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Soundtrack

Every confirmed GTA 6 song has come through the two trailers, and V-Rock is the only confirmed radio station. The rest is leak-tracking and rumor.

Confirmed songs: 7 (one with disputed attribution)
Confirmed stations: V-Rock only
Biggest spike: Hot Together, roughly +182,000% streams
Standalone music reveal: None held by Rockstar
Artist self-leaks: 4 incidents through July 2026

The confirmed GTA 6 soundtrack is shorter than the internet suggests. Rockstar has held no standalone music reveal, so everything verifiable has arrived through the two trailers and one station logo.

Song	Artist	Where
Love Is a Long Road	Tom Petty	Trailer 1
Hot Together	The Pointer Sisters	Trailer 2 lead
Everybody Have Fun Tonight	Wang Chung	Trailer 2
Talkin' to Myself Again	Tammy Wynette	Trailer 2
Child Support	Zenglen	Trailer 2
Thunder Island	Jay Ferguson	Trailer 2
I Love Rock 'n' Roll	Disputed	Trailer 2, Ammu-Nation ad

One station is confirmed: V-Rock, the returning Vice City rock station, teased through an updated logo on Jason's t-shirt. The trailers move real-world numbers too, with Hot Together's streams reportedly spiking roughly 182,000 percent and Tom Petty's track rising about 36,979 percent.

Beyond that sits a pattern of artists leaking their own credits, four incidents so far, covered on the artist leaks page. A rumored tracklist naming Skrilla, Travis Scott and Timbaland has no primary artifact behind it, and claims around T-Pain, ScHoolboy Q and Ski Mask the Slump God remain unconfirmed label-side rumor. Full sourcing is in our soundtrack article.

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