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GTA VI: The Album Arrives November 20 With 34 Songs

Kiran MachadoPublished 17m ago2 min readBased on 1 source
GTA VI: The Album Arrives November 20 With 34 Songs
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GTA VI: The Album Arrives November 20 With 34 Songs

GTA VI: The Album will arrive on Friday, November 20, a day after the game's digital release. The 34-song collection is the soundtrack to the game, and Rolling Stone published the full track list on November 14, 2026.

A soundtrack is the set of songs that plays inside a game or film. This one mixes brand-new recordings with songs that already exist, so listeners will hear both fresh and familiar names.

Lana Del Rey and Dua Lipa both contributed new music. Del Rey's new song for the game is called "Crazy for You."

The album also features new tracks from Rauw Alejandro, Jennie, Rina Sawayama, Young Thug, Arca, Tove Lo and Playboi Carti. Justice has a collaboration with Michael McDonald on the list.

Some songs were released before the album. Travis Scott, Morgan Wallen and Keith Richards each have earlier recordings on it, and Justice appears again with a previously released track featuring Tame Impala and SZA.

The game also has in-game radio. Lana Del Rey, Morgan Wallen, Bad Bunny, members of Slayer, Burna Boy and Robyn will each DJ their own station. A DJ station is a radio channel where a host picks and introduces the music, and players hear it while they drive or play.

The music will also be part of a live event. A GTA 6 music festival in Miami on November 21 will feature Travis Scott and Justice, joined by Cardi B, Kodak Black and Don Toliver. The day after the album's release, the festival is one of the first chances for fans to hear these artists perform in person around the game.

For anyone following the game's music, the timing is simple to track. The album and the festival are both set for the weekend of November 20 and 21, and the full track list is already public.

Soundtracks like this one are a big part of how music reaches new listeners. Many people who never buy a full album will hear a song first inside a game, and some will search for it afterwards.