Rockstar & PlayStation Announce GTA VI Music Festival in Miami

The festival lands two days after GTA VI launches on November 19 for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. Rockstar is producing the event with the team behind III Points, the Miami music festival that holds its yearly edition at the same Wynwood venue. According to Hypebeast’s coverage of the announcement, the festival will run nonstop music across two stages, and Rockstar is billing it as a special live event to celebrate the game’s launch.

Grand Theft Auto VI: The Festival’s lineup includes:

• Cactus Jack presents: Travis Scott, Don Toliver, Kodak Black and SoFaygo
• Headliners and featured acts: Cardi B, Metro Boomin, Ca7riel and Paco Amoroso, Rauw & Friends, Suero and Tainy
• Back-to-back DJ sets: Justice, Nick León with DJ Python, Prospa with Skream, and The Dare with Fcukers

The lineup closely follows the Grand Theft Auto VI Album, a 34-track release from Rockstar and Atlantic Records, featuring Travis Scott, Metro Boomin, Future, Yung Lean and PinkPantheress, and Cardi B. Justice worked with Rockstar on the game’s 30-track original score, which is set to arrive in December on streaming, CD, and triple vinyl.

Fans can’t buy festival tickets outright. To get in, they need to register for the pre-sale lottery at the official GTA VI festival site and have an active DICE account. Lottery ticket sales open Wednesday, November 11. Rockstar hasn’t published ticket prices, so anyone hoping to attend should register before the deadline and keep an eye on their DICE notifications. Because entry runs entirely through the official lottery and DICE, fans should be cautious of third-party sellers offering passes before lottery sales even open.

The festival caps a broader Rockstar takeover of Miami, the real-world inspiration for GTA VI’s Vice City. The promotional push includes a giant GTA VI sign on the Kaseya Center, a GTA VI-themed Miami Heat game on November 18, and new murals at the Wynwood Walls by artists featured in the game. The Wynwood Walls partnership also gives Miami-Dade County residents free entry to the museum through 2028.

Fans who miss out on the lottery can still bring some of the festival home. Pre-orders are open for physical editions of Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album and Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score on vinyl and CD. The album is priced at $19.98 on CD, $49.98 on standard vinyl and $124.98 for a limited-edition vinyl through Rockstar’s official store. USA Today’s breakdown of the festival has more on how to enter the ticket lottery.

GTA VI arrives more than 13 years after Grand Theft Auto V. The game was delayed twice, first from a 2025 window and then from May 26, 2026, before landing on its November 19 date. Rockstar is clearly treating the launch as a cultural event as well as a game release, and the Miami festival is the biggest real-world part of that push so far.

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