Thunder Island by Jay Ferguson is confirmed in official GTA 6 media. Rockstar used it in official GTA 6 character footage. That is where the confirmation ends: no radio station, no soundtrack listing, and no licensing detail has been published.
What Rockstar confirms
- The track plays in official GTA 6 character footage, published by Rockstar Games.
- It appears in the character material Rockstar published on the official GTA VI site.
- The song is credited to Jay Ferguson.
Is Thunder Island on a GTA 6 radio station?
Not confirmed. Character-clip music has no announced relationship to the in-game stations. Rockstar has not announced a single GTA 6 radio station, its line-up, or its host. Trailer music has appeared on in-game radio in past Rockstar titles and has also been trailer-only, so both outcomes stay open.
Where does the song appear?
It is used in official GTA 6 character footage. Rockstar publishes that material on its own channels, which is why the usage is treated as confirmed here while the in-game status is not.
What remains unconfirmed
No station assignment, no track position, no full soundtrack list, and no statement about whether the licence covers the game as well as the marketing. Any “GTA 6 soundtrack list” circulating now is assembled by fans from trailers, not published by Rockstar.
Original release
Apple Music lists this recording on Thunder Island (1977). That release metadata identifies the recording and cover art; it does not confirm an in-game radio placement.
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