Travis Scott, Cardi B and Justice Headline GTA VI Festival in Miami

Travis Scott, Cardi B and Justice will headline 'Grand Theft Auto VI: The Festival' at Mana Wynwood in Miami on November 21, 2026. Rockstar Games and PlayStation present the all-day, two-stage event to mark the launch of one of gaming's biggest franchises. The producers behind Miami's III Points festival will run it.

The ticket lottery has closed. Fans can still join an official waiting list for potential ticket opportunities, according to the announcement.

Who is performing?

The lineup pairs hip-hop stars with leading electronic producers across two stages. The full bill:

• Cactus Jack Presents Travis Scott, Don Toliver, Kodak Black and Sofaygo
• Cardi B
• Metro Boomin
• Tainy
• Rauw & Friends
• Suero
• Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso
• Justice (DJ set)
• Nick León B2B DJ Python
• Prospa B2B Skream
• The Dare B2B Fcukers (DJ set)

Travis Scott leads a special Cactus Jack presentation. Cardi B brings her own set to the festivities. On the electronic side, French duo Justice performs a DJ set, while Nick León teams with DJ Python, Prospa joins Skream, and The Dare shares the decks with Fcukers.

The booking deliberately spans hip-hop, Latin music and electronic dance music. The announcement describes the event as "a fascinating collision of gaming culture, hip-hop, Latin music and electronic dance music, reflecting the enormous role music has always played in the 'Grand Theft Auto' universe."

What does Justice's involvement mean?

Justice have composed the official 'Grand Theft Auto VI' score. The Grammy-winning duo of Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay will release the 30-track collection on December 11 through Because Music, Ed Banger and Rockstar Games. It will be available digitally, on two CDs and as a three-LP vinyl edition, including a limited crystal-clear pressing.

The score responds dynamically to gameplay. Working closely with Rockstar, Justice created compositions that shift alongside the actions of the characters Jason and Lucia, adapting to characters, environments and unfolding events throughout the fictional state of Leonida.

For a series long celebrated for its radio stations and musical discoveries, the partnership gives the game a composed score rather than a licensed soundtrack alone. The announcement calls Justice's involvement "an exciting creative partnership."

Why Miami, and why now?

The venue design draws on the fictional worlds of Vice City and Leonida, the settings of 'Grand Theft Auto VI.' Miami stands in for Vice City, the neon-soaked metropolis the franchise has fictionalized since 2002's 'Vice City' era of the series' identity, and the festival transforms Mana Wynwood into that world for one day.

The producers are the creators of III Points, the Miami festival with deep roots in the city's electronic and alternative music scenes. Their involvement signals Rockstar's intent to anchor the launch in local club culture rather than a generic promotional event.

The festival arrives roughly three weeks before the score's December 11 release, giving attendees a preview of the game's musical identity ahead of the record. With hip-hop headliners, leading electronic producers and an immersive recreation of one of gaming's most recognizable franchises, the event positions music as central to the launch of 'Grand Theft Auto VI' — not an accessory to it.