Louder Than The Music

Big choruses, honest lyrics and faith at the heart of it all. We The Kingdom have carved out a distinctive place in Christian music, and their latest musical journey shows there's still plenty more to come.

Some bands have a knack for making music that sticks with you. We The Kingdom are one of them.

Blending rock, folk, pop and worship, the American band have built a sound packed with energy, emotion and songs that get straight to the heart of what it means to follow Jesus. From the breakthrough success of ‘Holy Water’ to their deeply personal three-part project in 2026, they've shown that Christian music can be both anthemic and refreshingly honest.

And that's exactly why we're putting We The Kingdom in the LTTM spotlight this month!

Family, Faith And A Sound Of Their Own

We The Kingdom bring together multiple generations of the Cash family alongside musician Andrew Bergthold. The current line-up features Andrew Bergthold, Ed Cash, Martin Cash and Scott Cash, following Franni Rae Cash's departure in 2023 to pursue a new season of her own musical journey.

Their name reflects a simple but powerful belief: God's Kingdom is here among us. It's an idea that runs right through their music, with songs that celebrate God's goodness while acknowledging the struggles that come with everyday life.

Musically, they're not afraid to mix things up. Gritty guitars, folk-inspired touches, infectious melodies and huge singalong choruses all find their place, giving the band an identity that's instantly recognisable.We The Kingdom burst onto the scene in 2019 with ‘Dancing On The Waves’, quickly followed by the song that would change everything: ‘Holy Water’.

With its driving sound and powerful message of grace and redemption, ‘Holy Water’ became a breakthrough hit, introducing the band to a much wider audience. Their *Live At The Wheelhouse* EP followed that year, earning four GMA Dove Award nominations and winning New Artist of the Year in 2020.

Their debut album, 'Holy Water', arrived in August 2020, bringing together the title track and favourites including ‘God So Loved’, ‘Child Of Love’ and ‘Don't Tread On Me’. The recognition kept coming. The album and title track earned GRAMMY nominations in 2021, while the band took home two more Dove Awards that year, including Contemporary Christian Artist of the Year.

We The Kingdom have continued to push their sound forward. Their self-titled album followed in 2022, while songs such as ‘Miracle Power’ continued to deliver the band's trademark mix of bold musicality and faith-filled encouragement.

What makes them stand out is their willingness to be real. Their music can be loud, joyful and full of celebration, but there's also room for uncertainty, vulnerability and the moments when faith is tested. That honesty makes the hopeful moments hit even harder. These aren't simply songs telling us everything is fine; they're reminders of where we can turn when it isn't.

Three Projects. One Powerful Journey.

2026 has brought a particularly personal chapter in the We The Kingdom story.

First came *Dear Jesus* in January, a seven-song collection exploring struggle, surrender and the questions that can surface along the way. June brought *Everything I Thought Was Pleasure*, continuing the story with another seven songs, including ‘Glory Glory’ featuring Crowder. Then, on 23 October, the band completed the journey with 'Soon The Streets Of Gold'.

The eight-song project features ‘Take Me Home’, ‘One Day’, ‘Fly Steady Fly’, ‘You Bless Me (Thank You)’, ‘I Sing Holy’, ‘What A Feeling’, ‘I Won't Forget’ and ‘Heaven Here I Come’.

Across all three releases, We The Kingdom have created something bigger than a collection of individual songs. It's a journey through the difficult stuff, the moments of surrender and the hope that keeps us moving forward. It's honest, personal and rooted in the belief that God is at work even when the road ahead isn't clear.

Why We Love We The Kingdom

From the first notes of ‘Holy Water’ to the latest songs on *Soon The Streets Of Gold*, We The Kingdom have consistently brought something distinctive to Christian music.

They've got the sound, the songwriting and the big choruses, but there's substance behind it all. Their music speaks to real life, real struggles and a faith that continues to grow through every season. With their latest three-part project now complete, there's never been a better time to dive back into their catalogue — or discover it for the first time.

'We The Kingdom' are our LTTM Artist of the Month: a band with plenty of heart, a sound all their own and a message worth turning up loud.