GTA VI Festival Brings Travis Scott, Cardi B and Justice to Miami on November 21

Rockstar and PlayStation will stage GTA VI’s Miami music festival on November 21, with a ticket lottery closing November 10 and no guaranteed admission for winners.

By Patrick Kariuki Edited by Daniel Harrison Published: Updated:
GTA VI Festival Brings Travis Scott, Cardi B and Justice to Miami on November 21
GTA VI’s launch celebration brings artists from its music lineup to Miami, with ticket access decided through a lottery. Image: Rockstar Games

Key Notes

  • Rockstar and PlayStation will stage GTA VI: The Festival at Mana Wynwood in Miami on November 21, featuring Travis Scott, Cardi B, Justice and other artists.
  • The free ticket lottery closes November 10, with selected entrants receiving access to a first-come ticket sale rather than guaranteed admission.
  • The festival follows GTA VI’s November 19 launch and multi-artist album, with Justice’s separate original score scheduled for December 11.

Rockstar is taking GTA VI’s music out of Leonida and onto two stages in Miami. Grand Theft Auto VI: The Festival will take place at Mana Wynwood on November 21, with Travis Scott, Cardi B, Justice and Metro Boomin among the announced performers.

The event comes two days after the game’s November 19 release and is presented with PlayStation. Rockstar’s festival page names the creators of III Points as producers and says the program draws on artists from the game and its official soundtrack.

Vice City’s Music Gets a Live Lineup

Cactus Jack presents Travis Scott, Don Toliver, Kodak Black and Sofaygo. The bill also includes Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso, Nick León b2b DJ Python, Prospa b2b Skream, Rauw & Friends, Suero and Tainy.

Justice and The Dare b2b Fcukers are specifically billed as DJ sets. That distinction matters for anyone planning around a favorite artist: the lineup does not describe every appearance as a full live-band performance.

The setting brings Rockstar’s Florida-inspired world back to the real city behind Vice City. Rather than staging another trailer reveal, the company is building a launch celebration around the musicians and nightlife associated with the game.

The Lottery Gives Winners a Chance to Buy

Anyone hoping to attend has a short signup window. The lottery site closes entries on November 10 at 4 p.m. Eastern, with selected entrants contacted by SMS with a code by 7 p.m. that evening.

Those codes unlock access to a ticket sale starting November 11 at noon Eastern. Tickets are sold first come, first served to code holders, so a successful lottery entry does not guarantee a ticket. Entering the lottery does not guarantee a code either.

Entry to the lottery is free and limited to one per person. Attendees must be at least 17. Rockstar lists a maximum of two tickets per purchaser and says tickets are non-transferable.

Ticket sales run through DICE, while Laylo operates the lottery. Rockstar asks entrants to create a DICE account using the same email address and phone number supplied for the drawing, to avoid being incorrectly removed as a suspected bot.

The Album and Score Have Separate Release Dates

The festival is one part of a broader music rollout. The official album store describes GTA VI: The Album as a collection of 34 original tracks tied to Vice City and Leonida. It is scheduled for November 19, alongside the game, on streaming services and physical formats.

Justice’s Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score follows on December 11. Rockstar’s earlier announcement, reported by VGC, described 30 tracks drawn from the duo’s score, with CD, vinyl and streaming editions. That is a distinct release from the multi-artist album.

For players preparing for launch rather than a trip to Miami, we detailed the November 10 preload schedule and storage requirement of up to 212 GB. GTA VI is launching on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S.

The immediate deadline for festival hopefuls comes first: November 10’s lottery cutoff. A game preorder is separate from the ticket process, and the drawing’s rules make clear that a code is an opportunity to purchase, not an admission pass.

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