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GTA VI launches on

A Vice City street at night after rain: an orange sports car beside e-scooters, art deco hotels with pink neon and the Hotel Dixon sign reflected in puddles.

GTA 6: three new Vice City screenshots arrive with its music page

Rockstar launches the GTA VI music page with three new Vice City screenshots (neon nights, a busy freeway and a street meet) plus artwork for its radio stations.

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Rockstar has opened a dedicated music page for GTA VI on its website, and on October 8, 2026 it used the launch to share three new screenshots, plus a set of backgrounds made to introduce the game's radio stations. We've seen plenty of the game in motion by now, but stills like these are a chance to take in the details.

Vice City at night, after the rain

The standout is a Vice City street in the small hours: wet asphalt mirrors the pink and blue neon of the art deco hotels, the Hotel Dixon sign glows in the background, an orange sports car sits up front, e-scooters line the sidewalk and a police car flashes further down the road. It sums up the game's look perfectly: neon-soaked Miami Beach through a modern lens.

A freeway jam with plenty of life

An elevated Vice City freeway packed with traffic: sports cars, a taxi, a pickup and a truck, with the skyline, a golden dome and the sea to the right.

The second shot shows an elevated freeway in full sun with heavy traffic: sports cars, a taxi, pickups and a delivery truck, with Vice City's towers and the ocean behind. It lines up with what Rob Nelson told IGN about narrower, more realistic streets and denser traffic than previous GTAs, making driving more of a challenge. We rounded that up in everything new from IGN's interview.

A street meet with tuned cars

An overhead night view of a street crowded with people around tuned cars with neon underglow, beside a thatched-roof venue and palm trees.

The third, shot from above, is a late-night street meet: dozens of people gathered around cars with neon underglow and doors flung open, next to a thatched-roof venue. The sheer number of pedestrians, each in their own pose, is the best evidence yet of how busy the world will feel.

The radio station artwork

The page also features illustrations for the radio stations, built from in-game imagery but heavily edited. One, for a country station, shows a musician playing guitar on an airboat in Leonida's swamps; another zooms in on a mouth full of gold teeth.

The silhouette of a musician in a cowboy hat playing guitar while standing on an airboat in a swamp at dawn.

What they tell us

Beyond looking great, the screenshots back up the two points Rockstar keeps hammering home in this campaign: a dense world, with traffic and pedestrians everywhere, and stunning night lighting. The music page itself, with the radio stations and podcasts confirmed so far, confirms radio will play a starring role, as GTA VI: The Album already hinted. The game launches on November 19 on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S.