The Leonida Soundtrack

Two songs have officially defined GTA 6's sound so far. Trailer 1 was cut to Tom Petty's Love Is A Long Road, a choice that sent the 1989 track surging up streaming charts within hours. Trailer 2 ran on Hot Together by the Pointer Sisters. Both picks lean nostalgic and both are Florida-appropriate, but they say more about Rockstar's marketing taste than the in-game radio lineup.

The official station list, playlists, and licensed catalog are still unannounced. What exists instead is leaked: a radio menu visible in the August 20 2026 Cyberleek clip named nine stations, and Kotaku's later roundup of every station spotted across the full run of footage brought the total to fourteen. Around 32 songs have been identified across the clips and trailers. Every station has its own entry on this site, each labelled with what is sourced and what is not.

Treat the station names as provisional. That footage came from an unfinished build obtained without Rockstar's involvement, names were transcribed from low-resolution menu icons, and at least one is still disputed between outlets. GTA soundtracks are historically enormous, with GTA V shipping over 240 licensed tracks across 15 stations and adding more over time, so fourteen stations may not even be the full dial.

The songs are firmer. Thirteen tracks were confirmed by Rockstar's own Extended Look on August 27 2026: Pop Bottles by Birdman and Lil Wayne, Pound Town by Sexyy Red and Tay Keith, Skrilla by Kodak Black, Let Your Love Flow by The Bellamy Brothers, Love Bites by Def Leppard, People Are People by Depeche Mode, But I Think It's a Dream by Captain and Tennille, Cars and Girls by Prefab Sprout, Off the Grid by !!! featuring Meah Pace, Devil Woman by Cliff Richard, Se Me Nota by Chimbala and Omega, Against All Odds by Phil Collins, and Mine O' Mine by Aluna and Jayda G. Rockstar did not say which station any of them plays on, so the song-to-station pairings on the individual station pages remain leak-sourced.