The two-stage event will celebrate the game’s Vice City setting and bring gaming culture together with hip-hop, Latin music and electronic dance music, with production by the team behind III Points.

The lineup spans Travis Scott’s Cactus Jack presentation with Don Toliver, Kodak Black and Sofaygo, alongside Cardi B, Metro Boomin, Tainy, Rauw & Friends, Suero, and Ca7riel & Paco Amoroso.

Dance acts include Justice, whose members Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay composed the game’s original score, as well as Skream and Prospa in a back-to-back set.

Tickets were offered through a lottery beginning November 11, with $60 tickets and two stages planned; the lottery has since closed, though fans can join the official waiting list for possible openings.

Rockstar is also promoting the game’s music through an official page featuring its in-game radio stations, Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album and the original score, with options to listen, pre-save and pre-order physical editions.

Announced radio-station curators include Robyn, Trick Daddy and Trina, as well as Burna Boy and Palmsy.

The 30-track score is due out digitally, on two CDs and as a three-LP vinyl edition, including a limited crystal-clear pressing; its music adapts to gameplay and the actions of Jason and Lucia.

The celebrations extend beyond the festival: the Miami Heat will stage “A Night in Vice City” against the Milwaukee Bucks on November 18 at Kaseya Center, with a custom Vice City court, Cactus Jack-designed jerseys and themed concession stands.

Rockstar Games and PlayStation will present Grand Theft Auto VI: The Festival on November 21 at Mana Wynwood in Miami, two days after the game’s scheduled November 19 launch.