Travis Scott & Cardi B Headline GTA VI Festival In Miami — Two Days After The Game Drops

Travis Scott & Cardi B Headline GTA VI Festival In Miami — Two Days After The Game Drops

Rockstar Games is taking GTA VI’s music from the game to a real Miami stage — and the Cactus Jack boss is headlining it.

Travis Scott and Cardi B will bring GTA VI’s music to Miami on Saturday, November 21, for a two-stage festival at Mana Wynwood, two days after the game launches on November 19. Scott, Don Toliver, Kodak Black and SoFaygo share the Cactus Jack Presents bill. Metro Boomin joins them, and Justice — the French duo who composed the game’s score — will play a DJ set. Rockstar teamed with PlayStation and the crew behind III Points for the show.

For Travis and Cardi, the link starts with new music made for the game. His track “RHYNO” and her song “Don’t Chart” are both part of Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album. Both tracks are out now.

The album itself is a monster: 34 tracks, due November 19, the same day as the game. Fans get two days to live with it before the festival. Justice’s own score album follows December 11, with 30 tracks plus digital bonus songs.

Kodak Black has a place in that world, too. He confirmed he appears in the game after fans spotted his likeness — face tattoos, 1800 Block chain and all — in images Rockstar shared on November 5. The details of his role are still under wraps.

The game’s radio is rooted in Miami, too. Trick Daddy and Trina helm Dirty South Classics, a station playing rap from across the South — fitting, since Vice City is the game’s take on Miami, set inside the wider state of Leonida.

One catch: there is no regular on-sale for this one. Fans had to enter a ticket draw that closed Tuesday, November 10 at 4 p.m. ET. Winners can buy up to two tickets starting Wednesday at noon ET. The show is 17 and up.

So here’s the real question: is GTA VI: The Festival the biggest album rollout hip-hop has ever seen — a video game turning its soundtrack into a headline festival two days after launch — or is Rockstar just printing money off the hype?

Sources: AllHipHop, reporting on Rockstar Games’ announcement; Rockstar Newswire (Nov. 9, 2026).