NOW READING GTA 6: The Album Physical Editions: All details

GTA 6: The Album Physical Editions: All details

Rockstar recently announced Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album, an official soundtrack featuring 34 original tracks from a wide range of artists. While our previous report covered the album itself and the first six songs, Rockstar has now revealed the physical editions that fans will be able to purchase alongside the digital release.

Three different physical versions of GTA 6: The Album are currently available for pre-order, with each offering a different format and design. The options include a standard vinyl, a limited-edition vinyl, and a CD.

Standard Vinyl

The standard vinyl edition is priced at $49.98 and comes with two records featuring a transparent magenta design and blue splatter effects. The package also includes artwork inspired by the world of GTA 6.

Limited-Edition Vinyl

For collectors, Rockstar is offering a much more expensive Limited-Edition Vinyl for $124.98. This version includes two transparent magenta records filled with blue liquid, along with exclusive artwork and packaging.

The unique liquid-filled design makes this version considerably different from the standard release and gives it a more collectible presentation.

CD Edition

The most affordable physical option is the CD version, priced at $19.98. It comes in a traditional jewel case and includes a booklet featuring artwork connected to the album.

All three editions contain the album’s 34 original tracks, although Rockstar has only revealed the first six songs so far. The currently available tracks include music from Travis Scott, Yung Lean, Future, Metro Boomin, PinkPantheress, Fred again.., Morgan Wallen, Rauw Alejandro, Keith Richards and several other artists.

The album is scheduled to release on November 19, 2026, the same day as Grand Theft Auto VI. Physical editions are currently available for pre-order, with additional retailer-exclusive vinyl variants also planned.

Rockstar has yet to reveal the remaining 28 tracks, meaning there are still plenty of surprises left for fans before the album officially launches.

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