Rockstar Games revealed the first six GTA 6 radio stations on October 8, and one of them is a direct callback: Flash FM is returning from the original Vice City, with DJs Robyn and Alex keeping its pop-leaning identity intact. It's the clearest confirmation yet that Grand Theft Auto VI, out November 19 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S, is building its Vice City return on top of the original rather than replacing it wholesale.
The Six Stations, So Far
Rockstar's reveal names Cocoteo FM, Back Country Radio, AfroBank FM, The Chamber 106.6, Flash FM, and Dirty South Classics — spanning pop, metal, country, Latin music, African music, and southern hip-hop. Cocoteo FM leans into modern Latin genres (bachata, merengue, dembow, reggaeton) and is hosted in-fiction by a character voiced by Bad Bunny. Rockstar also teased an expanded music experience letting players hear radio content on foot, not just behind the wheel — a detail absent from past entries.
That's six stations confirmed at a game that will almost certainly launch with more; Rockstar hasn't said how many total, and VoxRig isn't guessing at a number it hasn't published.
What Else Is Locked In
Outside the radio reveal, the confirmed details as of today:
- Release date: November 19, 2026, on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S only — no PC version has been announced for launch.
- Protagonists and setting: Jason and Lucia, in present-day Leonida, centered on a reimagined Vice City.
- Rating: ESRB Mature 17+, with the expected descriptors — violence, strong language, nudity, drug and alcohol use.
- Pre-orders: Live now, with a Vintage Vice City Pack bonus and a separate Ultimate Edition carrying extra in-story items.
One thing VoxRig won't repeat as fact: online chatter has pointed to October 15 as the next big reveal date, based on Rockstar's pattern of major updates landing on Thursdays since its August 27 Extended Look. That's a fan-spotted pattern, not something Rockstar has confirmed — treat it as a date worth watching, not a scheduled announcement.
For the full, unfiltered details as Rockstar posts them, its own GTA VI site stays the most reliable source — official reveals move fast enough that third-party roundups, this one included, are a step behind within hours.
What it means for players: five weeks out, Rockstar is still in active reveal mode rather than quiet pre-launch mode, which tracks with a game this size. Expect the pace of confirmed details to pick up, not slow down, between now and November 19.