As anticipation for Grand Theft Auto VI continues to build, Rockstar Games has started to tease the in-game soundtrack through their recent trailers.
While we still have a lot to look forward to, a few tracks have already been confirmed for the game’s radio stations.
The first trailer for GTA VI featured Tom Petty’s Love is a Long Road, and it appears the song will be part of the game’s soundtrack.
In the second trailer, a wider range of tracks was introduced, hinting at the variety of music that players can expect when cruising around in Vice City.
Notably, many of these songs were not part of the previous 2022 leaks, with some, like Hot Together by The Pointer Sisters, having an especially prominent role in the trailer.
Here’s a list of confirmed songs as of May 2025:
- Love is a Long Road by Tom Petty (Trailer 1)
- Hot Together by The Pointer Sisters (Trailer 2 Main Song)
- Everybody Have Fun Tonight by Wang Chung (Trailer 2 Song)
- Thunder Island by Jay Ferguson (Trailer 2 Song)
- Talkin’ To Myself Again by Tammy Wynette (Trailer 2 Song)
- Child Support by Zenglen (Trailer 2 Song)
- I Love Rock N Roll by Joan Jett (Trailer 2 Song)
Music has always played a crucial role in the GTA franchise, contributing to the atmosphere of each city and providing a soundtrack that complements the action-packed world.
With Rockstar’s history of bringing diverse and beloved tracks to their games, we can expect a broad mix of genres in GTA VI‘s radio stations.
Interestingly, the music in these trailers has already gained significant traction. For instance, Love is a Long Road by Tom Petty saw a 40,000% increase in plays, while Hot Together by The Pointer Sisters experienced a rise of 182,000% on Spotify, showcasing the influence of GTA VI on popularizing tracks.
Rockstar’s focus on music is likely to continue with new additions post-launch, and fans have also speculated that DJ Khaled could host a station within the game, as hinted by leaks earlier this year.
As Rockstar Games continues to tease more details about GTA VI, it’s clear that music will remain a cornerstone of the gaming experience, just as it has in previous installments.
