Fit For A King release “Dirt” ahead of Lonely God deluxe
Fit For A King release “Dirt” before the 16-track Lonely God deluxe edition, due October 30, 2026.
Fit For A King released “Dirt” on October 9, 2026, ahead of the expanded edition of Lonely God. The new single arrives through Solid State Records, whose official visualizer is also online. The band’s store lists the deluxe album for October 30.
Vocalist Ryan Kirby describes the song as an examination of refusing responsibility for failure: blaming other people becomes part of the damage.
What is on Lonely God deluxe?
The official track list runs to 16 songs. The original Lonely God, released on August 1, 2025, contains 12 tracks in Apple Music’s catalogue, which identifies it as the Texas band’s eighth album. This is an expanded edition of that record.
“Steady Doom,” “Blood Pact” and “Dirt” occupy the final three positions. “Keeping Secrets” is also listed, immediately before them, while “Witness the End” carries its Chris Motionless guest credit. The running order therefore offers a more useful picture of the package than simply calling everything on it new.
“Blood Pact,” in particular, already has a June 12, 2026 release date in Apple Music’s catalogue. Its inclusion on the deluxe album should not be confused with another first release this week. The fresh arrival here is “Dirt.”
The musicians and the physical editions
The band’s publicist lists Kirby on vocals, Bobby Lynge and Daniel Gailey on guitars, Trey Celaya on drums, and Ryan “Tuck” O’Leary on bass and vocals.
For physical collectors, the official store offers neon green/orange splatter and tricolor stripe vinyl editions. Both sit under the same October 30 deluxe release date.
Watch the official “Dirt” visualizer, or check the band’s complete deluxe track list before choosing an edition.