GTA 6 Radio Stations: Every Station Confirmed So Far
Only V-Rock is officially confirmed for GTA 6, spotted on a t-shirt in promotional art. Everything else — Circoloco Records Radio, Dirty South Classics, and more — comes from leaked gameplay, not Rockstar.
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Rockstar has officially confirmed exactly one GTA 6 radio station: V-Rock. Every other station name floating around — Circoloco Records Radio, Dirty South Classics, Honey FM, and the rest — comes from leaked gameplay footage, not from Rockstar itself. That distinction matters if you're trying to figure out what's actually locked in before launch.
The one confirmed station: V-Rock
V-Rock is a classic-rock station that returns from the original 2002 Vice City, where it was hosted by Lazlow Jones and leaned hard into '80s hard rock and metal. Its GTA 6 return was confirmed indirectly: the station's logo appears on a t-shirt Jason wears in official promotional art, which Rockstar has never walked back or treated as an error. For the wider Vice City connections GTA 6 draws on, V-Rock returning fits a broader pattern of the game pulling specific, recognizable pieces from the original rather than starting from scratch.
Rockstar hasn't said whether V-Rock will sound the same as it did in 2002 — same genre mix, same host, same era of music — or whether it's being reintroduced as a name attached to an updated station. Assume nothing beyond the name and general rock format until Rockstar says more.
Why V-Rock is the only 'safe' name to use
V-Rock came from Rockstar's own promotional material, not a leak. Every other station on this page is sourced from leaked gameplay clips — credible, in that multiple independent leaks show the same names, but still unofficial. If a station name isn't V-Rock, treat it as likely, not guaranteed.
Stations spotted in leaked gameplay
Multiple leaks — separate clips from different sources, showing the same station names — point to a lineup that includes:
- Circoloco Records Radio — dance and electronic music, tied to the real-world Circoloco party brand
- Dirty South Classics — Southern hip-hop
- Honey FM — pop and R&B
- Back Country Radio — country
- Emotion — appears to be a slower, mood-driven station
- ON.U — leans electronic/alternative based on clip snippets
- Stockyard FM — genre unclear from available clips
- Symphony FM — classical or orchestral, based on the name and brief audio in leaked footage
None of these have been confirmed by Rockstar. They're included here because they've shown up consistently across separate leaks rather than a single unverified source, which is a meaningfully higher confidence level than a one-off claim — but "consistent across leaks" still isn't "confirmed by Rockstar."
Don't treat leak consistency as confirmation
Several leaked GTA 6 details have turned out accurate before launch, but others haven't. A station name showing up in three leaked clips is a reasonable signal, not proof. If you're citing a station list elsewhere, flag which names are official (V-Rock) and which aren't (everything else above).
How many stations will GTA 6 actually ship with?
Unknown. GTA 5 launched with 17 stations, including talk radio. Given GTA 6's larger scope and the number of distinct genre names already surfacing in leaks, a comparable or larger station count wouldn't be surprising, but Rockstar hasn't confirmed a total. Treat any specific number you see elsewhere as an estimate.
The radio wheel
Rockstar hasn't confirmed changes to how you switch stations in GTA 6. GTA 5 used a radio wheel accessible from any vehicle, letting players cycle through stations without leaving the driver's seat, and there's no indication that mechanic is being replaced. It's a reasonable assumption based on series precedent, not a confirmed feature for this specific game.
For the songs actually playing on these stations — confirmed and leaked — see the GTA 6 soundtrack overview and the leaked songs breakdown, which tracks which tracks are tied to which station where that's known.
Frequently asked questions
Only V-Rock is officially confirmed, spotted on a t-shirt in Rockstar's own promotional art. Other station names have surfaced only through leaked gameplay footage.
The name returns from the original 2002 Vice City, but Rockstar hasn't confirmed whether the format, host, or era of music carries over.
Rockstar hasn't confirmed a total. GTA 5 launched with 17 stations; GTA 6's scale suggests a similar or larger count is plausible, but that's an estimate, not a confirmed number.
They're more credible than a single unverified claim, since several names appear consistently across separate leaks. They're still unofficial until Rockstar confirms them directly.
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