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Rockstar Games is giving GTA 6 fans another reason to get excited ahead of its official launch. The studio has planned a live music event inspired by Vice City. The music festival, named Grand Theft Auto VI: The Festival, will take place on November 21 at Mana Wynwood in Miami.
It will have two stages with live performances from artists linked to the game’s music and soundtrack. The lineup includes Travis Scott, Cardi B, Don Toliver, Kodak Black, Metro Boomin, Justice, and Tainy. Rockstar is organizing the event with PlayStation and the team behind Miami's III Points festival.
However, the catch here is that this event is not limited to the US audience, but the tickets are exclusive to a handful of fans. To get the tickets, fans must enter a free draw through the official festival website. The registration window will be closed on November 10 at 4 PM ET.
Winners will be picked through a lottery and receive a code through a text message. This code doesn’t ensure a ticket; it will make them eligible for the ticket. Those who receive the codes can buy a maximum of two tickets on a first-come, first-served basis. Fans must be at least 17 years old to enter and attend. Additionally, the codes won’t be sold or traded.
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Miami is a natural choice for the event. The city is the real-life inspiration behind Vice City and has a strong music scene. Hosting the festival there gives fans a chance to experience a part of GTA 6 outside the game.
However, fans living outside the US may find it difficult to attend. They will have to travel to Miami and get through the ticket draw. Rockstar has not announced any online livestream for people who cannot make the trip. It has also not shared plans for similar events in other countries.
If the Miami event gets a good response, the company may consider similar events in the future. For now, fans will have to wait for more details.