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'Grand Theft Auto 6' Reveals First Six in-Game Radio Stations
The preview covers six stations and confirms players can hear radio on foot through Jason and Lucia’s phones for the first time.
- On Thursday, Rockstar Games updated its official website with previews of in-game radio stations and songs featured in Grand Theft Auto VI, marking the first official reveal of the game's music lineup.
- According to the studio, Grand Theft Auto VI features the "biggest and widest-ranging selection of in-game radio" yet seen in the franchise, with six revealed stations spanning modern Latin to metal.
- Programming includes the Modern Latin station Cocoteo FM, hosted by Bad Bunny and RaiNao, alongside Back Country Radio, the home of "renegade country" led by Morgan Wallen and Lana Del Rey.
- For the first time in franchise history, players can listen to these stations and new "on-demand" podcasts while on foot via Jason and Lucia's phones while exploring Leonida.
- Rockstar promises additional details on the soundtrack before the game launches on November 19, 2026, for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, giving fans time to prepare.
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GTA VI: Rockstar details radio stations, announces in-game podcasts for very first time
Just after pre-orders went live on Grand Theft Auto VI The Album and loads of new details courtesy of Game Informer, Rockstar has taken to its official news wire today to give more official details about the upcoming behemoth’s radio stations and podcasts. more…
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Rockstar Releases New GTA 6 Screenshots & Radio Stations Early
ockstar Games has released new GTA 6 screenshots and revealed some of the radio stations featured in Grand Theft Auto VI. From Flash FM to Dirty South Classics, players can now preview select stations ahead of launch. The developer has also revealed radio hosts, including Bad Bunny and Lana Del Rey. GTA 6 Radio Stations […]
·New York, United States
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