GTA 6 soundtrack: every radio station, host and song confirmed so far

Music has always been one of the best things about GTA, and GTA 6 is going big. On October 8, 2026, Rockstar revealed the first six radio stations, hosted by a lineup that includes Bad Bunny, Lana Del Rey, Morgan Wallen, Burna Boy, Robyn and Slayer’s Kerry King and Tom Araya. French electronic duo Justice is composing the original score.

Here’s every station, host and song confirmed so far, plus the music from each trailer.

Every GTA 6 radio station revealed so far

Station	Genre	Hosts
Cocoteo FM	Latin: bachata, merengue, dembow, reggaeton	Bad Bunny and RaiNao
Back Country Radio	Country	Lana Del Rey and Morgan Wallen
AfroBank FM	African music	Burna Boy and DJ Palms Trax
Flash FM	Pop	Robyn and Alex Consani
Dirty South Classics	Southern rap	Trick Daddy and Trina
The Chamber 106.6	Metal	Kerry King and Tom Araya of Slayer

Cocoteo FM

Cocoteo FM is GTA 6’s Latin station, playing bachata, merengue, dembow and reggaeton. It’s hosted by Bad Bunny and RaiNao, who voice the characters El Martillo and La Gata. For a game set in a version of Miami, a Latin station with one of the world’s biggest artists feels essential.

Back Country Radio

Back Country Radio is the country station, hosted by Lana Del Rey and Morgan Wallen as Delta Dawne and MW. Lana Del Rey’s husband, Jeremy Dufrene, also appears as Mud Dog Mike, who checks in from his airboat, a perfect fit for Leonida’s swamps.

AfroBank FM

AfroBank FM focuses on African music and is hosted by Nigerian superstar Burna Boy and DJ Palms Trax.

Flash FM

Flash FM is a returning name: it was a pop station in GTA: Vice City in 2002. In GTA 6, it’s hosted by Swedish pop star Robyn and model Alex Consani.

Dirty South Classics

Dirty South Classics plays Southern rap classics, hosted by Miami rap icons Trick Daddy and Trina. Both are from Miami, which makes them an especially fitting choice for Vice City.

The Chamber 106.6

The Chamber 106.6 is the metal station, run by Slayer founders Kerry King and Tom Araya, who promise metal and nothing else.

Radio and podcasts on foot

Rockstar confirmed two big changes to how music works:

• Radio on foot. You can listen to stations while walking, through in-game headphones and earbuds. In GTA 5, radio was mostly limited to vehicles.
• Podcasts. There are on-demand podcasts for Lucia and Jason, which suggests talk radio and podcasts will be a bigger part of the world than in GTA 5.

The GTA 6 score by Justice

French electronic duo Justice, known for albums like Cross and Hyperdrama, is composing the original score for GTA 6. That’s the music behind missions, chases and cutscenes, separate from the licensed radio.

The launch trailer debuted a new Justice track, “Flower in a Hurricane”, featuring Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, according to coverage of the trailer.

Every song from the GTA 6 trailers

Trailer	Song	Artist	Year
Trailer 1	Love Is a Long Road	Tom Petty	1989
Trailer 2	Hot Together	The Pointer Sisters	1986
Trailer 2	Thunder Island	Jay Ferguson	1977
Trailer 2	Child Support	Zenglen
Trailer 2	Everybody Have Fun Tonight	Wang Chung	1986
Trailer 2	Talkin’ to Myself Again	Tammy Wynette	1987
Launch trailer	Flower in a Hurricane	Justice, with Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard	2026

A trailer song isn’t guaranteed to be on the radio. Rockstar sometimes licenses tracks just for trailers. Until the full tracklist is out, treat these as trailer music rather than confirmed radio songs.

How many radio stations will GTA 6 have?

Rockstar has revealed six so far, with three songs each, 18 in total. That’s almost certainly a first wave. For comparison:

Game	Radio stations at launch
GTA: Vice City (2002)	9
GTA: San Andreas (2004)	11
GTA 4 (2008)	19
GTA 5 (2013)	17
GTA 6 (2026)	6 revealed so far

Expect more stations, including talk radio, before or at launch. We’ll add each one here as it’s revealed.

