GTA 6 album tracklist reportedly leaks with Dua Lipa and Lana Del Rey, unconfirmed
By Lorcan Pettifer Fact-checked by Terrence Abiola Published
RUMOR
A 34-song tracklist said to belong to Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album is circulating online. It reportedly adds Dua Lipa, Lana Del Rey, Playboi Carti and SZA to artists Rockstar has already named. Dexerto, GamesRadar and Play3 have reported on the list, none have verified it, and Rockstar Games has not confirmed it.
What we know
Rockstar Games announced Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album on September 17, 2026, as reported by Music Business Worldwide, Gematsu and others. It is a 34-track album released with Atlantic Records. The game itself is due November 19, 2026. Pre-saves are live, and vinyl and CD pre-orders are open.
The announcement came with six initial singles and a partial lineup. According to Rockstar’s official announcement and pre-save listing, as reported by Music Business Worldwide and DJ Mag, the album includes Travis Scott and Morgan Wallen. Rockstar also named Future, Metro Boomin, Yung Lean, Rauw Alejandro, Keith Richards, PinkPantheress and Fred again.. among the album’s artists.
The pre-save page offered a little more structure. It showed numbered slots, with Yung Lean at 2, Travis Scott at 4, Morgan Wallen at 8, Rauw Alejandro at 11 and Keith Richards at 32. About 28 slots were still blank.
Rockstar has not published the full 34-song tracklist. The album is also a separate product from the game’s in-game radio stations and from the score, which Justice is reportedly composing.
What is rumored
The headline item is a full 34-song tracklist that GameVerse circulated on X. Dexerto, GamesRadar and Play3 then reported on it. The list reportedly includes Travis Scott with a track titled “Rhyno” and Dua Lipa with “Go Easy,” plus Morgan Wallen, Lana Del Rey, Playboi Carti, Cardi B, SZA, Jennie and others.
This sits at the bottom of the reliability scale. The original leaker is unverified, and the outlets carrying the story report that the leak exists without vouching for its contents. An anonymous source with no verified record is not a source you build on.
The claimed origin is a physical vinyl copy, possibly obtained through a record store employee. With vinyl and CD pre-orders open and release days away, a physical copy surfacing early is a plausible route. Plausible is not proven. No outlet has confirmed where the list came from, and this desk will not speculate on who might be behind it.
The list also has internal problems. Versions circulating online do not match. One reads Yung Lean, another reads “Tung Lean,” and track 9 differs between lists. That could be transcription error, a doctored copy, or more than one fabrication in circulation. The reporting does not settle which.
Two names on the list, Travis Scott and Morgan Wallen, match Rockstar’s confirmed lineup. That proves little. Both have been public since September, and anyone assembling a fake list would include them.
A separate, stronger thread exists. Notebookcheck and other outlets reported that a Spotify page briefly tied Cardi B and Fuerza Regida to two tracks on the album before Rockstar’s announcement. That listing was verifiable but unofficial, so it rates a C: real data from a platform, not a statement from Rockstar. Cardi B also appears in the later leaked list. That overlap is a point of interest, not confirmation, since the Spotify sighting was already public before the full list appeared.
What we don’t know yet
Whether the leaked list is authentic. Neither Rockstar nor Atlantic Records has confirmed it, and no reporting outlet has verified it.
Which version, if any, is accurate. The discrepancies between circulating copies mean that even a genuine leak may have been altered in transit.
Whether Dua Lipa, Lana Del Rey, Playboi Carti, SZA, Jennie or Fuerza Regida are on the album at all. None of them appear in Rockstar’s official announcement as reported.
Whether the track titles are real. “Rhyno” and “Go Easy” exist only in the leaked material as reported.
How the album relates to the game’s radio. Rockstar has reportedly said it will not reveal the full tracklist or the full radio station lineup until launch. Whether any album tracks also play on in-game stations has not been announced.
What it means
The confirmed picture is narrow but solid. Rockstar has a 34-track album with Atlantic Records arriving November 19 alongside the game, with roughly nine headline names attached and most of the slots still officially blank.
The leaked list fills those blanks, which is exactly why it travels. It arrives at the point in a release cycle where physical stock moves through distribution and early copies can slip out. That makes the story believable. It does not make it true. An unverified leaker, inconsistent versions and no corroboration from Rockstar add up to a grade D rumor.
The Spotify listing deserves slightly more weight, but only for Cardi B and Fuerza Regida, and only as an unofficial data point.
The practical guidance is simple. Treat any artist outside Rockstar’s announced lineup as unconfirmed. Treat track titles from the leak as unconfirmed. The wait is short. Rockstar has reportedly said it will hold the full tracklist until launch, and launch is November 19. At that point, the list either checks out or it does not, and this desk will report which.
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