GTA 6: The Album Limited Edition Vinyl Priced at $125

Rockstar has announced a physical release for the official Grand Theft Auto 6 soundtrack, created through a collaboration with Atlantic Records. Titled "GTA 6: The Album," the release features 34 original tracks and will launch alongside the game on November 19, 2026, according to Insider Gaming.

Three editions of the album are available for pre-order. The standard CD, at $19.98, comes in a jewel case with a booklet. The Vinyl Edition, priced at $49.98, includes two transparent magenta discs with blue splatter. The standout is the Limited Edition vinyl, which costs $124.98 and features two transparent magenta discs filled with blue liquid plus exclusive new artwork and packaging designed to echo the visual style of GTA 6. Shipping begins November 20.

Notably, this $125 price tag makes the Limited Edition album more expensive than the GTA 6 Ultimate Edition game, which is listed at $100. This has sparked discussion among fans, especially since the physical version of the game itself will reportedly contain only a code in the box, while the album's physical editions include actual discs.

Details about the full artist lineup are still under wraps. However, teasers and promotional material suggest contributions from Travis Scott, Metro Boomin, Morgan Wallen, and Future, among others. Rockstar and Atlantic describe the album's roster as "genre-defying" and aimed at capturing the "electric energy" of Vice City and Leonida, the fictional settings of GTA 6.

The decision to invest in premium physical music releases signals Rockstar’s confidence in the cultural impact of GTA 6’s music. For collectors, the liquid-filled vinyl is an unusual and likely sought-after item, with packaging and design that signal a heavy emphasis on the visual identity of the new game. The steep price tag for the Limited Edition, however, may limit its appeal to the most dedicated fans and music collectors.

For those more interested in the game than the soundtrack, the news that GTA 6’s physical edition will not include a disc could be a disappointment, especially in contrast to the lavish treatment given to the album. The move reflects a broader shift in the industry toward digital distribution—even as premium physical collectibles persist for high-profile releases.

With pre-orders open and shipping slated to start the day after launch, Rockstar and Atlantic Records are betting big on the draw of GTA 6’s music and the collectibility of its physical media. The full artist list, as well as track details, are likely to generate further interest as launch day approaches.