GTA 6 Soundtrack Teased by Travis Scott, Keith Richards, Future, and More with Unreleased Artwork

Rockstar Games' promotional machinery is officially operating at full throttle. With anticipation building toward its November 19, 2026 worldwide release, a coordinated wave of celebrity social media posts has begun revealing the massive licensed soundtrack powering GTA 6.
Major international recording artists simultaneously shared brand-new, never-before-seen official artwork across Instagram and X (formerly Twitter), teasing their direct involvement with the radio stations of Leonida.
Eight High-Profile Artists Tease In-Game Appearances (With Social Posts)
This coordinated campaign spans hip-hop royalty, classic rock royalty, country megastars, and international chart-toppers. You can check out each artist's teaser post and exclusive artwork directly on their official channels:
- Travis Scott on Instagram: The Houston rapper shared fresh artwork, declaring: "NOW ITS TIME. MY RETURN TO GAME. GOTTA COME WITH RAGE AND A LOT OF DANCING. LET'S RIDE. See y'all soon @rockstargames".
- Keith Richards on Instagram: The iconic Rolling Stones guitarist delighted fans by posting official GTA 6 artwork of an iguana on his official Instagram.
- Future on Instagram: The Atlanta rap heavyweight shared purple-tinted promotional art.
- Metro Boomin on Instagram: The multi-platinum producer confirmed his presence in the game's urban soundscape.
- Morgan Wallen on X (Twitter): The record-breaking country artist will anchor the rural airwaves of Leonida.
- Rauw Alejandro on Instagram: Puerto Rican reggaeton superstar bringing Caribbean rhythms to Vice City.
- CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso on Instagram: The dynamic Argentine experimental duo.
- Yung Lean on Instagram: The Swedish cloud rap pioneer rounded out the lineup.
New Vice City Artworks Revealed on X
Alongside individual teaser posts, the community quickly compiled all six brand-new official artworks shared across the artist network. These vignettes showcase quintessential Vice City scenes: a sun-bleached abandoned pool, giant flamingo floats, neon nightlife, and an exotic iguana.
Crucially for franchise sleuths, none of these eight confirmed artists appeared on the datamined radio lists leaked last month. This strongly indicates that Rockstar has kept the majority of its audio licensing under lock and key, pointing to the largest soundtrack in gaming history.
Our Take: Vice City's Musical Soul Is in Expert Hands
Rockstar has consistently treated licensed music as a primary storytelling vehicle rather than mere background noise. Cruising the neon-lit highways of Leonida demands an eclectic, pulse-pounding soundtrack that reflects the state's cultural collision.
Hearing Keith Richards' raw guitar riffs transition into the devastating basslines of Future and Travis Scott captures the chaotic spirit of Grand Theft Auto. The road to November just got a lot louder.



















