VGTimes reports that the UK retailer Rough Trade has opened pre-orders for a physical Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score, composed by Justice. The listing shows a three-record crystal-clear vinyl set at $59.99 (independent record stores only), a three-record black vinyl set at $54.99, and a two-CD set at $21.99, each said to include bonus content that has not been detailed.
The listing gives December 11, 2026 as the on-sale date, which lines up with the earlier Apple Music listing for the score. One oddity: Rough Trade counts 30 new tracks, while the digital listing shows 50 entries, and the reason for the gap is unknown. This is a separate product from GTA VI: The Album, the 34-track compilation due on launch day, November 19.
Why it matters: a second retailer listing backing up the December 11 date makes the score release more credible, but it is still retailer information, not a Rockstar announcement. It does not affect game pricing, editions or pre-order bonuses, so the tracker only gets a review-date refresh.