Gracie Abrams is expanding her third studio album, “Daughter From Hell,” with a deluxe edition featuring five additional songs. The announcement follows several days of cryptic social media posts that prompted fans to speculate about new music, with the singer-songwriter building anticipation ahead of the release of her new single “Here You Come, There You Go,”written with collaborators Jim-E Stack and Amy Allen.
Among the tracks fans hope to hear on the deluxe edition of ‘Daughter From Hell’ are “Out of Nowhere,” “Love Letter” and “Crazy Girl.” Abrams initially made the first two songs available as limited-time digital downloads shortly after the original album’s July release, while “Crazy Girl” has appeared in select live performances and on an exclusive Target vinyl edition. Fans have also speculated about a new collaboration with longtime songwriting partner Audrey Hobert, although the complete five-song tracklist should be confirmed through official release information.
“Daughter From Hell,” dropped July 17 through Interscope Records, contains 16 tracks and was produced primarily with longtime collaborator Aaron Dessner. The album earned Abrams her first No. 1 debut on the Billboard 200, marking a major milestone following 2024’s “The Secret of Us,” whose deluxe edition included the hit “That’s So True.”
In addition, Abrams’ Look at My Life Tour is scheduled to begin Dec. 2 in Denver, with North American dates followed by European performances in 2027.
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