GTA 6 album announced

Rockstar announces a 34-track official album with Atlantic Records, six singles, and a November 19 release alongside GTA VI.

Rockstar Games announced Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album on September 17, 2026, presenting it as an official album arriving on November 19 alongside Grand Theft Auto VI. The announcement is a music release announcement, not a new game trailer or a change to the game’s published launch date. The date is also displayed on the official GTA VI music page, which is the primary page used for the details in this article. That separation keeps the album announcement from being treated as evidence of unrelated game features.

The official page describes 34 original tracks connected to the energy of Grand Theft Auto VI’s world of Vice City and Leonida. That wording establishes the size and positioning of the album. It does not publish the complete 34-track list, a running order or a statement that every track will be heard as an in-game radio song. Those distinctions matter because an official album and an interactive game soundtrack are not automatically the same catalogue. Until Rockstar gives that missing mapping, the safer description is simply the one the publisher chose: an official album.

Six debut singles are available to listen to now. The first group is “That’s It” by Yung Lean featuring Future and Metro Boomin’, “RHYNO” by Travis Scott, and “Sexy Magic” by CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso with PinkPantheress, Fred again.. and Etienne de Crécy. Rockstar’s page names each track and artist and links out to a full-track listening destination. The page itself is the evidence for availability; it is not a claim about chart performance, audience size or reception.

The remaining three announced singles are “Last Thing You Need” by Morgan Wallen, “Macacoa 2000” by Rauw Alejandro, and “Bright Lights, Big City” by Keith Richards. Together, the six names show the range of artists Rockstar chose to identify at announcement time. They still do not reveal the other 28 titles, and no complete artist roster is printed on the page we could read. Any wider list circulating before Rockstar publishes it belongs to a different evidence category.

Listeners can use the official page to pre-save the digital album. The same page also links to pre-orders for vinyl or CD editions and displays a shop section for limited-edition and standard vinyl listings. The Newswire description additionally identifies Atlantic Records as Rockstar’s partner for the album. Availability, stock and final retailer conditions are not described as identical in every country, so a pre-order link is not a promise of universal inventory. The page gives routes to the products, not a worldwide stock statement.

This announcement should not be read as a complete map of GTA VI’s music systems. The official material confirms an album with 34 original tracks and six public singles; it does not say how the album relates to radio stations, ambient music, mission scoring or any future music update. It also does not publish the full list of tracks or explain whether every track will be available in every listening format. Those points remain unknown rather than implied. The absence is a limit of the source, not a reason to fill the gap with speculation.

The timing is clear: the album page says “Coming November 19”, while the main GTA VI page continues to list November 19, 2026 for the game on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. The shared date makes the album part of the launch schedule Rockstar is currently presenting. It does not add a PC platform, change the announced console platforms or establish a separate game release window. The two pages are used together only for those directly stated dates and platforms.

The source record for this article is Rockstar’s official music page, checked in full on September 22, together with the linked Newswire announcement dated September 17. The Newswire URL returned HTTP 200 but its static HTML exposed only title and description metadata because it is a JavaScript application; the detailed facts above therefore come from the fully readable official music page. The remaining track names, the complete album order and the album’s exact in-game role are still waiting for an official statement. This is the boundary of what the current primary record establishes. It also gives readers a clear checklist for the next official update: the missing titles, formats and in-game relationship.