Are Greta Van Fleet splitting up – or are they teasing new music?

A cryptic teaser from Greta Van Fleet has sent their fanbase into a frenzy, with some worrying that the band is splitting up.

Things have been quiet on the Greta Van Fleet front in the last couple of years and the Michigan rockers haven't played a show together since summer 2024. In the meantime, guitarist Jake Kiszka co-founded a new band, MIRADOR, with Ida Mae's Chris Turpin and they released their self-titled debut album last September.

Now, the band have shared a montage of their videos and live shows from across their lifespan so far, their first post on social media in almost a year. It concludes with the message: “Thanks for the wild rise. Love, Josh, Jake, Sam and Daniel.”

Fans in the comments have begun to worry that this could spell the end for the band.

“WHATS GOING ON???" one fan wrote, with another adding: “Boys, please, not now.”

“This is equivalent of a 'we need to talk' text without context,” another fan joked.

Other fans theorised that the teaser was hinting at new music. One more optimistic fan pointed out that the video contained snippets of When The Curtain Falls, My Way, Soon and Meeting The Master, the lead singles from each of Greta Van Fleet's three albums.

“I bet we’re getting new music!” they suggested.

A break up? New music? Both?! Stay tuned to Kerrang! for the latest.

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