"Here You Come,There You Go" Released:October 29,2026
Daughter from Hell is the third studio album by the American singer-songwriter Gracie Abrams,released on July 17,2026 by Interscope Records. It serves as the follow-up to her second studio album,The Secret of Us (2024). The album's lead single,"Hit the Wall",was released on May 14,2026,followed by the second and third singles,"Look at My Life" and "Good Reason",on June 25 and July 24 respectively. To support the album,Abrams will embark on the Look at My Life Tour,which begins in December 2026 and is set to conclude in May 2027.[3] A deluxe edition is expected to be released on November 20,2026,with the lead single "Here You Come,There You Go" released on October 29.[4]
Following the release of her 2024 album The Secret of Us,Abrams debuted new material during the Secret of Us Tour in early 2025,performing unreleased songs including "Death Wish","Cold Goodbyes","Crazy Girl",and "In Between".[5][6] She also premiered the song "Out of Nowhere" live during her set at the Glastonbury Festival 2025.[7]
In an interview with People on January 7,2026,she first spoke about her upcoming third studio album,saying that she was "beyond ready for [the album] to belong to everyone else". She said she had "never felt this way about anything" she had made before,which was "driving [her] crazy". Regarding the anticipation surrounding the album,she said she "loved the feeling" but also felt "kind of calm" about it,instead appreciating the time she had spent with the record and the people she worked with.[8]
Starting in March 2026,Abrams regularly shared glimpses on her Instagram,including photos of herself,moments with collaborators like Aaron Dessner and Bella Blasko,and a leather-bound journal marked with the number "3" and a sticker reading "witch".[9] Additionally,some of the stickers in her gallery featured the abbreviation "DFH". On April 20,she posted a snippet of a song playing on her phone to her Instagram.[10] On May 1,2026,she revealed that the lead single,"Hit the Wall",would be released on May 14 at 9 p.m. PST,sharing its accompanying artwork as well.[11] On May 11,she revealed the album title,artwork,and release date on Instagram,announcing that it will feature 16 songs.[12] On June 17,2026,she revealed the album tracklist on Instagram,with art that features a black-and-white image of Abrams.[13] The next day,"Crazy Girl" was announced as the bonus track for the Target special edition vinyl via Gracie Abrams HQ on Instagram.[14][15] She previously premiered the song live during her set at BST Hyde Park 2025.[16]
According to the review aggregatorMetacritic,Daughter from Hell received "generally favorable reviews" based on aweighted average score of 63 out of 100 from 10 critic scores.[18] The review aggregator AnyDecentMusic? gave the album a weighted average score of 5.7 out of 10 from thirteen critic scores.[17]
Elise Ryan in the Associated Press wrote that Daughter from Hell "finds Abrams in a darker place than her previous two records" but the album's tracks are able to "live up to the bigger arenas she now fills" through a broader array of instrumentation and production. Ryan pointed to "Humming" as "beautiful" and the "most ambitious" track lyrically on the album.[20]
In a negative review for The Guardian,Laura Snapes characterized Daughter from Hell as melodramatic and unable to live up to its title,with the "grandeur" of the title track's instrumentation "starkly highlight[ing] the genericness of the record’s centrepiece". Snapes wrote that while "there's a lot of poetic licence involved in dramatising these mature revelations," "the dissonance between Abrams' goth-coded emotional turbulence and the music's insistent,quivering prettiness is the real uncrackable case," which makes the album "bloodless" for Snapes.[23]
Commercial performance
In the United States,Daughter from Hell debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 with first-week sales of 124,000 album-equivalent units. It sales figure consisted of 77,000 pure sales,46,500 streaming-equivalent units (translated from 47.27 million streams),and 500 track-equivalent units. The album also placed at number one on Top Album Sales,and number six on Top Streaming Albums.[28]
In the United Kingdom,the album debuted at number one on the UK Albums Chart. According to Music Week,the album earned 30,897 album-equivalent units in its first week in the country:10,920 CD sales,6,012 vinyl sales,4,819 cassette sales,1,114 digital sales,and 8,032 streaming-equivalent albums.[29]
Track listing
All tracks are produced by Gracie Abrams and Aaron Dessner,except where noted.
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