Palace for the People Greta Van Fleet
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Album-Release:
2026
HRA-Release:
09.10.2026
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- 1 Into the Beginning 01:42
- 2 Tear It Down 04:24
- 3 Heart and the Beat 03:59
- 4 Boughten Bliss 04:58
- 5 Field of Stars 04:45
- 6 Play Your Games 03:16
- 7 Dreams You Hold 05:46
- 8 Lost in the Golden 04:35
- 9 Touch Again 04:52
- 10 Saw You Stand 04:49
- 11 Heya 04:40
- 12 Call My Own 04:14
- 13 Born into This 06:21
Info for Palace for the People
GRAMMY® Award-winning rock band Greta Van Fleet are releasing today their fourth studio album, "Palace For The People".
The band recorded Palace For The People in Tennessee during spring 2026 and co-produced it with Mike Elizondo, whose credits include Turnstile, Eminem and Fiona Apple. The writing process combined unfinished demos and partially developed songs with material created during the sessions, while the group worked without touring, press or other outside obligations. Its songs address humanity, connection, resilience and transcendence. “As much as it is a Greta Van Fleet record and a rock and roll record at its core, in its heart, it’s a very modern record,” guitarist Jake Kiszka said.
The album’s title traces back to a stop at Alexandra Palace, the London venue commonly called Ally Pally. A friend explained that the Victorian building was originally known as “The Palace of the People” and intended as a public gathering place rather than a site reserved for royalty or wealthy aristocrats. The story prompted the musicians to ask what a palace for the public could mean in 2026. Bassist and keyboardist Sam Kiszka pointed to fans who say they met close friends through Greta Van Fleet’s music or concerts. “We realized, the music is our palace!” he said. That idea became the framework for the album’s name.
Formed in 2012, Greta Van Fleet have gone from playing dive bars and clubs in their native Michigan to arenas and stadiums. They have performed several world tours and won awards such as a Grammy for Best Rock Album with their double EP From the Fires. And, in 2017, their debut single 'Highway Tune' topped the Billboard US Mainstream Rock Charts.
The band consist of three brothers and their longtime family friend - vocalist Josh Kiszka, guitarist Jake Kiszka, bassist and keyboardist Sam Kiszka and drummer Danny Wagner.
Greta Van Fleet
Greta Van Fleet
Firing twin barrels of arena-rock muscle and moving melodies, Greta Van Fleet is a modern rock & roll band rooted in the genre's strongest traditions: super-sized hooks, raw riffage and the sweeping vocals of a front man who was born to wail.
The four-piece formed in Frakenmuth, Michigan, just outside of Detroit, where 20 year-old twin brothers Josh and Jake Kiszka began playing shows with their 17 year-old younger brother, Sam, and 17 year-old family friend Danny Wagner. Holding their practices in the Kiszka family garage and road-testing their songs onstage throughout Michigan, the four became a band of brothers whose songs mix classic chops with the thrill of teenage angst.
From sing-along choruses to fiery guitar solos, Greta Van Fleet rounds up a highlight reel of rock & roll heroics. These guys aren't revivalists; they're looking ahead, breathing new life into a sound that's blasted out of car dashboards and living room stereos for decades.
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