The achievement marks the US singer-songwriter’s second UK chart-topping album, following the success of 2024’s The Secret Of Us. With her 2023 debut Good Riddance having peaked at Number 3, Abrams maintains a flawless record of Top 5 releases. The new album also dominates the physical market, claiming Number 1 on the Official Vinyl Albums Chart after selling the most copies on wax over the past week.
She's surprising fans with two more new songs, "Out of Nowhere" and "Love Letter." More new music from Gracie Abrams is arriving Sunday night (July 19). After unleashing new album Daughter From Hell on Friday, the singer-songwriter announced there are two additional tracks from the DFH sessions that fans will get to hear. Though they didn’t make the cut on the standard version of the album, “Out of Nowhere” and “Love Letter” are being made available as bonus tracks.
Hey SURPRISE
Daughter from Hell (Bonus Tracks) with OUT OF NOWHERE and LOVE LETTER will be available to download tonight at 6pm PT on iTunes for a limited time if you can believe it
I’m so moved to hear from those of you who are connecting with the record so far
Really truly your… pic.twitter.com/IUBVSdrqSi— Gracie Abrams (@gracieabrams) July 19, 2026
Knives. So many knives. Gracie Abrams' third album is like a cutlery drawer full of daggers.
They're stuck in her back, waiting to be twisted by a two-faced friend. She's "cut to the bone" by the careless words of a lover. Abrams even has a song called The Knife, where she proclaims she'll live with a blade "in my side", as an act of defiance.
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"They're daring me to pull it out / I'll probably keep it for a lifetime."
Her lyrics are equally sharp and penetrating. The album has a broad theme of responsibility, as Abrams accepts blame for her mistakes, without letting others off the hook.
Abrams' record is called Daughter From Hell, a reference to her rebellious teenage years, and it arrives to a flurry of anticipation.
The 26-year-old has been making introspective, confessional pop since the end of the 2010s, but her career really took off with the release of her debut album, Good Riddance in 2023. That year, she supported Taylor Swift on the Eras tour, and won a Grammy nomination for best new artist.
Gracie Abrams stopped by The Tonight Show to perform her song “Minibar” and to chat with host Jimmy Fallon about her new album, Daughter From Hell. The singer took the late-night show stage, illuminated with a brilliant red backdrop, and offered an impassioned take on the song.
Daughter From Hell, out today, was produced by the National’s Aaron Dessner, who also produced Abrams’ first two albums Good Riddance and The Secret of Us. Since the singer-songwriter unveiled the album in May, she’s released two upbeat singles about crashing out, “Hit the Wall,” and “Look at My Life,” the latter of which became an instant fan-favorite. Her performance on The Tonight Show marks the TV debut of “Minibar.”
Abrams told Fallon that the album’s is a reflection of how she was a child. “I was brutal,” she admitted. “I wrote the title track of the album, that song was the last one that I wrote for the album. It is a decades overdue apology to my mom, basically. Sorry, Mom. I don’t think I’m a wildly unique case. I just think the inevitable friction of being a child and growing into yourself and being a defiant person, it can be turbulent. And it was. So this is a thank you note to her.”
The musician discussed opening for Taylor Swift and her upcoming return to tour. She also recounted spotting Paul McCartney in the crowd during Glastonbury.
“We’re on stage [and] there’s a section that your friends and family watch from, like the wings of the stage,” she recalled. “I looked out and I was like, ‘God, what a beautiful moment.’ And I was like, ‘I gotta go find my brothers and my dad’ and I looked up and it was Paul McCartney up there. Which was so nauseating. I was like, ‘No, you’re not.'”
Later this year, Abrams will hit the road for the Look at My Life Tour, which kicks off in Denver, Colorado, on Dec. 2. To say that the singer is excited for the live trek is an understatement. “We’re baaaaaack!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,” Abrams wrote on social media after the announcement. “I HAVE MISSED YOU AND I LOVE YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!”
