Greta Van Fleet release fourth album Palace For The People
Greta Van Fleet have released Palace For The People, their fourth studio album, via Republic Records on 9 October 2026, Billboard. It is the Michigan band's first full-length record in three years. The band's official store lists the set as a standard CD alongside vinyl editions.
The new album runs to 13 tracks. It includes the previously released single Tear It Down alongside Play Your Games and Saw You Stand. The band played those two songs on Jimmy Kimmel Live! ahead of release.
Other titles listed for the set include Into the Beginning, Heart and the Beat, Boughten Bliss and Field of Stars. That is a full set. The track Heya is also featured on the band's official site with a visualiser.
The group recorded the album in Tennessee in spring 2026. Production was handled by the band with Mike Elizondo.
Palace For The People follows 2023's Starcatcher. That album reached No. 8 on the Billboard albums chart, the ranking that measures the most-consumed albums in the United States. It also earned a nomination for best rock album at the Grammy Awards.
Greta Van Fleet previously won that Grammy category in 2019 with From The Fires. The win came early in the band's major-label career. The new release puts them back in a three-year album cycle.
The band will support the record with a 59-city run across North America and Europe in 2027. The Into The Beginning Tour is organised to start on 3 February at Enmarket Arena in Savannah, Georgia, and to close on 31 July at Acrisure Amphitheater in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Billboard. Support on the North American dates will come from Arc De Soleil, The Kooks and Portugal. The Man.
The official site also points fans to an album booklet, tour dates and merchandise tied to the release. It lists a club show at The Basement East in Nashville, Tennessee, on 10 October 2026 as sold out.
For fans, this means a quick turnaround from record to stage. Thirteen new songs are out now, a small-room Nashville date follows immediately, and then a long arena itinerary stretches across two continents next year.
