Gracie Abrams has revealed the tracklist for her upcoming album ‘Daughter From Hell‘.
The singer and daughter of director JJ Abrams is due to release her third studio album on July 17 via Interscope – visit here to pre-order. So far, she’s previewed the record with the enchanting single ‘Hit The Wall‘.
Now, Abrams has unveiled the tracklist for the album along with runtimes. Songs like ‘Death Wish’, ‘Broke My Heart’ and ‘What If It’s Right?’, will be on the tracklist, with Abrams calling the latter her “favourite” song on the record.
‘Minibar’ – co-written by friend Audrey Hobert – will also appear on the album. According to Spotify credits, closing track ‘Cold Goodbyes’ will feature Marcus Mumford of Mumford and Sons and is the longest song on the record.
Take a look at the full ‘Daughter From Hell’ tracklist below:
Gracie Abrams’ ‘Daughter From Hell’ tracklist is:
‘Hit the Wall’
‘Cold Goodbyes’
‘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’
Abrams has worked with The National‘s Aaron Dessner to produce ‘Daughter From Hell’.
On Instagram, Dessner wrote that he was “So so so so so beyond excited” to announce his work on Abram’s new album, and recalled how it had been six years since they first started working together.
“I’m deeply grateful for every song we have made and the way we have kept challenging ourselves and growing together as collaborators and friends, sometimes hitting the wall, and then pushing and breaking through,” he added.
In support of the album, Abrams will embark on ‘The Look At My Life’ tour in 2026-2027. Commencing in the US, the tour begins in Denver’s Ball Arena on December 2 before heading around North America throughout the following four months.
Following that, Abrams will jet off to Europe to begin the leg in Paris’ Accor Arena on April 8. She’s due to play three shows at Manchester’s Co-op Live, two in Glasgow’s OVO Hydro and four at London’s The O2. The tour concludes in Barcelona on May 28.
Rachel Chinouriri, Holly Humberstone, Del Water Gap, Charlotte Lawrence, Grace Ives, Bella Kay, Jensen McRae and The Japanese House will support Abrams in the US, while in Europe it will be Samia and Jake Minch.
Get your US tickets here, your UK tickets here, and see a list of full dates here.
Elsewhere, Gracie Abrams has confirmed her acting debut in the director of Babygirl‘s next film.