Gracie Abrams announces Daughter From Hell deluxe with five extra songs

Gracie Abrams has announced an expanded edition of Daughter From Hell, with five additional songs arriving on 20 November 2026. The singer introduced the deluxe release on Thursday 29 October alongside a new single, Here You Come, There You Go.

The announcement extends the campaign for her third studio album, originally released in July. It also gives listeners fresh material ahead of her forthcoming arena tour, which will reach Manchester, Glasgow and London in spring 2027.

Gracie Abrams adds five songs to Daughter From Hell

The expanded tracklist brings the album to 21 songs. Its final section contains Here You Come, There You Go, Lost In It, Crazy Girl, Love Letter and Out of Nowhere, following the original record’s closing track, Cold Goodbyes.

As FEMMUSIC reports in its announcement coverage, Out of Nowhere has a particular connection with British fans: Abrams performed the song at Glastonbury in 2025. Crazy Girl, meanwhile, previously appeared as a vinyl-exclusive track and is now being made available digitally.

The distinction matters for listeners who have followed the album across different formats. The deluxe release gathers those songs into the album’s main running order, alongside the new single, rather than leaving the additional material scattered across separate versions.

A new collaboration for the lead single

Here You Come, There You Go was written with Amy Allen and Jim-E Stack, with Stack producing. NYLON’s report on the release describes its subject as the difficulty of refusing a former romantic interest who keeps returning.

That recurring attachment gives the song its central tension: someone can understand the pattern of a relationship without finding it easy to stop repeating it. The new track continues the album’s interest in complicated feelings, shifting self-perception and the uneven business of growing up.

Rolling Stone describes the single as moving towards a rock-influenced sound with electronic elements. Abrams also spoke enthusiastically about working with Allen and Stack when she previewed the release on social media earlier in the week.

The song therefore brings a different set of collaborators into the project. The original Daughter From Hell was written and produced by Abrams with her long-standing creative partner Aaron Dessner, continuing a relationship familiar to listeners from her earlier work.

A release before her next arena tour

The official Universal Music announcement places the deluxe album just ahead of The Look at My Life Tour. The run begins in Denver on 2 December, before travelling through North America and reaching Europe in April.

For UK audiences, the listed dates include Manchester’s Co-op Live on 22, 24 and 25 April, followed by Glasgow’s OVO Hydro on 27 and 28 April. London performances at The O2 are scheduled for 30 April and 1, 3 and 4 May. Samia is listed as support for those shows.

Those dates provide the next opportunity for British fans to hear this album era in an arena setting. Ticket availability should be checked through official listings, with the new music announcement itself making no promise that particular performances still have seats available.

The original running order remains in place, including the Marcus Mumford collaboration What If It’s Right?. The five additions sit together at the end, allowing the existing sequence to stand while giving returning listeners a clearly defined section of further songs to explore.

What happens next

Abrams is also due to return to Saturday Night Live as musical guest on Saturday 31 October, giving the announcement another major performance moment this weekend.

For now, Here You Come, There You Go is available to stream, while the full deluxe collection follows on Friday 20 November. With five extra tracks and a tour approaching, the expanded edition gives Daughter From Hell another chapter before its songs return to the stage.