Rockstar Games revealed the first six in-game radio stations for Grand Theft Auto VI on October 8, 2026, and the host list reads like a festival lineup that took a wrong turn into the Everglades. Bad Bunny, Lana Del Rey, Morgan Wallen, Burna Boy, Robyn, Trick Daddy, Trina, and Slayer‘s Kerry King and Tom Araya are all voicing DJs across Leonida, the game’s sun-blasted take on Florida, ahead of the November 19 launch on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
Every station gets its own lane. Bad Bunny plays El Martillo on Cocoteo FM, the Latin station, trading mic breaks with RaiNao as La Gata over bachata, merengue, dembow, and reggaeton, his own “EoO” included. Back Country Radio pairs Wallen as MW with Lana as Delta Dawne for renegade country like Loretta Lynn‘s “Don’t Come Home A-Drinkin’ (With Lovin’ On Your Mind)”. The station’s roving reporter, swamp meteorologist, and Delta’s not-so-secret lover, Mud Dog Mike, is voiced by Jeremy Dufrene, who happens to be Lana’s real-life husband. That casting feels like the most Lana Del Rey thing to ever happen inside a video game.
The other four go just as specific. Burna Boy and Palms Trax run AfroBank FM as Burna and Palmsy, moving from 20th century classics to amapiano and 3-step with cuts like Asake‘s “Joha”. The Chamber 106.6 hands the metal hours to DJ Kerry and DJ Tom, which means Slayer’s own guitarist and frontman get to cue up “Raining Blood” alongside Black Sabbath and Pantera. Flash FM, the pop station Vice City players will remember, is back with Robyn as herself and model Alex Consani as Alex, spinning Charli xcx‘s “Good Ones” and MGMT‘s “Electric Feel”. Dirty South Classics gives Trick and Trina the regional rap block, and Trick Daddy gets to play himself on DJ Khaled‘s “Born N Raised”.
Rockstar is also adding something the series has never had before: on-demand podcasts for protagonists Jason and Lucia, playable in cars or on foot through in-game headphones and earbuds synced to their phones. Previews of all six stations are live on the Music page of the official Grand Theft Auto VI site, with details on the game’s dynamic score and more singles from Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album still to come. That album lands with the game and carries 34 original tracks, Wallen’s own “Last Thing You Need” among them, so this era of GTA is shaping up to sound as big as it looks. I already know Flash FM is getting my first preset.
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