GTA VI: The Album Full 34-Song Tracklist Leaks Days Before Launch — Dua Lipa, Cardi B, Lana Del Rey and JENNIE Revealed
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Just days before the biggest entertainment launch of the year, the music of Grand Theft Auto VI has spilled out into the open. Photos and videos of the vinyl edition of GTA VI: The Album have surfaced on social media, revealing the full 34-song tracklist — and the line-up is every bit as star-studded as fans had hoped.
According to Billboard, sources close to the project have confirmed the tracklist, which names previously unannounced contributions from Dua Lipa, Lana Del Rey, Cardi B and BLACKPINK's JENNIE, alongside Travis Scott, Playboi Carti, Morgan Wallen, Future, Metro Boomin, SZA, Tame Impala, PinkPantheress and Fred again... Rockstar Games and Atlantic Records, who announced the album in September, have not published the complete running order themselves, so the unreleased tracks should still be treated as leaked until the album arrives — but the list matches the positions of the songs Rockstar has already released, which has given fans confidence that it is genuine.
The album is set to arrive on November 19, the same day the game launches on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. It is a companion album of 34 original songs, capturing the energy of Vice City and Leonida — and continuing the franchise's long tradition of introducing players to new music.
A Star-Studded Line-Up Across Every Genre
The leaked running order, spread across four sides of vinyl, reads like a festival bill. Travis Scott delivers "RHYNO", Dua Lipa contributes "Go Easy", Cardi B appears with "Don't Chart", JENNIE brings "Power Trip", and Lana Del Rey closes out one side with "Crazy for You". Justice open the album with "Starting From Zero" featuring Michael McDonald, and their collaboration with Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, "Flower in a Hurricane", is one of the most talked-about tracks on the list.
The range is deliberately wide. Hip-hop sits next to pop, electronic music next to Latin sounds and R&B: Playboi Carti, Gunna, Young Thug, Don Toliver and Kodak Black share the record with Zara Larsson, Camila Cabello, Tove Lo, Rina Sawayama, Burna Boy, Fuerza Regida and Rauw Alejandro. Rock legend Keith Richards even appears, with "Bright Lights, Big City" — a reminder that GTA soundtracks have always mixed generations and genres in ways few other albums dare to try.
Several of the songs are already available on streaming services, and Rockstar had officially announced ten of the album's tracks before the leak. The leaked list matches those ten exactly, which is why so many outlets have treated the vinyl photos as credible even while Rockstar itself has stayed quiet.
More Than an Album: Radio, Retail and a Festival
The album is only one part of Rockstar's music plans for the launch. Beyond the companion album, the game will feature several in-game radio stations hosted and curated by artists including Bad Bunny, Lana Del Rey, Morgan Wallen, Trina and Trick Daddy, Burna Boy and Robyn — a line-up that turns the game's soundtrack into a living, breathing part of Vice City itself.
For collectors, the physical album will be available through Blood Records, Best Buy, Walmart, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Target and Urban Outfitters, as well as independent record stores, with each retailer offering its own exclusive vinyl pressing and poster. The leak reportedly came from a vinyl copy photographed in a record store.
And the celebration does not stop at launch day. Grand Theft Auto VI: The Festival takes over Miami's Mana Wynwood on November 21, with performances from Cardi B, Travis Scott and Rauw Alejandro, plus a Cactus Jack set featuring Scott, Don Toliver and SoFaygo, with a guest appearance by Kodak Black. It is a fitting party for a game years in the making.
What Happens Next
With the game and the album both landing on November 19, fans will not have long to wait to hear whether the leaked list holds up in full. If it does, GTA VI: The Album will stand as one of the most ambitious soundtracks ever assembled for a video game — a 34-song snapshot of pop, hip-hop, electronic and Latin music in 2026, fronted by some of the biggest names on the planet.
Hollywood is watching the same week closely: Brad Pitt's new Apple drama Connector is shaping up as one of the most distinctive films on the horizon, and Tom Holland's Spider-Man is getting a major awards-season push — but nothing this month is likely to match the sheer scale of the GTA VI launch.
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