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Rockstar sets a GTA 6 launch festival in Miami for November 21

Rockstar and PlayStation are hosting Grand Theft Auto VI: The Festival on November 21 at Mana Wynwood in Miami, with artists from the game and soundtrack.

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Rockstar published details of Grand Theft Auto VI: The Festival, a live launch event on November 21, 2026 — two days after the game comes out. It is at Mana Wynwood in Miami, presented with PlayStation.

What Rockstar says

The official page describes a one-night event with two stages and a lineup of artists from the game and the official soundtrack. Named acts include Travis Scott (presented by Cactus Jack, with Don Toliver, Kodak Black, and Sofaygo), Cardi B, Justice (a DJ set), Metro Boomin, Tainy, and others listed on the page.

You must be 17 or older to attend.

Tickets

The ticket lottery closed on November 10 at 4:00 p.m. Eastern. Rockstar’s page now points people to a waitlist rather than a fresh lottery. Sales were limited to two tickets per buyer, through DICE.

This is a real-world concert, not an in-game event, and it does not change the November 19 unlock time.

Sources

Checked November 15, 2026 (Pacific time). Official means Rockstar, Take-Two, PlayStation, or Xbox. Press means a named outlet’s reporting. When a later official page disagrees with an earlier one, we follow the later page.

  1. Official Grand Theft Auto VI: The Festival — Rockstar Games, 2026-11-09

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