Published 9 October 2026

Fit For A King have announced a deluxe edition of Lonely God, arriving on 30 October 2026 via Solid State Records, and shared a visualizer for their new track “Dirt”.

The expanded edition of their eighth studio album adds “Steady Doom”, “Blood Pact” and “Dirt”. “Blood Pact” was released earlier this year, while “Dirt” is available now.

“Dirt” explores blame and self-destruction

Vocalist Ryan Kirby explains that the song deals with struggling to accept responsibility for failure. Blaming other people and inventing stories about your downfall can accelerate the destruction of your hopes and dreams.

Watch the “Dirt” visualizer | Listen to “Dirt”

Pre-order Lonely God Deluxe

Lonely God Deluxe tracklist

  1. Begin The Sacrifice

  2. The Temple

  3. Extinction

  4. No Tomorrow

  5. Shelter

  6. Monolith

  7. Lonely God

  8. Between Us

  9. Sentient

  10. Blue Venom

  11. TECHNIUM

  12. Witness The End (feat. Chris Motionless)

  13. Keeping Secrets

  14. Steady Doom (new track)

  15. Blood Pact (new track)

  16. Dirt (new track)

Australian shows with Beartooth in January 2027

The band will tour Latin America in October before heading to Australia to support Beartooth in January 2027.

  • Tuesday 26 January 2027: Thebarton Theatre, Adelaide

  • Thursday 28 January 2027: Festival Hall, Melbourne

  • Saturday 30 January 2027: Hordern Pavilion, Sydney

  • Sunday 31 January 2027: Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane

Tickets and tour information through Destroy All Lines

About Fit For A King

Ryan Kirby, Bobby Lynge, Daniel Gailey, Trey Celaya and Ryan “Tuck” O’Leary combine metalcore, alternative melody, deathcore and electronic elements. Their catalogue stretches from 2011’s independent debut Descendants to 2025’s Lonely God, with albums including Creation/Destruction, Slave to Nothing, Deathgrip, The Path and The Hell We Create along the way.

Source: Dallas Does PR media release supplied by Tiana Speter, 9 October 2026.

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