NASHVILLE, Tenn. (SEPTEMBER 24, 2026) Award-winning sibling trio CAIN has announced their new album, PARADISE, set to be released in 2027. Giving fans another glimpse into the forthcoming project, the group releases its newest single, "My Victory's Coming," available everywhere now. Listen to the new song here and watch the music video below. Pre-save PARADISE now.

Built around a message of perseverance and unwavering faith, "My Victory's Coming" finds CAIN choosing praise in the middle of struggle and holding onto the promise that the battle has already been won. Even in seasons of feeling knocked down, the song points listeners back to where their hope is found, trusting God through the pain and believing He will come through again.

"The season in which we wrote both this song and the entire PARADISE album was marked by uncertainty, strife, and attacks from the enemy," shares CAIN. "There's a line in 'My Victory's Coming' that we come back to often; it says - the devil did his best, but it wasn't enough. We can confidently say that in the last year, the devil certainly did his best, but praise God it wasn't enough! Jesus was with us; He covered us and carried us through. He brought us everything we needed - but most importantly, He brought us Himself. He satisfied and sustained us like only He could, and we're so grateful. If God is for us, who could stand against us?"

"My Victory's Coming" follows CAIN's recent single "Living Water," which will also be featured on PARADISE and is the band's current Top 20 radio single and continues to climb. While "Living Water" points to Jesus as the only source that can truly satisfy and renew a weary soul, the new single continues to reveal the heart behind this next season of music from the trio.

The album announcement comes as CAIN takes its music on the road. The CAIN Live And In Worship Tour kicked off last weekend and continues through November 8. Special guests on alternating dates include Jenn Johnson, Jon Reddick, Lizzie Morgan, Kristian Stanfill, Joe L Barnes, Leeland, Patrick Mayberry and bodie. For the tour dates and tickets, visit here.

PARADISE will follow CAIN's 2023 sophomore album, Jesus Music. Additional details surrounding the new album will be announced in the coming months.

About CAIN: CAIN's joy-filled music and infectious energy have made them one of Christian music's most recognizable sibling groups. Comprised of Taylor Cain Matz, Madison Cain Johnson, and Logan Cain, the trio grew up in Hartselle, Alabama, where their love for music and ministry first took root.

Since their debut, CAIN has earned back-to-back No. 1 radio singles with "Rise Up (Lazarus)" and "Yes He Can," while their viral hit "I'm So Blessed" has generated more than 513 million short-form video views. All three songs, along with "The Commission," have been certified RIAA Gold. Their sophomore album, Jesus Music, released in 2023, continued the group's momentum, while the recent single "I Made It" inspired fans to share stories of perseverance and faith across social media.

Over the course of their career, CAIN has headlined multiple tours and shared the stage with artists including Chris Tomlin, TobyMac and Phil Wickham. Their accolades include a K-LOVE Fan Award, multiple GMA Dove Awards, and recognition for their reality television series, Chasing CAIN, and their children's project, CAIN for Kids. The trio also hosted the 2023 K-LOVE Fan Awards and made their multiple appearances at the historic Grand Ole Opry.

About Provident Entertainment: Provident Entertainment, a division of Sony Music Entertainment, is home to Reunion Records, Essential Records, RCA Inspiration, Essential Worship, Essential Music Publishing, and Provident Films. The astounding artist roster includes Brandon Lake, Seph Schlueter, Leanna Crawford, Ben Fuller, Matthew West, DOE, KB, Zach Williams, CAIN, SEU Worship, bodie, Aaron Cole, ANTHNY, Red Rocks Worship, David Leonard, Patrick Mayberry, and more.

For more info on CAIN, visit the JFH Artists Database.

 

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