34-Track Physical Soundtrack for GTA 6 Now Open for Preorder
Written by the GTA6 Resources team
Fans who've been piecing together the soundtrack song by song can now put money down on the whole thing -- 34 tracks, pressed to wax or burned to disc.
Preorders have officially opened for "Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album," according to IGN. The collection spans 34 tracks and will be sold in three physical formats: limited-edition vinyl, standard vinyl, and CD. Select tracks from the album are also available to stream now, giving fans a preview ahead of the full release.
This is the first confirmation of an official, packaged soundtrack release tied to the game, moving the music side of GTA 6 from speculation into something fans can actually preorder and hold.
It also caps off months of buildup around the game's music. Leaks earlier pointed to a vinyl-style physical release, artists have been dropping GTA-style teasers that fans read as hints of an imminent soundtrack reveal, and outlets have been compiling running lists of confirmed songs -- from Tom Petty to Depeche Mode. A firm 34-track count and a preorder page effectively confirms that track-hunting era is winding down, with Rockstar and its music partners now ready to show their hand in full rather than in scattered clues.
Practically speaking, this matters for two kinds of fans: collectors who want the vinyl as a physical piece of GTA 6 memorabilia, and completionists who want to line up the confirmed tracklist against the in-game radio stations once the game launches. A physical album preorder going live is also often treated by fans as a soft signal that a release is nearing its final assembly stage, though it's worth noting IGN's excerpt doesn't specify a release date for the album itself or confirm it's tied 1:1 to the in-game radio experience.
Given how much attention has already gone into the game's music -- from cast and voice confirmations to arena and city ad tie-ins boosting Vice City's real-world presence -- a full 34-track physical release gives fans another concrete way to engage with GTA 6 while they wait for more news on the game itself.
