Gracie Abrams will expand Daughter from Hell with five additional songs on November 20, led by the newly released “Here You Come, There You Go.”
Gracie Abrams is extending Daughter from Hell with a deluxe edition due November 20. The announcement arrived alongside “Here You Come, There You Go,” giving listeners one of the additions before the complete release. The new edition continues the cycle around her third studio album, which originally arrived July 17.
The official deluxe tracklist contains 21 songs. “Here You Come, There You Go” begins the added material after “Cold Goodbyes,” followed by “Lost In It,” “Crazy Girl,” “Love Letter” and “Out of Nowhere.” The CD edition comes in a red jewel case, with that special packaging offered as a one-time pressing.
Not every addition is making its first appearance. “Crazy Girl” previously accompanied a vinyl edition and is now headed to digital services, while Abrams introduced “Out of Nowhere” onstage at Glastonbury in 2025. Including them together gives those recordings a place within the expanded album. The official audio for the newly released single is available below.
Abrams made the original album with longtime collaborator Aaron Dessner. In her Apple Music interview, she described the value of routine and community during the writing process after touring The Secret of Us. She also discussed the gap between outward success and private emotional difficulty, a tension that informed “Look at My Life.” Those reflections place the deluxe release within the personal concerns already explored on the album.
The next live chapter is The Look at My Life Tour, beginning with two nights at Denver’s Ball Arena on December 2 and 3. Rachel Chinouriri is scheduled to support both shows. The dates put the opening performances less than two weeks after the deluxe album’s arrival, bringing the expanded release and the tour into the same late-year stretch.
Abrams’ official itinerary then continues through Oakland, Glendale and Los Angeles in December before further North American dates in 2027. The routing also includes European shows in the spring. For now, “Here You Come, There You Go” is available to hear ahead of November 20, when the five additions join the full album.
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