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For King & Country is an Australian-American Christian pop duo consisting of brothers Joel and Luke Smallbone, known for their Grammy-winning music and impactful film projects.
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Request A ShowCollaborated on a new version of their song 'God Only Knows.'
Collaborated on new versions of 'God Only Knows.'
Collaborated on their work, specifically the song 'TOGETHER,' and on a deluxe version of 'Burn the Ships'.
Collaborated on their work, including 'Messengers,' 'Amen (Reborn)' on the deluxe version of 'Burn the Ships,' and 'To Hell With The Devil (RISE)' for the 'Unsung Hero' soundtrack.
Collaborated on their work, including the song 'What Are We Waiting For?'.
Collaborated on their work, specifically on 'O Come, O Come Emmanuel' from 'A Drummer Boy Christmas'.
Collaborated on new versions of 'God Only Knows' and on a deluxe version of 'Burn the Ships'.
Collaborated on 'A Drummer Boy Christmas' on the song 'Go Tell It on the Mountain'.
Collaborated on the chart-topping song 'TOGETHER' and on the album 'What Are We Waiting For?'.
Collaborated on a re-released single of 'Love Me Like I Am' with reworked instruments, which peaked at No. 10 on the Hot Christian Songs chart.
Collaborated on the deluxe version of 'What Are We Waiting For?' on the song "For God Is with Us."
Collaborated on the song "Yes."
Collaborated on the song "Yes" with Steven Malcolm.
The wives of Joel and Luke Smallbone, collaborated on the song "ever & ever before."
Collaborated on covers for the 'Unsung Hero (The Inspired By Soundtrack)', including "Place in This World" and "I Surrender All."
Featured as characters in the film 'Unsung Hero' and collaborated on a cover of 'To Hell with the Devil' (retitled 'To Hell With the Devil (RISE)') for the film's soundtrack.
Joel David Smallbone (born June 5, 1984) and Luke James Smallbone (born October 22, 1986) are Australian-born brothers who immigrated to Nashville, Tennessee, in 1991 due to their father’s music promotion career. Growing up in a musical family, they initially supported their sister, Christian recording artist Rebecca St. James, before forming their own band. They started as “Joel & Luke,” then briefly “Austoville,” before adopting the name “For King & Country” in 2009, inspired by a British battle cry to reflect their mission to live for their faith and country.
The duo signed with Warner Music Group in 2009 and released their debut EP, “For King & Country: The EP,” in 2011. Their single “Busted Heart (Hold On to Me)” quickly rose to No.3 on Billboard’s Christian Songs chart, becoming the fastest-rising single in their genre that year. Their debut album, “Crave,” released in 2012, peaked at No.4 on Billboard’s Christian Albums chart and No. 128 on the Billboard 200. The band continued their growth with their second studio album, “Run Wild. Live Free. Love Strong.” in 2014, which earned them a Grammy Award. This period also saw them performing on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” and participating in the Winter Jam Tours in 2015 and 2016.
Over the years, For King & Country has expanded their reach beyond music. In 2016, Joel Smallbone starred in the feature film “Priceless” concerning human trafficking, for which the band also contributed music. Their 2018 album, “Burn the Ships,” achieved RIAA gold status and included the platinum-selling single “God Only Knows,” which had crossover success, reaching the Billboard Hot 100 and featuring collaborations with artists like Dolly Parton and Timbaland. The band has since released additional albums, including the full-length Christmas album “A Drummer Boy Christmas” (2020) and their fifth studio album, “What Are We Waiting For?” (2022), which debuted at No.1 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. In 2024, they released a biographical film, “Unsung Hero,” inspired by their family’s story, which grossed $21 million at the box office and won a Dove Award for Inspirational Movie of the Year. In October 2025, they released a new song “World on Fire” and have a documentary, “No Turning Back,” planned for Amazon Prime Video in November 2025, underlining their comprehensive impact across music and film.
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