Fresh Grand Theft Auto 6 gameplay leaks have appeared online almost daily since last week. Although many clips run for two minutes or less, they have revealed details including fishing and vehicles that require refuelling.
The footage has also offered clues about the game’s radio soundtrack. This roundup covers the stations and songs identified in leaked gameplay and official trailers as of 24 August.
It excludes tracks heard in the 2022 leaks because those selections were likely placeholders. Many had already appeared in GTA V or GTA Online. Nothing here is guaranteed to remain in the finished game, so the list could change before GTA 6 launches on 19 November for Xbox and PS5.
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Radio stations spotted in GTA 6 footage
Several apparent stations have been identified so far. The returning names include V-Rock and Emotion 98.3, both associated with the original GTA: Vice City.
- Kaleidoscope FM
- Worldwide FM
- Cocoteo FM
- Emotion 98.3
- Radio ON-U
- Symphony FM
- V-Rock
- Back Country Radio
- Stockyard FM
- Dirty South Classics
- Circo Loco Records Radio
- The Wipe
- La Ola
- The Chamber 106.6
Every GTA 6 song identified so far
The following tracks have been heard in a leak or official trailer. I also put together a YouTube playlist of all of the songs below, too.
“Bills Paid” — DJ Khaled
“Carry On Wayward Son” — Kansas
“Child Support” — Zenglen
“Devil Woman” — Cliff Richard
“Everybody Have Fun Tonight” — Wang Chung
“For What It’s Worth” — Stevie Nicks
“Forever More” — Moloko
“Get It Poppin’” — Fat Joe, Nelly
“Girl” — Myke Towers
“Go Insane” — Lindsey Buckingham
“Herz aus Glas” — Marianne Rosenberg
“Hot Together” — Pointer Sisters
“I Love Rock ’n’ Roll” — Joan Jett and The Blackhearts
“La Cartera” — Orquesta Harlow
“Love Is a Long Road” — Tom Petty
“Million Dollar Baby” — Tommy Richman
“Overpowered” — Róisín Murphy
“Players” — Coi Leray
“Pound Town” — Sexyy Red
“Rhinestone Cowboy” — Glen Campbell
“Rock ’n’ Roll Fantasy” — Bad Company
“Roller” — April Wine
Sibelius Symphony No. 5 in E-Flat Major, Op. 82: III. Allegro Molto — Sakari Oramo
“Skylarking” — Horace Andy
“Smile” — Jamiroquai
“Sports Car” — Tate McRae
Symphony No. 6 Allegro Energico — Mahler
“Talkin’ to Myself Again” — Tammy Wynette
“The Fireman” — George Strait
“Thunder Island” — Jay Ferguson
“Unforgettable” — French Montana
“Waymore’s Blues” — Waylon Jennings
The mix spans hip-hop, rock, country, pop, reggae, electronic music and classical repertoire. As with the station names, these are observations from pre-release material rather than a confirmed final soundtrack.
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