Travis Scott, Keith Richards, and Six More Musicians Are Suddenly Teasing GTA 6’s Soundtrack
Rockstar Games still hasn’t said a word about Grand Theft Auto VI’s soundtrack, but the artists themselves might be doing the talking for it. According to a Kotaku report published September 15, eight musicians posted new, previously unseen GTA 6 themed artwork on social media within a short window of each other, hinting they may have music or content tied to the game.
Who Posted What
Per Kotaku, the eight artists teasing new GTA 6 artwork on September 15 were CARIEL & Paco Amoroso, Raúw Alejandro, Travis Scott, Morgan Wallen, Keith Richards, Metro Boomin, Yung Lean, and Future.
- CARIEL & Paco Amoroso
- Raúw Alejandro
- Travis Scott
- Morgan Wallen
- Keith Richards
- Metro Boomin
- Yung Lean
- Future
None of the eight had previously been linked to GTA 6 through the game’s many leaks, and Rockstar hasn’t confirmed any of them are actually involved. A couple of the posts stood out regardless. Keith Richards, of all people, reportedly shared new artwork featuring an iguana, an odd enough choice that it left some of his own longtime fans confused. Travis Scott’s post came with a cryptic caption that read in part, “GOTTA COME WITH RAGE AND A LOT OF DANCING. LET’S RIDE,” before trailing off into a string of letters and tagging Rockstar Games directly.
Fans Are Already Piecing the Art Together
Beyond the artists’ own posts, fans have started cataloguing every new piece of GTA 6 adjacent artwork turning up alongside the teases, including an empty pool, a flamingo pool floaty, and a close up shot of a woman’s feet in heels. None of those specific images have been tied to a specific artist so far, so they’re best treated as pieces of a puzzle rather than confirmed details for now.
Grand Theft Auto VI official key art
A Soundtrack That Might Be Bigger Than the Leaks Suggested
Kotaku points out that because none of the eight artists teasing today showed up in any of the tracklists that leaked earlier in GTA 6’s development, the game’s full soundtrack is probably larger than what’s currently known. Rockstar has built entire radio stations around big name musicians before, and reports have separately floated DJ Khaled and Drake as possible hosts of their own in game stations for GTA 6, though neither Rockstar nor Take-Two has confirmed either one.
No Confirmation From Rockstar Yet
As of publication, Rockstar Games and Take-Two haven’t issued any statement addressing this wave of teases, and we weren’t able to independently verify all eight artists’ original posts or find another outlet reporting the same full lineup. Treat the specifics as developing until Rockstar weighs in directly.
Grand Theft Auto VI is still on track for November 19, 2026 on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. For more on where things stand, check out our recap of the game’s Extended Look gameplay reveal and our report on Stephen Root’s recent confirmation that he’s voicing a supporting role in the game.
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