Rockstar Officially Previews GTA 6’s Radio Stations

Rockstar Officially Previews GTA 6’s Radio Stations


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Rockstar Games has officially revealed several of the radio stations featured in GTA 6, giving fans an early taste of what they can expect from Leonida’s soundtrack. The latest GTA 6 update offers a closer look at one of the series’ most anticipated and beloved returning features.

GTA 6 Reveals Several of Its Radio Stations

In a recent GTA 6 blog post, Rockstar previewed six of Leonida’s stations, each focused on a different corner of the game’s musical lineup. Cocoteo FM covers modern Latin music with hosts El Martillo and La Gata, while Back Country Radio serves up renegade country from MW and Delta Dawne. AfroBank FM focuses on African music with Burna and Palmsy, The Chamber 106.6 delivers metal with DJ Kerry and DJ Tom, and Vice City‘s iconic Flash FM returns with pop hosted by Robyn and Alex. Capping it off, Dirty South Classics brings southern rap and hip-hop with Trick and Trina. Fans will find that several of those names are aliases for major musical artists, including Bad Bunny, Lana Del Rey, Slayer’s Kerry King and Tom Araya, and Florida’s own Trick Daddy and Trina.


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Systems

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Xbox-1


Released

November 19, 2026

ESRB

Rating Pending – Likely Mature 17+




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