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Short answer: as checked on 2026-10-12, Rockstar's official music page at https://www.rockstargames.com/VI/music previews six hand-picked Grand Theft Auto VI radio stations. Their player labels are Cocoteo FM, Back Country Radio, AfroBank FM, The Chamber, Flash FM, and Dirty South Classics. The page calls them a preview, not the full dial. It does not print a price for the game or the album, and it does not state a PC release date or a Nintendo Switch 2 version.
Source label, confirmed (Rockstar VI page and music page): the VI page at https://www.rockstargames.com/VI/ was fetched on 2026-10-12. Its featured-news module lists "The Music of Grand Theft Auto VI: In-Game Radio Stations" with the date October 8, 2026, and links the Newswire item at https://www.rockstargames.com/newswire/article/o3982oa93a23k4/the-music-of-grand-theft-auto-vi-in-game-radio-stations. The same VI page has an In-Game Radio and Music module that says "Preview hand-picked stations from the biggest and widest-ranging selection of in-game radio yet, pre-order GTAVI: The Album, and more," and that module links to /VI/music. Station names, host lines, and preview tracks in this article come from that music page, fetched the same day. The Newswire URL resolved, but its static HTML did not include a readable station list, so no Newswire body sentence is quoted here.
Source label, confirmed with limits (music page): under the heading Radio Broadcasting Live Across Leonida, the page says "Spanning stations dedicated to everything from Classic Rock to Talk Radio, Grand Theft Auto VI features the biggest and widest-ranging selection of in-game radio and podcasts yet." That is a range sentence. It names classic rock, talk radio, and podcasts as categories. It does not name a classic-rock station, a talk station, or a podcast. The six stations below are the hand-picked previews on the page, introduced as "Preview hand-picked stations from the Leonida airwaves."
Source label, confirmed (music page promo lines): Cocoteo FM is described as "Modern Latin from El Martillo and La Gata. El party que nunca se apaga." Back Country Radio is described as "Airboat-ready renegade country from MW and Delta Dawne." AfroBank FM is described as "Amapiano, African classics, 3-step, and more from Burna and Palmsy. Turn up the gbedu." The Chamber is described as "Crushing metal has landed in Leonida. Jump in the pit with DJ Kerry and DJ Tom." Flash FM is described as "The Vice City institution that delivers the best in pop music and guaranteed grooves with Robyn and Alex." Dirty South Classics is described as "A little southern hospitality from Trick and Trina, blasting regional rap and hip-hop classics."
Source label, confirmed labels, unresolved identities (music page): those host names are the names printed on the page. The page does not add a real-world identity next to El Martillo, La Gata, MW, Delta Dawne, Burna, Palmsy, DJ Kerry, DJ Tom, Robyn, Alex, Trick, or Trina. A preview-player chapter credits the song EoO to Bad Bunny. A separate album single on the same page credits Last Thing You Need to Morgan Wallen. Those are song credits. They are not a sentence that says the host is that performer. Casting and voice questions stay at /blog/gta-6-characters-rockstar-has-officially-named/.
Source label, confirmed preview chapters, not a full playlist (music page player): the page's preview player chapters songs between station idents. Cocoteo FM chapters credit EoO to Bad Bunny, Si Es Trucho Es Trucho (Remix) to Axel Rulay ft. Farruko & El Alfa, and Canalla to Romeo Santos & El Chaval de la Bachata. Back Country Radio chapters credit Need a Little Time Off for Bad Behavior to David Allan Coe, Don't Come Home A-Drinkin' (With Lovin' On Your Mind) to Loretta Lynn, and The Conversation to Hank Williams, Jr. & Waylon Jennings. AfroBank FM chapters credit Joha to Asake, Gye Wani to Pat Thomas ft. Ebo Taylor, and Shay'sana to DJ Lag & Robot Boii ft. Kamo Mphela. The Chamber chapters credit I to Black Sabbath, I'm Broken to Pantera, and Raining Blood to Slayer. Flash FM chapters credit Good Ones to Charli xcx, Electric Feel to MGMT, and Midnight Sun (Girls Trip) to Zara Larsson & PinkPantheress. Dirty South Classics chapters credit Like A Pimp to David Banner ft. Lil' Flip, Who Dat to JT Money ft. Solé, and Born N Raised to DJ Khaled ft. Trick Daddy, Rick Ross & Pitbull. These are the titled chapters in the preview reel. They are not a published full station playlist.
Source label, filename versus on-page label (music page): the player name and the image alt text for the metal station both say The Chamber. The preview audio file on the page is named The Chamber 106.6.6 as a separate station, and it does not treat the filename as a full frequency guide for the rest of the dial. Logo alt text on the same page shortens two other stations to Cocoteo and Back Country, while the player names are Cocoteo FM and Back Country Radio.
Source label, confirmed album lines on the same page, no price: the music page also says Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album is coming November 19, with 34 original tracks, and it offers Pre-Save Digital Album and Pre-Order Vinyl or CD. It lists eight singles: That's It (feat. Future & Metro Boomin) by Yung Lean, RHYNO by Travis Scott, Sexy Magic by CA7RIEL & Paco Amoroso, Pink Pantheress, Fred again.. & Etienne de Crécy, Last Thing You Need by Morgan Wallen, Suzuki by Fuerza Regida, Macacoa 2000 by Rauw Alejandro, Don't Chart by Cardi B, and Bright Lights, Big City by Keith Richards. The page does not print a dollar amount for the album, the vinyl, the CD, or the game. The September 17 album announcement is already tracked at /blog/gta-6-the-album-november-19/. This page does not move the game's November 19, 2026 date.
Source label, confirmed platform line, still no PC or Switch 2 (Rockstar VI page, same fetch): the VI homepage lists PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, and its Plays Best On highlight names PlayStation 5. The music page itself does not discuss platforms. Neither page, in the text checked on 2026-10-12, states a PC release or a Nintendo Switch 2 version. Those questions stay at /blog/is-gta-6-coming-to-pc/ and /blog/gta-6-switch-2-nintendo-platform-watchlist/.
Unknown on these pages: a complete station count, names for the classic-rock and talk stations mentioned only as a range, podcast titles, whether radio plays on foot or through headphones, real-world identities for the printed host names, full playlists, radio-ad scripts, vinyl or CD prices, a game price, a PC release, and Nintendo Switch 2 support. Secondary recaps that add those details are not promoted here. The standing watchlist is /blog/gta-6-the-album-november-19/.
Internal links for the next step: /blog/gta-6-the-album-november-19/, /blog/gta-6-the-album-november-19/, /blog/gta-6-official-site-checklist-before-secondary-recap/, /media-gallery/, /official-sources/, /source-policy/, /confirmed-vs-rumoured/, and /rumour-firewall/.
Sources checked for this article: https://www.rockstargames.com/VI/music and https://www.rockstargames.com/VI/, both fetched 2026-10-12. The October 8, 2026 Newswire link on the VI page is https://www.rockstargames.com/newswire/article/o3982oa93a23k4/the-music-of-grand-theft-auto-vi-in-game-radio-stations. Leonida Ledger is an independent fan and resource site, not affiliated with Rockstar Games or Take-Two Interactive.
