Rockstar and Atlantic Records announce GTA VI: The Album, with 34 original tracks out Nov 19

On Sep 17 2026, Rockstar Games and Atlantic Records announced Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, a soundtrack of 34 original tracks. Rockstar's Newswire headline says it is coming Nov 19, the same day as the game. Rockstar's music page lists it as a digital album, vinyl and CD, with links to pre-save the digital version and pre-order the physical ones.

Six singles came out with the announcement, Gematsu reported, including tracks from Travis Scott, Yung Lean, Morgan Wallen, Rauw Alejandro and Keith Richards. Rockstar's music page now lists eight, adding "Suzuki" by Fuerza Regida and "Don't Chart" by Cardi B.

The album has its own store at gtavi-thealbum.com, run under license from Take-Two by Atlantic. It lists the CD at $19.98 and the vinyl at $49.98. A Limited-Edition Vinyl at $124.98 shows as sold out. Gematsu reported that three versions are sold only on that site: a liquid-filled vinyl, a splatter vinyl and a CD jewel case. Several retailers carry their own vinyl colors. The Rockstar Store also lists exclusive and standard CD and vinyl versions.

Why it matters. This is a separate release from the in-game radio, which Rockstar detailed later. It gives music fans a dated product alongside the game, and the store pages already carry US prices.

What is still unknown. Rockstar has not published the full tracklist. Only the singles are named so far. The album store does not show a ship date for physical copies, and we have not seen prices outside the US.