GTA 6 radio stations are already live, and you don’t need to wait for launch to hear them. Rockstar has opened its official GTA VI music page, letting fans preview several of the game’s stations in their browser. It also reveals the game’s soundtrack album and an original score from Justice.
With launch just over a week away, here’s everything you can listen to right now.
How can you preview the GTA 6 radio stations?
It’s simple. Head to Rockstar’s official GTA VI music page and pick a station to hear a preview. It all works in your browser, so you don’t need to sign in or download anything.
The page also lets you play selected singles in full. Some links open in your preferred streaming service, so you can save tracks ahead of release.
Which GTA 6 radio stations have been revealed?
So far, Rockstar has shown off six stations. Each one has its own hosts and style, so there’s something for almost every taste:
- Cocoteo: modern Latin music, hosted by El Martillo and La Gata
- Back Country: country, hosted by MW and Delta Dawne
- Afro Bank FM: amapiano, African classics and 3-step, hosted by Burna and Palmsy
- The Chamber: metal, hosted by DJ Kerry and DJ Tom
- Flash FM: pop, hosted by Robyn and Alex
- Dirty South Classics: regional rap and hip-hop classics, hosted by Trick and Trina
Long-time fans will spot a familiar name, too. Flash FM was one of the most popular stations in the original GTA: Vice City, so its return feels like a fitting nod to the series’ history.
Who is on the GTA 6 soundtrack album?
Alongside the stations, Rockstar has announced Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album. It features 34 tracks and releases on November 19, the same day as the game.
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The line-up is packed with big names. Featured singles include Travis Scott, Cardi B, Morgan Wallen, Rauw Alejandro, Tove Lo and Fuerza Regida. There’s also a track from Yung Lean with Future and Metro Boomin, plus a collaboration involving PinkPantheress and Fred again… Even Keith Richards appears.
As a result, the album covers almost as many genres as the radio itself. It moves from rap and pop to country, Latin and electronic music.
What is the GTA 6 original score?
French duo Justice has created the game’s original score. Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score has 30 tracks and arrives on December 11, a few weeks after launch.
Two singles have already been revealed. “Flower in a Hurricane” features Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard. Meanwhile, “Pusher” is a collaboration with Gesaffelstein. Fans can also pre-order vinyl and CD versions of the releases from the music page.
Are there more GTA 6 radio stations to come?
Almost certainly. Rockstar’s page only lists six stations for now, but it also mentions in-game podcasts and talk radio. GTA games usually feature far more stations than that, so the full line-up should be much bigger at launch.
Talk radio has always been a highlight of the series, too. GTA’s spoof call-in shows and adverts are famous for their sharp satire, and fans will be keen to hear how Rockstar pokes fun at modern Florida.
Why GTA radio matters
For many players, radio is one of the best parts of any GTA game. Cruising through the city with the perfect song playing is a core part of the experience. In fact, some fans spend hours just driving around listening to their favourite stations.
That’s especially true for GTA 6, which takes players back to Vice City for the first time in years. With a huge new map to explore, there will be plenty of time for long drives.
GTA 6 launches on November 19 for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. Until then, you can catch up on everything we know about GTA 6, including its new Criminal Profile system and the rumoured trophy list. In the meantime, the music page offers the perfect warm-up for Vice City.