Rockstar’s official music hub separates GTA VI audio into three layers: the original score, the radio and podcast programming heard around Leonida, and Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album. Keeping those categories separate prevents a common source of confusion. A song promoted on the album is not automatically confirmed for a particular radio station, and a station preview is not necessarily the complete launch lineup.
Six stations are currently previewed by name: Cocoteo, Back Country, Afro Bank FM, The Chamber, Flash FM, and Dirty South Classics. The genres span modern Latin music, country, African music, metal, pop, and Southern rap and hip-hop. Rockstar calls the overall selection its largest and widest-ranging set of in-game radio and podcasts yet, but the preview page does not claim that these six are the full list.
Justice is credited for the original score. Rockstar separately lists “Flower in a Hurricane” and other singles connected with the 34-track official album. Score music, licensed radio programming, and an album release serve different purposes, so our coverage does not merge their track lists or imply that every commercial release will play in the game.
The useful takeaway for players is that spoken programming is part of the official description alongside radio. The source uses both “radio” and “podcasts,” which supports their presence without telling us how many shows exist, when they unlock, or whether all programming can be heard everywhere. Those details remain open until Rockstar publishes them.
We will revise this guide when the official music hub adds stations, hosts, tracks, or listening rules. The update date at the top reflects when we checked the source, while the event date records the announcement itself.
Written by GTA Updates · Published Oct 20, 2026. The event date above records the announcement, not this article’s publication.