Lana Del Rey, Dua Lipa and Zara Larsson on GTA VI Soundtrack Tracklist

Lana Del Rey, Dua Lipa and Zara Larsson will feature on the soundtrack for Grand Theft Auto VI, according to the tracklist for the game’s official album.

The list surfaced online this weekend after photographs of the vinyl edition began circulating, as the physical copies were sold before the official launch date, HBVL reported.

The game is scheduled for a digital release on November 19, 2026. The associated soundtrack, titled GTA VI: The Album, will follow on Friday, November 20, according to HBVL and Nieuwsblad. The collection features 34 songs, with sources confirming the tracklist to Rolling Stone.

The album includes a wide range of musical contributors beyond the newly revealed headliners. Previously announced artists include Travis Scott, Morgan Wallen, Keith Richards, and the electronic duo Justice. Justice, who also composed music for the game, collaborated on a track with Michael McDonald, while other featured artists include SZA, Tove Lo, Arca, Playboi Carti, and Rauw Alejandro.

Lana Del Rey is set to contribute the song “Crazy for You,” a track that has remained unreleased for over a decade. The singer also discussed her involvement in the game’s world, noting that some of her family members were already familiar with the Los Angeles geography through playing previous iterations of the series.

Lana Del Rey said that one of the most beautiful things about this is that some family members, when they first came to LA, already knew the roads because they had played the game. On so many different levels, this is very special and a privilege. Lana Del Rey said that she cannot wait to dive into the game and start playing.

Beyond the album, Del Rey will host her own radio station within the game. Other artists confirmed to host stations include Morgan Wallen, Bad Bunny, members of Slayer, Burna Boy, and Robyn.

A special music festival celebrating the release is scheduled for November 21 in Miami. The lineup includes Cardi B, Kodak Black, and Don Toliver, who are all featured on the soundtrack, alongside performances by Travis Scott and Justice.

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