Gracie Abrams Expands 'Daughter From Hell' With Five New Tracks
Gracie Abrams announces 'Daughter From Hell (Deluxe),' out Nov. 20 with five new songs, new single 'Here You Come, There You Go,' ahead of SNL and her Denver tour launch.

Programme
- Daughter From Hell (Deluxe) is set for release on Nov. 20
- The deluxe adds five new songs to the original 16-track album
- New single 'Here You Come, There You Go' was produced by Jim-E Stack and co-written with Amy Allen
- Abrams returns as musical guest on Saturday Night Live this Saturday
- The Look at My Life Tour kicks off in Denver on Dec. 2
Gracie Abrams will release Daughter From Hell (Deluxe) on Nov. 20, expanding her third studio album with five new songs on top of the original 16.
The singer-songwriter previewed the project with a new single, "Here You Come, There You Go." Jim-E Stack produced the track, and Abrams co-wrote it with Amy Allen. The song pushes her sound toward rock: "Why don't you break my heart, make it new? / What the hell can I do?" Abrams sings over a clutter of guitars.
Abrams teased the track on Wednesday in an Instagram post. "I love this song so. much. and writing it with @jimestack and @amyallen made me feel like a kid. I am so excited and I hope you enjoy," she wrote.
What does the deluxe edition actually add?
The core album stays intact at 16 songs. The deluxe appends five more, and their origins vary — which matters for fans who already own pieces of this material.
- "Here You Come, There You Go" — the new single, newly written with Amy Allen and Jim-E Stack
- "Crazy Girl" — previously a vinyl-exclusive song, now on the wider edition
- "Love Letter" and "Out of Nowhere" — previously available only as download-only bonus tracks
That reshuffling is the real mechanism here: the deluxe consolidates scattered, format-limited releases into one canonical 21-track list. Listeners who didn't buy the vinyl or catch the downloads get the complete version for the first time.
Abrams has framed the album as a portrait of a specific, unstable decade of life. "The theme to me is trying to paint an accurate picture of all of these different versions of who you are in this decade when you are sort of one foot in a past life and one foot in the future," she told Rolling Stone for her cover story with the magazine.
The full track list
The 21-song deluxe edition runs:
- "Hit the Wall"
- "Death Wish"
- "The Knife"
- "Daughter from Hell"
- "Look at My Life"
- "Good Reason"
- "Men Like You"
- "Sober"
- "Broke My Heart"
- "Mews"
- "Minibar"
- "Imaginary Friend"
- "Afflictions"
- "Humming"
- "What If It's Right?" (feat. Marcus Mumford)
- "Cold Goodbyes"
- "Here You Come, There You Go"
- "Lost In It"
- "Crazy Girl"
- "Love Letter"
- "Out of Nowhere"
A packed release calendar
The deluxe arrives inside a busy stretch for Abrams. This Saturday she returns as musical guest on Saturday Night Live. Two weeks later, on Dec. 2, she launches the Look at My Life Tour in Denver.
The sequencing is deliberate in a familiar way: a televised performance, a deluxe drop and a tour opening all land within roughly a month. It's the standard major-label playbook for converting a big fourth quarter into sustained chart presence — the deluxe edition gives streaming audiences a reason to replay the album just as ticket buyers see her live.
For fans, the practical upshot is simple: Nov. 20 is the date when every stray Daughter From Hell track, vinyl-exclusive or download-only, finally lives in one place.
Source: Rolling Stone Music
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