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Fighter V to release new studio album “Deja Vu” on April 10th 2026

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January 8, 2026
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Fighter V Deja Vu coverSwiss melodic rockers Fighter V are pleased to announce the release of their new studio album, “Deja Vu”, set for release on April 10th, 2026, via Frontiers Music Srl.

The announcement comes with their first single and accompanying lyric video, “Victory”, available below.

The band commented: “‘Victory’ is a song with a strong message, highlighting the mentality and name of the band. It tells the story of a young man being new in a no man’s town, facing what it means to be the stranger. Against all odds, obstacles and antipathy he’s roughly experiencing, his strong heart and courage allow him to unleash the chance of victory inside of himself instead of waiting for it to come”.

“You could say, it is a motivating call for the listener to go and take the chance and trust in your abilities than to wait for the better days that will only come when you make it happen”, they added.

Watch the official lyric video for “Victory” below.

The band talked about how the album came to life: “‘Deja Vu’ is our third album, after ‘Fighter’ and ‘Heart of the Young’. It was recorded, mixed and mastered in 2025 in the Swiss studio ‘Little Creek’ by the engineer Pulver and produced by Emmo Acar. The vocals and production work happened externally. The vocal recordings and production were done by Ronny Lang aka ‘The Voicefinder’ in his own studio in cooperation with Emmo. The keyboard was produced, played and recorded by Victor Olsson, with whom we already worked on the keys of the album before. Background vocals were done separately by Emmo, Victor, Tess and Ronny. Saxophone as well by Magnus Hägglund.

The album contains a variety of styles, like the previous one, thanks to the cooperation with Dave Niederberger (Ex vocalist of FV) and Roman and Emmo. Influenced by our idols from the 80‘s, we are paying tribute to the prime era of Melodic Hardrock/ AOR, which you can hear by the authenticity of our sound”, they continued. “The title ‘Deja Vu’ is not only the title of the album but also the title of a song of it. This classic French quote portrays the events we see already coming but can’t be saved from them. They will repeat cause some things are written in stone”.

Fighter V burst onto the scene in 2019. Born in Hergiswil, Switzerland, the band draws deep inspiration from classic 1980s hard-rock and arena-rock giants like Whitesnake, Journey, Survivor, and Bon Jovi – channeling that vintage energy into modern melodic rock anthems.

Their debut album, “Fighter” (2019), recorded in Sweden with producer Jona Tee (H.E.A.T), delivered 12 tracks of keyboard-driven riffs and old-school rock hooks, quickly establishing the band as one of Europe’s most promising new melodic rock acts.

In 2024 they returned with “Heart of the Young”, featuring a refreshed lineup led by vocalist Emmo Acar, embracing a renewed but faithful homage to ’80s-era anthemic rock.

Now, with “Deja Vu”, Fighter V embark on a new chapter – their first album to be released through Frontiers Records, a pivotal step that brings their sound to a wider global audience. The record is both a nostalgic nod to their roots and a bold evolution: expect the band’s signature blend of stadium-ready riffs, soaring melodies, harmony-rich vocals, and shimmering keyboard textures, now sharpened by matured songwriting and heightened production.

“Deja Vu” is more than a title – it’s a powerful, time-bending ride through the golden age of rock, reimagined by a band reaching new heights.

Pre-order & pre-save “Deja Vu” here.

Tracklist:
1. Raging Heartbeat
2. Victory
3. Made for a Heartache
4. Foolish Heart
5. Deja Vu
6. Stand By Your Side
7. All Your Love
8. Hold The Time
9. For All This Time
10. Break Those Limits
11. Victim of Changes

The band is also gearing up for the co-headlining “Bite And Fight” tour with Snakebite, across Germany and Switzerland next month. For the full list of dates, please see below.

Live Shows 2026:
06.02 – Lichtenfels (DE)
07.02 – München (DE)
13.02 – Oberhausen (DE)
14.02 – Hamburg (DE)
20.02 – Waldbronn (DE)
21.02 – Frankfurt (DE)
27.02 – Nürnberg (DE)
28.02 – Aarburg (CH)

Tickets here.

Line-up:
Emmo Acar – Vocals
Lobe Valentin – Guitar
Lucien Egloff – Drums
Roman Stalder – Bass

Weblinks:
www.fighter-v.com
www.facebook.com/fightervofficial

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