“The minute the four of us step into a room with the shared goal of creating, there is very little that can stop us.” Greta Van Fleet announce new album Palace For The People, share emotive ballad Saw You Stand
Greta Van Fleet have announced their fourth album, Palace For The People, and released its new single, the emotive ballad Saw You Stand. The announcement reassures fans after an earlier social-media post prompted speculation that the Michigan rock quartet were splitting up.
The album was recorded in Tennessee in spring 2026 and co-produced by the band with Mike Elizondo, whose previous collaborators include Turnstile and Fiona Apple. Palace For The People will be released by Republic Records on 9 October, and guitarist Jake Kiszka describes it as a fundamentally rock-and-roll record with a modern character.
- Greta Van Fleet announce fourth album Palace For The People
- New single Saw You Stand is now available
- Album arrives on 9 October via Republic Records
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Greta Van Fleet are a rock band from Michigan made up of singer Josh Kiszka, guitarist Jake Kiszka, bassist Sam Kiszka and drummer Danny Wagner. They became widely known for a sound rooted in classic rock, and have released three studio albums before Palace For The People.
The band make music together and share songwriting, while Jake Kiszka has described their new album as rock and roll with a modern character. It was made with producer Mike Elizondo, who has worked with artists across several musical styles. The album is due out through Republic Records.