The full tracklist for Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album is out — five days early, and not from Rockstar. All 34 songs leaked on Saturday after photos of a physical vinyl copy spread across social media, and sources with knowledge of the project have since confirmed the list is accurate.

Only ten of the 34 songs had been officially revealed before the weekend. The leak fills in the other 24, including Lana Del Rey, Dua Lipa, Playboi Carti, Travis Scott, Jennie of BLACKPINK, Morgan Wallen, Camila Cabello, Burna Boy, Gunna, Young Thug, Kali Uchis, Omar Apollo and Keith Richards.

The leak started with a video posted on X showing sealed vinyl copies in what appeared to be a record store, before the camera turned one over to display all 34 titles printed on the back cover. A store employee reportedly sold a copy ahead of schedule. The running order also lines up with Rockstar’s own pre-save listing, which had already assigned slots to the first six singles — Yung Lean at track two, Travis Scott at track four and Keith Richards at track 32.

The photo above is a stock image of a vinyl record on a turntable. Rockstar has not released the album’s official artwork, and the leaked photos of the vinyl sleeve are not reproduced here.

The Names That Stopped The Scroll

The biggest surprise is Lana Del Rey. Her track is called ‘Crazy For You’, and NME notes she has had an unreleased song of that title in her catalogue for more than a decade. Del Rey is also confirmed as a celebrity radio host on Back Country Radio, alongside her husband Jeremy Dufrene and Morgan Wallen.

Dua Lipa turns up at track seven with ‘Go Easy’, a song Rockstar had never announced. Jennie appears at track 21 with ‘Power Trip’, Zara Larsson at 23 with ‘Fast Emotion’, and Camila Cabello at 24 with ‘Sweet Like Candy’.

French electronic duo Justice open the album with ‘Starting From Zero’, a new collaboration with Michael McDonald, and return at track six with ‘Flower in a Hurricane’, featuring Tame Impala, SZA and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard — the song that soundtracked the game’s official launch trailer. The album closes with ‘Overtown Lights’, a collaboration between jazz musicians Stanley Clarke, Yussef Dayes and Robert Glasper.

This album is not the game’s in-game radio soundtrack, and it is not the original score either. Justice also composed the game’s score, which gets a separate release, Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score, on December 11. Rockstar has also named the hosts of six in-game radio stations, with Bad Bunny on Cocoteo FM and Burna Boy and Palms Trax on AfroBank FM.

THE FULL LEAKED TRACKLIST

Side A: 1. ‘Starting From Zero’ — Justice feat. Michael McDonald; 2. ‘That’s It’ — Yung Lean feat. Future & Metro Boomin; 3. ‘Ahh Yea’ — Playboi Carti; 4. ‘Rhyno’ — Travis Scott; 5. ‘Sexy Magic’ — Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso, PinkPantheress, Fred again.. & Étienne de Crécy; 6. ‘Flower in a Hurricane’ — Justice feat. Tame Impala, SZA & King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard; 7. ‘Go Easy’ — Dua Lipa; 8. ‘Last Thing You Need’ — Morgan Wallen.

Side B: 9. ‘X’ — Jhayco; 10. ‘Suzuki’ — Fuerza Regida; 11. ‘Macacoa 2000’ — Rauw Alejandro; 12. ‘Dance With Me’ — A Boogie wit da Hoodie feat. Elkan; 13. ‘Bigger’ — Burna Boy; 14. ‘Count Up’ — Gunna; 15. ‘Let’s Rock’ — Kodak Black & Don Toliver; 16. ‘Wakin Up Flex’ — Young Thug; 17. ‘IKYFL’ — Tee Grizzley; 18. ‘TF?’ — Don Toliver.

Side C: 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. ‘Sandunguea’ — Arca; 27. ‘TRDWFE’ — Rina Sawayama.

Side D: 28. ‘All Again’ — Rose Gray; 29. ‘Crazy For You’ — Lana Del Rey; 30. ‘Lárgate’ — Kali Uchis & Helado Negro; 31. ‘No Me Busques’ — Omar Apollo; 32. ‘Bright Lights, Big City’ — Keith Richards; 33. ‘Stone Kold Krazy Luuv’ — Jesse Johnson & Dâm-Funk; 34. ‘Overtown Lights’ — Stanley Clarke, Yussef Dayes & Robert Glasper.

One caution: Rockstar has not officially announced the full running order, so the titles above are the leaked versions. Sources have confirmed them to Rolling Stone, Billboard and JustJared, but small details — spellings, featured credits — could still shift when the album is officially released.

THE STORY SO FAR

September 17, 2026 — Rockstar Games and Atlantic Records announce Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, an official 34-track album of original music tied to the game, and release six singles the same day.

September to November 2026 — Four more singles follow, including Fuerza Regida’s ‘Suzuki’, Cardi B’s ‘Don’t Chart’ and Tove Lo’s ‘Blood in Your Eyes’, taking the officially revealed total to ten songs.

Saturday, November 14, 2026 — A video appears on X showing sealed vinyl copies in a record store, with the back cover listing all 34 tracks. Photos of the sleeve spread across social media within hours.

Saturday, November 14, evening — JustJared publishes the full tracklist, reporting that sources with knowledge of the project confirmed the list is accurate and that all the artists are involved.

Sunday, November 15, 2026 — NME publishes the full tracklist, reporting that sources have confirmed it to Rolling Stone, while Rockstar has yet to officially announce it. Notebookcheck and other outlets publish their own versions of the list the same day.

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT

Grand Theft Auto VI launches on Thursday, November 19, on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, with the standard edition priced at $80 and the Ultimate Edition at $100. The album is listed to arrive with the game, and Rockstar’s store lists physical vinyl and CD editions shipping on November 20 — the standard CD at $19.98, standard vinyl at $49.98, and a limited-edition liquid-filled vinyl at $124.98 that sold out within minutes of going on pre-order.

Rockstar is also holding a one-off music festival in Miami on November 21, with performances from Justice, Cardi B, Travis Scott, Kodak Black, Don Toliver and more. And on December 11, Justice’s separate original score album arrives with 30 tracks.

The open question is whether Rockstar confirms the leaked list before launch, or simply lets the album speak for itself on November 19. Either way, the 24 songs nobody had heard of before Saturday are now the most searched tracklist in music.