GTA 6: The Album Up for Preorder, Limited Vinyl Already Sells Out

Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album is now available to preorder, offering fans a chance to own 34 original tracks inspired by Vice City and Leonida. As IGN reported, the album will release on November 20, one day after GTA 6’s official launch for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. Rockstar describes the collection as a “genre-defying roster of the most exciting artists in the world.” Six tracks are already streaming, with the rest still under wraps.

The album is being offered in multiple physical editions. Each version contains the same set of 34 tracks, but the formats, vinyl designs, and extras vary. The standard vinyl set boasts two transparent magenta discs with blue splatter and Leonida-themed sleeve art. Rockstar’s limited-edition vinyl ups the ante, featuring two transparent magenta discs filled with actual blue liquid and exclusive new artwork that channels GTA 6’s iconic aesthetic. According to IGN, these premium editions are priced up to $124.98 and are already attracting intense interest from collectors.

Retailer exclusives add another layer for completionists. Amazon’s exclusive version ships on pink vinyl with purple splatter and includes a 12x24 poster unique to the retailer. Best Buy’s exclusive features clear pink with purple splatter vinyl and its own poster variant. Blood Records is also offering an exclusive variant, though details are limited. For those seeking a more accessible option, a CD version is available for $19.98, including the full tracklist on two discs and a booklet, according to IGN.

The Express Tribune and VICE both highlighted the limited nature of the top-tier vinyl, which has already triggered a wave of resale activity. GAMINGbible reports that the limited-edition vinyl has tripled in price on eBay, with listings appearing mere hours after preorders went live. This mirrors the secondary market chaos seen with past Rockstar collectibles and suggests that the album could become one of the most sought-after GTA items in years.

Confirmed artists include Travis Scott, Morgan Wallen, and Keith Richards, with Rockstar teasing more names via social media. Twenty-eight of the 34 tracks remain unrevealed, so the album’s full lineup is still a mystery. For now, fans can stream the six released tracks on major services and speculate on what else will make the cut.

Preorders for Grand Theft Auto VI itself are also live, with preload beginning November 12. But for diehards, the rush for the most collectible version of GTA 6’s soundtrack has already begun—and the aftermarket is responding in kind.