Gracie Abrams releases her highly anticipated third studio album, Daughter from Hell, via Interscope Records.

GRAMMY-nominated singer-songwriter, Gracie Abrams, releases her highly anticipated third studio album, Daughter from Hell, via Interscope Records.

Written and produced by Gracie alongside longtime collaborator Aaron Dessner, Daughter from Hell captures the uncertainty, growth, and emotional turbulence of life in one’s twenties. The album portrays a formative chapter that feels both deeply personal and widely universal. Grounded in emotional honesty and meticulous storytelling, the album finds Gracie embracing the complexity of growing up. Early reviews praised Abrams and the new album with Rolling Stone giving the album 4.5 stars and declaring "it's her best album yet, 16 tracks that sparkle with angst, beauty, and all the baggage that comes with adulthood.” Associated Press heralded, “by employing a broader array of instruments and production styles, the resulting 16 tracks live up to the bigger arenas she now fills.” in its 4 out of 5 star review.

The album was ushered in by the lead single “Hit the Wall," in May alongside an official video directed by Renell Medrano - listen HERE and watch HERE. Following its release, “Hit the Wall” debuted at #35 at Top 40 Radio and #38 at Hot AC, while earning Gracie’s highest Spotify streaming debut to date with 3.9M in under 24-hours. The single currently has amassed over 123 million streams to date. Gracie released the second single “Look at My Life," last month in tandem with an official video directed by Mitch Ryan - listen HERE and watch HERE.

Album release week kicked off on Sunday with a glowing profile with CBS Sunday Morning where Abrams sat down with CBS’ Tracy Smith to talk about the new album and her rise to superstardom - see the piece here. On Tuesday night, Gracie returned to New York City’s iconic Bowery Ballroom, where she last played in 2022, for a special intimate show in partnership with Capital One, where she performed some of the album’s new tracks as well as fan favorites. The set list included “Hit the Wall,” “I Love You, I’m Sorry,” “Daughter from Hell,” “Minibar,” and “That’s So True” among others. Rolling Stone highlighted “we know she can make even the biggest arenas feel personal and intimate, but it’s clear that Abrams really shines in the tiniest of rooms, making real-time connections with her fans.” Tonight, Gracie returns to The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon to perform the album’s focus track, “Minibar,” and joins Fallon as a chat guest to talk about the new album.

Daughter from Hell comes two years after the release of Gracie’s sophomore album, The Secret of Us. The album earned Gracie her first ever #1 in the UK, Australia and the Netherlands and debuted at #2 on the Billboard 200. The deluxe album featured seven additional songs including “That’s So True,” which shot up to #6 on the Billboard Hot 100 and marked Gracie’s first entry in the top 10.

Later this year, Abrams will embark on The Look at My Life Tour with the North American dates presented by Capital One. Promoted by Live Nation, the 64 date tour kicks off in Denver, CO on December 2 and will hit major cities across North America including Boston, Chicago, Nashville, Toronto and Los Angeles with four nights at the Kia Forum before wrapping with four nights at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, NY on March 20. Following the North American leg, Gracie will bring the tour to Europe in April starting in Paris, FR followed by stops across Europe including Amsterdam, Dublin, Manchester, and Milan before wrapping in Barcelona, ES on May 28. Gracie will also be playing four nights at the iconic O2 in London. See full routing below.

DAUGHTER FROM HELL TRACKLIST

1. Hit the Wall

2. Death Wish

3. The Knife

4. Daughter from Hell

5. Look at My Life

6. Good Reason

7. Men Like You

8. Sober

9. Broke My Heart

10. Mews

11. Minibar

12. Imaginary Friend

13. Afflictions

14. Humming

15. What If It’s Right? (feat. Marcus Mumford)

16. Cold Goodbyes

ABOUT GRACIE ABRAMS

Since making her debut in 2019, Gracie Abrams has emerged as one of the most compelling singer-songwriters of her generation. Penning her first song at age eight, she went on to amass a devoted following with EPs minor (2020) and This Is What It Feels Like (2021), before embarking on a sold-out North American tour in 2022. Her debut album, Good Riddance (2023), sparked another headline tour that sold out in under one hour and earned Abrams the highly-coveted nomination for Best New Artist at the 66th Annual GRAMMY Awards. Abrams then toured with Taylor Swift as the opening act on select dates of the blockbuster Eras Tour.

In 2024, Abrams released her sophomore album The Secret of Us, which became her first #1 album in the UK, Australia, and the Netherlands, and debuted at #2 on the Billboard 200. Its breakout single “Close To You” marked her first solo Billboard Hot 100 debut, while “us.” featuring Taylor Swift earned Abrams her second GRAMMY nod, this time for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance. Its deluxe track “That’s So True” reached #1 on the US Spotify chart, entered Spotify’s Billions Club with over 1.5 billion streams, and became her first Billboard Hot 100 Top 10 hit. Abrams spent 2024 on The Secret of Us world tour, and 2025 on The Secret of Us Deluxe Tour, her first solo North American arena run.

Outside of music, Abrams was recently named a house ambassador for Chanel, fronting the brand’s Spring-Summer 2025 Pre-Collection campaign before being unveiled as a muse for its COCO CRUSH collection. As her artistry continues to evolve, Abrams is set to make her acting debut in the upcoming A24 film Please and will be releasing her third album Daughter from Hell on July 17th.