Rockstar has confirmed GTA 6 will launch on November 19, 2026, for PS5 and Xbox Series X|S, but it still hasn’t revealed the game’s radio stations or full soundtrack. That silence has left plenty of room for leaks and the usual screenshots credited to somebody’s cousin at Rockstar.
Artist-led stations wouldn’t be new territory for the series. GTA 5 added Frank Ocean’s blonded Los Santos 97.8 FM in 2017, while later GTA Online updates brought new stations and tracks involving Rosalía, Arca, Dr. Dre, and other artists. Rockstar has repeatedly treated its radio lineup as more than background noise, so the new claim at least matches its previous approach.
Now, a producer says GTA 6 may give one of its highest-profile artists far more control over what players hear.
GTA 6 Drake Radio Station Rumor Points to Unreleased Music
Producer Jermaine Dupri claims Drake has his own radio station in Grand Theft Auto 6, complete with the ability to upload music that listeners haven’t heard before. Dupri made the comments during an appearance on the New Rory & Mal podcast, after saying he had been approached about working on Grand Theft Auto himself.
Taken literally, the claim suggests Drake’s station wouldn’t be limited to a fixed launch playlist. Rockstar could let him add unreleased tracks after release, turning the station into a place for song premieres rather than another collection of licensed records.
GTA Online has received radio updates and exclusive music before, but direct uploads from an artist would take that system further. It could keep GTA 6’s soundtrack changing without Rockstar replacing an entire station every time new music arrives. That sounds plausible based on how the company has handled GTA Online, but plausibility isn’t proof.
"They asked me to do Grand Theft Auto, and they were saying like Drake got his own radio station on Grand Theft Auto," said Dupri during the podcast. "The way that they [are] getting ready to do it is that Drake can actually upload music that we probably ain't never even heard online or wherever else, on that video game."
Still, take everything here with a hefty grain of salt. Dupri didn’t say Rockstar formally announced the feature to him, Drake hasn’t confirmed it, and Rockstar has said nothing about a Drake station or artist-controlled uploads. His wording also leaves open whether he was discussing GTA 6 itself or a proposal presented during broader Grand Theft Auto music talks.
A famous producer repeating something he heard is more interesting than an anonymous forum post, but it isn’t confirmation. Features can also change before launch, especially when licensing agreements and unreleased music are involved.
Would you use a Drake-hosted GTA 6 radio station if it regularly added unreleased tracks, or would you rather Rockstar keep every station as a fixed playlist? Let us know in the comments.