Rockstar Games announced Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album on September 17, describing it as a 34-track release created in partnership with Atlantic Records. The publisher says the album is scheduled to launch on November 19, 2026, the same date currently listed for the game.
The announcement points readers to streaming-service pre-saves and limited-edition vinyl and CD sets. It also says the album is only one part of the game's planned audio program; more information about the dynamic score and in-game radio is expected later. No complete in-game radio lineup is published in the linked announcement.
What has been announced
- A 34-track album made in partnership with Atlantic Records.
- A November 19, 2026 release date.
- Streaming pre-save links and limited-edition physical editions.
- More forthcoming information about the game's dynamic score and radio.
The track count belongs to the announced album. It should not be read as the total number of radio songs, score pieces, or tracks that will be heard in the game.
What has not been published here
The announcement does not provide a complete radio-station list, full in-game soundtrack credits, or a track-by-track guide to where music appears in the story. We will add those details only after Rockstar or the relevant artist and label sources publish them.
See the official Rockstar announcement for current pre-save and physical-edition information. Our pre-release guide explains how we separate publisher-confirmed facts from open questions.
An album announcement is not a complete radio guide
There are two different questions listeners may have: what music is included in the promotional album, and what music players will hear in the game. The announcement answers the first with a track count and a release date. It does not yet answer the second with a station directory, a complete playlist, or a breakdown of story and free-roam music.
Keeping those questions separate matters for practical reasons. A retail CD or vinyl listing is information about a physical edition. It does not establish that the same selection is the in-game radio rotation. Likewise, a pre-save page confirms that a music release can be followed on a service; it is not a finalized list of every licensed track in the game.
What to check when editions become available
The Rockstar announcement directs readers to pre-save and physical-edition listings. If you are choosing a format, check the current store page for its contents, region availability, shipping terms, and the exact edition name before placing an order. A limited run can sell out, and retailer pages can change independently of an older news article.
Rockstar's own announcement is the source for the currently stated 34-track count and planned release date. Retailer pages are a better source for stock, price, and delivery details in a particular region. We do not reproduce full lyrics or audio; this briefing summarizes the announcement and links readers to the original listing.
Open questions worth tracking
The announcement says more information is coming about the dynamic score and in-game radio. It does not say when that follow-up will arrive. It also does not provide a full contributor credit sheet, a complete track-by-track genre list, or a map of the places and scenes connected to individual songs. Those details should be added as separate, sourced updates rather than inferred from the album's headline description.
When that material appears, a helpful update should identify the new source and date, distinguish the album selection from the in-game music system, and preserve earlier facts that remain current. Until then, November 19 is the date shared by the album announcement and the current game page, while the exact role of each track remains open.
We will refresh this page when Rockstar or Atlantic Records posts new official information. The release tracker covers the game date and console platforms; the editorial standards explain how we handle attribution and later corrections.
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