Every Song Confirmed for GTA 6 So Far, From Tom Petty to Depeche Mode
Written by the GTA6 Resources team
Twenty-plus tracks have now been pulled straight from Rockstar's own trailers, and the rumor mill around dozens more is only getting louder.
GameSpot has compiled a running list of every song confirmed to appear in GTA 6, pulled directly from the game's trailers and the recent 25-minute Extended Look. The list spans genres wildly, from Tom Petty's "Love is a Long Road" in the first trailer to a run of tracks lifted straight from the Extended Look, including Birdman ft. Lil Wayne's "Pop Bottles," Sexyy Red and Tay Keith's "Pound Town," Def Leppard's "Love Bites," Depeche Mode's "People Are People," and Phil Collins' "Against All Odds." The Extended Look also debuted DRÆVEN's original "GTA 6 Theme Song," timestamped at the 13:41 mark.
Beyond the officially confirmed tracks, GameSpot's roundup catalogs a long tail of rumors and teases. Travis Scott and Morgan Wallen both posted GTA-style imagery tagged toward Rockstar in September 2026, while artists like Skrilla, T-Pain, ScHoolboy Q, and Ski Mask the Slump God have each made public claims about having music in the game at various points over the past couple years. A separate batch of songs, including tracks from Kansas, Stevie Nicks, and Joan Jett, surfaced through the CyberLeek leak rather than official marketing, though GameSpot notes Rockstar has since added the Stevie Nicks track to its official Spotify playlist, which lends a bit of credibility to that leaked batch. The excerpt also lists a full rundown of the game's rumored radio stations, spanning genres from country and reggaeton to metal and classical.
For anyone tracking GTA 6 news, this fits into a larger pattern we've covered recently: musicians and labels have been dropping GTA-style teaser images for weeks, fueling speculation that a proper soundtrack reveal from Rockstar itself is coming soon rather than being pieced together from trailer scrubs and leaks. The mix of eras and genres also lines up with what's already known about the game's dual setting -- Vice City-coded electronica and retro cuts sitting alongside modern hip-hop and rock, mirroring the blend of nostalgia and modernity Rockstar has leaned into across its marketing.
Practically speaking, this list is likely to keep growing and shifting right up until launch. Songs confirmed via trailers can be considered solid, but anything sourced from leaks or artist social media teases should still be treated cautiously until Rockstar confirms them directly -- as GameSpot itself notes, even the Freddie Gibbs rumor traces back to a track that already existed on GTA 5's Radio Los Santos, meaning a return appearance isn't guaranteed. With radio stations reportedly spanning a dozen-plus genres, the eventual full tracklist could end up being one of the largest in the series' history.
