6. Spotify is one of the streaming services carrying the album. A streaming home for a record is not an in-game playlist feature. The billboards from September 16 have not been upgraded either.
- The other 28 songs. Rockstar has not published the rest of the tracklist.
- Trailer 3. Take-Two’s shareholder meeting the same day did not include one. Coverage of that meeting is Take-Two restated November 19.
Licensed songs already heard in trailers, and the Extended Look identifications with the limits attached, stay on the soundtrack page. The six singles join that page as album tracks, not as a station list.
Sources
- rockstargames.com/newswire: Announcing Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album
- rockstargames.com/VI/music: the six singles, as Rockstar lists them
- gtavi-thealbum.com: CD and vinyl pre-order
- gtavi-thealbum.lnk.to: pre-save and the six streams
- theverge.com: 34 original tracks, six singles
- eurogamer.net: the six titles, CD and vinyl pricing
- pitchfork.com: Atlantic / Rockstar, and the Homem-Christo producer credit
- ign.com: US prices, Best Buy exclusive, physical ship date
- pushsquare.com: $19.98 / $49.98 / $124.98
- bestbuy.com: Atlantic Records and Rockstar, November 19
- instagram.com/p/DdZbfPjRA2q: Kevin Weaver, as quoted by NME
- nme.com: Weaver quote, sell-out, completed eBay sales £215 to £315
- gamingbible.com: asking listings from UK, US and Italian sellers
- techradar.com: limited vinyl sold out the day it went up
- news: first-day Spotify streams
- news: the September 15 artist posts
- news: the September 16 Spotify billboards
Source: www.rockstargames.com
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