GTA 6 Soundtrack: Every Confirmed Song, Radio Station & Cast Member

Rockstar has confirmed around 20 songs for GTA 6 through its two trailers and the Extended Look gameplay video, exactly one radio station by name, and not a single voice actor. That last point surprises people the most — with the game roughly eleven weeks from launch, Rockstar is running the same lockdown it used on GTA 5, where the cast wasn't revealed until the game shipped.

This page is the overview. For the deep dive on any one piece — the full radio station lineup, which leaked songs are worth taking seriously, or who's actually rumored to voice Jason and Lucia — the linked guides below cover each in more detail.

What's confirmed about the music

Rockstar revealed music in three waves: the December 2023 debut trailer, the May 2025 second trailer, and the August 2026 Extended Look. Between them, outlets tracking official reveals count roughly 20 confirmed songs, starting with Tom Petty's "Love Is a Long Road" as the centerpiece of trailer one and The Pointer Sisters' "Hot Together" anchoring trailer two.

Confirmed songs span a wide range on purpose — 1980s Miami radio staples next to modern hip-hop and Latin tracks — which lines up with how GTA 5's soundtrack mixed eras and genres across its 15+ stations. Rockstar hasn't published a tracklist or announced how many total songs the final game will ship with; GTA 5 launched with over 440 licensed tracks across three official soundtrack volumes, so treat any specific "GTA 6 will have X songs" claim as a guess dressed up as a number.

What's confirmed about radio stations

Exactly one: V-Rock, the classic-rock station returning from the original Vice City, spotted on a t-shirt Jason wears in promotional art. Everything else — station names, how many stations ship at launch, genre lineups — comes from leaked gameplay footage and hasn't been confirmed by Rockstar directly.

The full radio stations guide breaks down V-Rock plus the leaked stations that keep showing up across multiple independent leaks, which is a different confidence level than a single unverified clip.

What's confirmed about the cast

Nothing, officially. Rockstar has not named a single voice actor for GTA 6 — not Jason, not Lucia, not any supporting character. This isn't unusual for the studio: GTA 5's cast, including Steven Ogg as Trevor and Ned Luke as Michael, wasn't revealed until the game had already launched. Rockstar treats its actor lineup as closely as its plot.

That hasn't stopped speculation. Fan casting has settled on a handful of recurring names for Jason and Lucia based on resemblance and unverified reports — see the voice actors guide for who's actually being discussed and why none of it is confirmed. For the wider supporting cast, including cameo appearances from real musicians and personalities as in-game radio hosts, see the full cast list.

Why Rockstar is being this quiet about it

Music and voice cast are two of the few remaining GTA 6 details Rockstar hasn't needed to confirm for marketing purposes — the release date, platforms, and price all had to come out because retailers and storefronts require them. Soundtrack and cast don't, so Rockstar controls the reveal timeline entirely. Past pattern says a fuller radio and cast reveal is more likely close to the November 19, 2026 launch, possibly with a dedicated trailer the way GTA 5's soundtrack got its own promotional push shortly before release.

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