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Greta Van Fleet formed in Frankenmuth, Michigan, in 2012 around brothers Josh Kiszka on vocals, Jake Kiszka on guitar, and Sam Kiszka on bass and keyboards. The group later settled into its familiar lineup with drummer Danny Wagner. The four musicians developed their sound through local performances, drawing from blues, soul, folk, and the scale and intensity of classic hard rock.
The band made its first major impact with the 2017 EP Black Smoke Rising. “Highway Tune” reached number one on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Songs chart, while “Safari Song,” “Flower Power,” and the title track introduced Greta Van Fleet’s combination of forceful riffs, dramatic vocals, and extended instrumental passages. The eight-song release From the Fires followed later that year, adding “Edge of Darkness,” “Talk on the Street,” and covers of “A Change Is Gonna Come” and “Meet on the Ledge.”
Anthem of the Peaceful Army, the band’s first full-length studio album, arrived in 2018. “When the Curtain Falls,” “You’re the One,” “Age of Man,” and “Lover, Leaver (Taker, Believer)” expanded the group’s audience and helped the album reach the upper levels of the Billboard 200. Greta Van Fleet also won the Grammy Award for Best Rock Album for From the Fires.
The band broadened its musical scale on The Battle at Garden’s Gate. Released in 2021, the album moved through psychedelic textures, progressive arrangements, heavy guitar passages, and more reflective songs. “Heat Above,” “Light My Love,” “My Way, Soon,” “Age of Machine,” and “The Weight of Dreams” demonstrated a group increasingly interested in atmosphere and long-form development.
Starcatcher followed in 2023 with a more immediate live-band approach. “Meeting the Master,” “Sacred the Thread,” “The Falling Sky,” and “Farewell for Now” retained the group’s sense of grandeur while placing greater emphasis on the interaction among the four musicians. The album became Greta Van Fleet’s third Top 10 release on the Billboard 200.
The catalog also includes material released outside the principal albums. Greta Van Fleet recorded an acoustic version of “Black Smoke Rising” and a cover of Adele’s “Rolling in the Deep” for Spotify Singles, released the soundtrack song “Always There,” and returned with the standalone single “Play Your Games.”
Greta Van Fleet’s appeal reaches beyond comparisons with earlier generations of rock bands. Their strongest recordings are driven by a genuine belief in the emotional and communal power of amplified music, whether the band is delivering a compact riff, a folk-rooted melody, or a composition that unfolds across several distinct movements.
Complete List Of Greta Van Fleet Songs From A to Z
A–E
- “A Change Is Gonna Come” – From the Fires (2017)
- “Age of Machine” – The Battle at Garden’s Gate (2021)
- “Age of Man” – Anthem of the Peaceful Army (2018)
- “Always There” – Non-album soundtrack single (2019)
- “Anthem” – Anthem of the Peaceful Army (2018)
- “Black Smoke Rising” – Black Smoke Rising EP (2017)
- “Black Smoke Rising (Recorded at Spotify Studios NYC)” – Spotify Singles (2018)
- “Brave New World” – Anthem of the Peaceful Army (2018)
- “Broken Bells” – The Battle at Garden’s Gate (2021)
- “Built by Nations” – The Battle at Garden’s Gate (2021)
- “Caravel” – The Battle at Garden’s Gate (2021)
- “Edge of Darkness” – From the Fires (2017)
F–J
- “Farewell for Now” – Starcatcher (2023)
- “Fate of the Faithful” – Starcatcher (2023)
- “Flower Power” – Black Smoke Rising EP (2017)
- “Frozen Light” – Starcatcher (2023)
- “Heat Above” – The Battle at Garden’s Gate (2021)
- “Heat Above (Live Version)” – The Battle at Garden’s Gate (Japanese edition) (2021)
- “Highway Tune” – Black Smoke Rising EP (2017)
K–O
- “Light My Love” – The Battle at Garden’s Gate (2021)
- “Lover, Leaver” – Anthem of the Peaceful Army (Digital version) (2018)
- “Lover, Leaver (Taker, Believer)” – Anthem of the Peaceful Army (2018)
- “Meet on the Ledge” – From the Fires (2017)
- “Meeting the Master” – Starcatcher (2023)
- “Mountain of the Sun” – Anthem of the Peaceful Army (2018)
- “My Way, Soon” – The Battle at Garden’s Gate (2021)
P–T
- “Play Your Games” – Non-album single (2026)
- “Rolling in the Deep (Recorded at Spotify Studios NYC)” – Spotify Singles (2018)
- “Runway Blues” – Starcatcher (2023)
- “Sacred the Thread” – Starcatcher (2023)
- “Safari Song” – Black Smoke Rising EP (2017)
- “Stardust Chords” – The Battle at Garden’s Gate (2021)
- “Stardust Chords (Live Version)” – The Battle at Garden’s Gate (Japanese edition) (2021)
- “Talk on the Street” – From the Fires (2017)
- “Tears of Rain” – The Battle at Garden’s Gate (2021)
- “The Archer” – Starcatcher (2023)
- “The Barbarians” – The Battle at Garden’s Gate (2021)
- “The Cold Wind” – Anthem of the Peaceful Army (2018)
- “The Falling Sky” – Starcatcher (2023)
- “The Indigo Streak” – Starcatcher (2023)
- “The New Day” – Anthem of the Peaceful Army (2018)
- “The Weight of Dreams” – The Battle at Garden’s Gate (2021)
- “Trip the Light Fantastic” – The Battle at Garden’s Gate (2021)
U–Z
- “Waited All Your Life” – Starcatcher (2023)
- “Watching Over” – Anthem of the Peaceful Army (2018)
- “When the Curtain Falls” – Anthem of the Peaceful Army (2018)
- “You’re the One” – Anthem of the Peaceful Army (2018)
Greta Van Fleet Albums and EPs
Black Smoke Rising EP (2017)
From the Fires (2017)
Anthem of the Peaceful Army (2018)
The Battle at Garden’s Gate (2021)
Starcatcher (2023)
Greta Van Fleet Singles and Selected Releases
Spotify Singles (2018)
Always There (2019)
Play Your Games (2026)
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