Gracie Abrams
Daughter From Hell
Interscope
Released 07/17/26

  
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Gracie Abrams has unveiled her third studio album Daughter From Hell, which follows her 2024 breakout LP The Secret Of Us. Co-produced by Abrams and The National’s Aaron Dessner, the album is preceded by the official singles “Hit The Wall” and “Look At My Life.”

“Just how it is in any household, I think there’s so much going down all the time, you’re sometimes fighting to find your own lane, and for me that included a total rejection of being around my family,” Abrams confides, alluding to the album’s title, during a recent interview with The New York Times’ Popcast. “I would sometimes put myself in positions that were actually unsafe that I think I probably thought I was hiding more successfully than I was.”

To support the album’s arrival, Abrams will embark upon The Look At My Life Tour that commences December 2nd in Denver and concludes May 28th in Barcelona.

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