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Gracie Abrams Announces Daughter from Hell (Deluxe) Album Out November 20

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Today, GRAMMY® nominated singer-songwriter Gracie Abrams announces the deluxe version of her third studio album, Daughter from Hell, out November 20. Daughter from Hell (Deluxe) will have 5 additional songs including “Out of Nowhere” which became a fan favorite after Gracie debuted the song live at her Glastonbury performance in 2025 and “Crazy Girl,” featured on the vinyl exclusive and will now be available digitally for the first time.

In tandem with the announcement, Gracie released her new single “Here You Come, There You Go” off the upcoming deluxe album. The single is featured on the cover of Apple Music’s New Music Daily with Zane Lowe and Gracie spoke with Zane about the track and deluxe album this morning on The Zane Lowe Show. “Hit the Wall,” “Look at My Life,” and her newest single “Here You Come, There You Go” will be available on iTunes as instant grat tracks for anyone who pre-orders the deluxe album on iTunes.

Originally released in July, Daughter from Hell became Gracie’s first ever No. 1 debut on the Billboard 200 and internationally, it claimed the top spot in the UK, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Netherlands, Ireland, and New Zealand. Upon release, Rolling Stone gave the album a glowing 4.5 out of 5 stars review and Associated Press gave it 4 stars.

“Her vocals sound stronger and more intentional than ever before, with the sonic highlights of many of the songs being her own ethereal harmonies stacked powerfully on top of each other.” – Billboard
“it’s the best thing she’s ever done” – NPR
“Daughter From Hell contains some of the best songs of Abrams’s career” – Pitchfork
“It’s her best album yet, with songs that sparkle with angst, beauty and all the baggage that comes with adulthood.” – Rolling Stone
“Abrams knows her best weapon is her songwriting” – Rolling Stone

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. Daughter from Hell comes two years after the release of Gracie’s sophomore album, The Secret of Us.

This weekend, Gracie will return to Saturday Night Live as the musical guest (Saturday, October 31). Next up, she 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 at Ball Arena and will hit major cities across North America, including Atlanta’s State Farm Arena on February 23 and 24, before bringing the tour to Europe in April starting in Paris, FR.

DAUGHTER FROM HELL (DELUXE) TRACK LIST

  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
  17. Here You Come, There You Go
  18. Lost In It
  19. Crazy Girl
  20. Love Letter
  21. Out of Nowhere
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Alex Warren Adds His Biggest Manchester Show Yet and a New Year’s Eve Residency in Las Vegas

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Alex Warren’s calendar keeps getting bigger. The Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter has announced he will headline Manchester’s Heaton Park on Friday, July 2, 2027 — his biggest show in the city to date — while back home he will close out 2026 with a two-night New Year’s engagement at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas on December 30 and 31.

The Heaton Park date, announced on October 23, lands in the middle of his Finding More Family On The Road tour of the UK and Europe next summer, joining new stops at Blenheim Palace Festival in Oxfordshire on June 27 and Figueira da Foz in Portugal on July 18. The run opens in Cardiff on June 20 and includes Belfast, Dublin, Glasgow and Exeter before two nights at London’s Crystal Palace Park on July 3 and 4. Warren has partnered with PLUS1 so that £1/€1 from every ticket goes to local organizations supporting children and their health, specifically children’s hospitals in the communities where he performs. Tickets for the new dates go on general sale Friday, October 30.

Before any of that, Las Vegas gets the year’s final word. The Colosseum stand — reported widely this week — puts Warren in one of the most prestigious rooms in American live music for New Year’s Eve, the kind of booking usually reserved for legacy superstars. It caps a year in which his Finding Family on the Road tour expanded across North America and into Asia, Australia and New Zealand.

The live announcements follow his second album, Wildchild, released in August. The deeply personal record looks back at his childhood and the experiences that shaped him, and features Nile Rodgers on “Emerald Eyes” and John Mayer on its closing title track. It topped charts in several countries, including the UK and the US.

All of it rests on the song that changed everything. “Ordinary,” Warren’s breakthrough single, is now seven-times platinum, spent 10 weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and 13 weeks atop the UK chart, finished as the top-selling song of 2025, and has passed two billion streams. His catalogue has amassed more than 11 billion streams overall. A singer who started out posting videos is now booking stadiums and New Year’s Eve in Vegas — and the dates are still being added.

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