Gracie Abrams just gave you a new breakup song for the weekend. Then she’s playing it on live TV on Halloween.
Her new single “Here You Come, There You Go” is out now. It’s the first taste of Daughter From Hell (Deluxe), which adds five new songs and arrives Nov. 20.
The song was produced by Jim-E Stack and co-written with Amy Allen. If that name rings a bell, Allen is one of the writers behind Sabrina Carpenter’s “Espresso.”
- New song
- “Here You Come, There You Go”
- Deluxe album
- Daughter From Hell (Deluxe), 5 new songs, Nov. 20
- Credits
- Produced by Jim-E Stack, co-written with Amy Allen
- SNL
- Sat., Oct. 31, 11:30 p.m. ET on NBC, next day on Peacock
- Host
- Inde Navarrette, her first time hosting
Her biggest year yet
Daughter From Hell came out in July and opened at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with 124,000 units. It was Gracie’s first No. 1 album and the biggest debut of her career.
The new song is about an ex who keeps coming back after you’ve moved on. “It reminded me of being in elementary school or middle school or high school and finding the band that really caught my attention,” Gracie told Apple Music.
Saturday is the Halloween episode, live from 30 Rock, with Inde Navarrette hosting. It’s Gracie’s second time as SNL’s musical guest.
Costume party or couch, you’ll want to see this one. Keep it locked to WLIT.FM.
Source: Rolling Stone, Billboard, Just Jared, NBC. Photo: the CwE / CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
