Rockstar has revealed six of GTA 6’s radio stations, while also confirming players will be able to listen to music and podcasts on foot. Radio has long been a staple of Grand Theft Auto, providing the soundtrack to everything from police chases to leisu

Rockstar has shared six radio stations coming to GTA 6, along with a new way to enjoy them. Players will be able to listen to music and on-demand podcasts while walking around Leonida, taking the soundtrack beyond their car speakers. Amazing!

The reveal also includes three new screenshots ahead of the game’s November 19 release. Which we are all eyeballing. The stations cover everything from pop and country to metal and southern hip-hop, with a familiar Vice City name returning.

GTA 6 brings back Flash FM alongside five other stations

Flash FM is part of the lineup, bringing pop music back to Vice City. Rockstar describes its selection as “guaranteed to make you dance no matter where you find yourself in the Goodtime State.”

Players looking for Latin music can switch to Cocoteo FM. Hosted by El Martillo and La Gata, the station mixes bachata, merengue, dembow, and reggaeton.

Back Country Radio handles the country side of things. Hosts MW and Delta Dawne broadcast across the Grassrivers, Port Gellhorn, and surrounding areas, with regular appearances from Mud Dog Mike. The roaming reporter also serves as a swamp meteorologist, delivering updates from his airboat.

AfroBank FM offers a mix of African music across different eras. Its tracks range from 20th-century classics to newer sounds, including amapiano and 3-step.

For something heavier, The Chamber 106.6 features DJ Kerry and DJ Tom playing metal from the 1980s onward. Dirty South Classics rounds out the six stations, with Trick and Trina taking listeners through regional rap and hip-hop favorites.

Music and podcasts will follow players outside their cars

Radio has always been a big part of GTA, whether players are racing away from the police or taking a quiet drive across the map. GTA 5's music is nostalgic and unmatched in this regard. In GTA 6, getting out of a vehicle will no longer mean leaving that music behind.

Jason and Lucia will be able to use headphones or earbuds connected to their smartphones to listen while on foot. The feature supports both radio stations and the game’s new on-demand podcasts, giving players more to hear as they explore Leonida.

That means players can keep listening after parking up and heading into the city, instead of needing to find another vehicle to tune back in.