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Jake Kiszka on Greta Van Fleet’s comeback — fake breakup posts, misbehaving pedals and heavy riffs: “We’re full of surprises”
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Greta Van Fleet Had Fans Fearing the Worst with Cryptic Post, Jake Kiszka Explains What Comes Next
Greta Van Fleet's cryptic social media post sparked fan concerns about a potential breakup, but it was actually a teaser for new music. The band's fourth studio album, Palace for the People, was released in October 2026 after a two-year hiatus. Jake Kiszka described how the album drew inspiration from the band's experiences and their historic performance at London's Alexandra Palace.
Jake Kiszka on Greta Van Fleet’s comeback — fake breakup posts, misbehaving pedals and heavy riffs: “We’re full of surprises”
The guitarist clears the air on the group’s viral social media scare and tells how vintage gear, unusual tunings and a pedal mishap shaped their new album, Palace for the People
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