Rockstar has confirmed that Grand Theft Auto VI will be accompanied by a physical release of its official soundtrack, with the priciest package listed at $124.98 — notably higher than the game's Ultimate Edition, which is priced at $100. Unlike the physical version of the game, which will include a code inside the box, purchasers of the music release will receive an actual disc.
The soundtrack, titled Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, is being produced in partnership with Atlantic Records and contains 34 original tracks intended to capture the energy of the game's setting, including Vice City and the area of Leonid.
The album is scheduled to arrive on November 19, 2026, the same day as GTA VI, and pre-orders are already available. Physical shipments are expected to begin on November 20. Rockstar will offer three editions:
- Standard CD — $19.98: contains an audio disc with the full album, a booklet, and a standard plastic case.
- Vinyl — $49.98: two transparent purple records with blue speckles.
- Limited Edition Vinyl — $124.98: two transparent purple vinyl records that contain blue liquid, plus exclusive new artwork and packaging styled in the game's recognizable Grand Theft Auto VI aesthetic.