NASHVILLE, TENN. (October 23, 2026) GRAMMY-nominated band We The Kingdom releases Soon The Streets Of Gold today on Capitol Christian Music Group (CCMG), completing a three-part musical journey that has unfolded throughout 2026. The eight-song project serves as the final chapter in a deeply personal collection that explores life's struggles, the search for hope, and the promise of redemption. Listen to Soon The Streets Of Gold here.

Throughout the year, We The Kingdom has invited listeners on an honest, vulnerable journey through three interconnected projects. Beginning with Dear Jesus, released in January, the band introduced seven songs born from a season of significant transition, wrestling with desperation, uncertainty, and the complexities of faith.

The story continued in June with Everything I Thought Was Pleasure, a seven-song collection that expanded the band's signature folk-rock sound and featured a collaboration with Crowder on "Glory Glory." Together, the projects trace a powerful narrative from darkness toward light, culminating in the hope-filled conclusion of Soon The Streets Of Gold.

"Whether people are in a thriving season or a dry spell, we just want to meet people where they are," shares We The Kingdom, "And we want to point them toward the Lord."

With eight new songs, the final installment brings the overarching story full circle. Rooted in the band's authentic storytelling and genre-blending musicality, the project reflects the hope found in looking beyond life's present circumstances toward the promise of eternity. With Soon The Streets Of Gold, We The Kingdom closes a defining creative chapter, bringing together a year of music that embraces both life's messiness and the enduring hope of redemption.

SOON THE STREETS OF GOLD TRACK LIST:

Take Me Home
One Day
Fly Steady Fly
You Bless Me (Thank You)
I Sing Holy
What A Feeling
I Won't Forget
Heaven Here I Come

ABOUT WE THE KINGDOM: We The Kingdom have long treated faith as a journey, one marked by joy, pain, doubt, and hope, and that perspective is at the heart of their genre-blending, gospel-inflected Americana. The Nashville family band writes worship music meant to meet people in every season of life, offering communion, comfort, and fellowship along the way. "We write songs that are meant to resonate with people in every part of their story," says guitarist Scott Cash. That message has resonated widely since their 2019 breakthrough with "Dancing on the Waves" and the Platinum-certified "Holy Water," earning the group GRAMMY and Dove Award recognition, multiple Billboard chart-toppers, and more than 1 billion global streams. Andrew Bergthold, Ed Cash, Martin Cash, and Scott Cash make up We The Kingdom, and their multigenerational makeup shapes both their sound and their mission, blending influences from '70s rock and folk to modern pop, country, and southern rock. But the band says its deepest purpose is onstage, where live music reaches hurting people and reminds them of God's presence. That spirit carries into 2026 as the group released an interconnected trilogy of projects that charts a faith journey from struggle and surrender to redemption and hope.

For more info on We The Kingdom, visit the JFH Artists Database.

 

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