Where to hear the GTA 6 stations now

Rockstar has reportedly posted station previews on the official GTA 6 website, with audio clips for the revealed stations. That’s the most reliable place to hear them before launch, rather than re-uploads.

Flash FM and the return to Vice City

Bringing back Flash FM is a deliberate nod to 2002’s GTA: Vice City, whose 1980s soundtrack is one of the most loved in gaming. Fans are hoping for more returning station names from the original Vice City, but none beyond Flash FM have been confirmed.

Who are the GTA 6 radio hosts?

Rockstar has assembled one of the most star-heavy radio lineups in gaming:

• Bad Bunny is a Puerto Rican superstar and one of the most-streamed artists in the world, with multiple Grammy wins. He hosts Cocoteo FM with RaiNao, a Puerto Rican singer.
• Lana Del Rey is an American singer-songwriter known for cinematic, nostalgic pop. She’s said that she learned the roads of Los Angeles from playing GTA.
• Morgan Wallen is one of the biggest country stars in the US, a natural fit for Back Country Radio.
• Burna Boy is a Grammy-winning Nigerian artist and one of the leading names in Afrobeats.
• Robyn is a Swedish pop artist with decades of hits, joined on Flash FM by model Alex Consani.
• Trick Daddy and Trina are Miami rap legends who helped define the Southern rap sound of the late 1990s and 2000s.
• Kerry King and Tom Araya founded Slayer, one of the most influential thrash metal bands of all time.

A short history of GTA radio

Radio has been part of GTA since the very first game in 1997, and it’s become one of the series’ signatures:

• GTA: Vice City (2002) built its whole identity around a 1980s soundtrack, with stations like Flash FM, Wave 103, V-Rock and Fever 105.
• GTA 4 (2008) brought in celebrity hosts, including Iggy Pop on Liberty Rock Radio and Karl Lagerfeld on the classical-and-disco station K109.
• GTA 5 (2013) included Kenny Loggins hosting Los Santos Rock Radio, and kept adding stations in updates.

GTA 6 continues that tradition, with more famous hosts than ever and, for the first time, the ability to listen on foot.

Will GTA 6’s songs ever be removed?

It’s possible. Music in games is licensed for a set period, and older GTA games have lost songs when licenses expired. Later releases of GTA: Vice City, for example, dropped several tracks from the original, including Michael Jackson’s “Billie Jean.” Rockstar hasn’t said how long GTA 6’s licenses last, but for now, the full soundtrack is part of the game.

How to listen to GTA 6 music outside the game

Rockstar has a history of releasing GTA music officially. GTA 5’s score was released as an album, and some station tracklists were published on streaming services. Rockstar hasn’t announced official GTA 6 playlists yet, but Justice’s “Flower in a Hurricane” and the trailer songs are all available to stream now. Fan-made playlists of the confirmed tracks are already on most streaming services, but they’re not official.

Radio stations we’re hoping for

With six stations revealed, fans are speculating about what’s left. Talk radio has been a part of every 3D-era GTA, and GTA 5’s talk stations were among its funniest moments, so a satirical talk station is likely. Fans also want a 1980s station as a tribute to the original Vice City, and an electronic or club station for Vice City’s nightlife. None of these are confirmed.

We’ll keep this page updated with every new station, host and song as Rockstar reveals them, and publish the complete tracklist for every station after launch on November 19, so you can find any song you hear while driving through Leonida.

The bottom line

GTA 6’s first six radio stations are Cocoteo FM, Back Country Radio, AfroBank FM, Flash FM, Dirty South Classics and The Chamber 106.6, with hosts including Bad Bunny, Lana Del Rey, Morgan Wallen, Burna Boy, Robyn, Trick Daddy, Trina and Slayer. Justice is composing the score, and you can finally listen to the radio on foot. More stations are expected before launch on November 19, 2026.

Watch the trailers in our GTA 6 trailers guide, and see everything we know about GTA 6.