The complete 34-song tracklist for Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album has reportedly leaked online, revealing previously unannounced contributions from Dua Lipa, Playboi Carti, Lana Del Rey and several other major artists. The alleged listing surfaced on November 14, 2026, just days before the soundtrack’s scheduled November 19 release.
The leak appears to originate from a video shared by X user nxrcssist, who is reportedly a retail employee. The footage is said to show the back cover of a physical album edition, displaying all 34 songs in their intended running order. Images and transcriptions of the listing subsequently circulated on Reddit’s GamingLeaksAndRumours community and across social media.
Rockstar Games and Atlantic Records have not officially confirmed the complete leaked tracklist. Although the listing includes previously announced songs in their established album positions, the authenticity of the physical packaging and the newly disclosed artist credits remains unverified.
Among the most notable additions is “Go Easy,” attributed to Dua Lipa and positioned as the album’s seventh track. Playboi Carti is listed on “Ahh Yea” at number three, while Lana Del Rey reportedly contributes “Crazy for You” at number 29.
Other previously unannounced songs include “Fast Emotion” by Zara Larsson, “Sweet Like Candy” by Camila Cabello, “Power Trip” by Jennie and “X” by Jhayco. Justice, already confirmed as an album contributor, is also credited with the opening track, “Starting From Zero.”
The alleged 34-track running order is as follows:
1. Starting From Zero — Justice 2. That’s It — Yung Lean featuring Future and Metro Boomin 3. Ahh Yea — Playboi Carti 4. RHYNO — Travis Scott 5. Sexy Magic — CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, PinkPantheress, Fred again.. and Etienne de Crécy 6. Flower in a Hurricane — Justice featuring Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard 7. Go Easy — Dua Lipa 8. Last Thing You Need — Morgan Wallen 9. X — Jhayco 10. Suzuki — Fuerza Regida 11. Macacoa 2000 — Rauw Alejandro 12. Dance With Me — A Boogie wit da Hoodie 13. Bigger — Burna Boy 14. Count Up — Gunna 15. Let’s Rock — Kodak Black and Don Toliver 16. Wakin Up Flex — Young Thug 17. IKYFL — Tee Grizzley 18. TF? — Don Toliver 19. Don’t Chart — Cardi B 20. GMA — JT 21. Power Trip — Jennie 22. Blood in Your Eyes — Tove Lo 23. Fast Emotion — Zara Larsson 24. Sweet Like Candy — Camila Cabello 25. Only One — Fcukers 26. Sanduneguea — Arca 27. TRDWFE — Rina Sawayama 28. All Again — Rose Gray 29. Crazy for You — Lana Del Rey 30. Largate — Kali Uchis and Helado Negro 31. No Me Busques — Omar Apollo 32. Bright Lights, Big City — Keith Richards 33. Stone Cold Krazy Luuv — Jesse Johnson and DāM-FunK 34. Overtown Lights — Stanley Clarke, Yussef Dayes and Robert Glasper
The list is presented as it appears in circulating leak transcriptions. Previously unannounced entries should not be treated as confirmed until Rockstar Games or Atlantic Records publishes the final credits.
Rockstar and Atlantic Records officially announced Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album on September 17, 2026, confirming that it would contain 34 original recordings created for the game’s Vice City and Leonida setting.
The announcement introduced six singles, including Travis Scott’s “RHYNO,” Yung Lean’s “That’s It,” Morgan Wallen’s “Last Thing You Need” and Keith Richards’ “Bright Lights, Big City.” Additional songs from Cardi B, Fuerza Regida, Justice and Tove Lo were subsequently revealed.
The leaked running order matches the established positions of several confirmed recordings, including “That’s It” at number two, “RHYNO” at number four and “Bright Lights, Big City” at number 32. This consistency makes the purported listing noteworthy, although it does not independently establish that the remaining entries are authentic.
Grand Theft Auto VI’s music has also attracted attention outside the official album announcements. A separate Welcome to Vice City music rights listing raised questions about a possible soundtrack collaboration involving Bad Bunny and Diplo. That recording does not appear on the newly circulated 34-track list.
The album is distinct from Grand Theft Auto VI’s wider in-game radio selection and original instrumental score. Its 34 original songs are intended to complement the game’s broader musical offerings rather than represent every track players will encounter.
Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album is scheduled for November 19, 2026, alongside the game’s launch on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. The collection will be available through major streaming platforms, with CD and vinyl editions also planned.
For now, the alleged retail packaging provides the most extensive publicly circulated list of the album’s remaining songs, but the unannounced tracks and collaborations remain rumors pending official confirmation.
