Rockstar and PlayStation will host a “non-stop music” festival in Miami from the stars of the GTA VI soundtrack

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Developers from the British studio Rockstar Games (owned by the American holding Take-Two Interactive) will celebrate the release of the hotly anticipated open-world crime thriller GTA VI with a special event.

  Image source: Rockstar Games

Image source: Rockstar Games

Rockstar Games in partnership with Sony Interactive Entertainment (PlayStation) announced about plans to hold a music festival Grand Theft Auto VI: The Festival, timed to coincide with the premiere of GTA VI.

Grand Theft Auto VI: The Festival will take place on November 21 at the Mana Wynwood Convention Center in Miami. To purchase a ticket, you first have to win the lottery (you can sign up Here) — the drawing will begin on November 11.

According to Rockstar, Grand Theft Auto VI: The Festival will feature two stages of “non-stop music” from an “all-star lineup” of artists associated with GTA VI and its official soundtrack.

Among the star musicians announced:

rapper Travis Scott; rapper Don Toliver; rapper Kodak Black; rapper SoFaygo; singer Cardi B; duet Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso; duet Justice; DJ Metro Boomin; DJ set by Nick León and DJ Python; DJ set by the duo Prospa and DJ Skream; Raúl Alejandro and friends; DJ Suero; producer Tainy; DJ set by The Dare and the Fcukers group.

 Visitors to Grand Theft Auto VI: The Festival must be over 17 years of age

Visitors to Grand Theft Auto VI: The Festival must be over 17 years of age

In anticipation of the release, Rockstar launched a large-scale advertising campaign for GTA VI, in which, for example, the American basketball club Miami Heat will turn into Vice City for one game.

GTA VI will go on sale on November 19 for PS5, Xbox Series X and S, and is rumored to reach PC in the first quarter of 2027. They promise a more responsive world than ever, an upgrade of role-playing mechanics from San Andreas and 80 hours to complete.

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