Gracie Abrams returned to Saturday Night Live with “Hit the Wall” and “Here You Come, There You Go” on the Halloween episode hosted by Inde Navarrette. The October 31 US broadcast took place on November 1 in Turkey, bringing the forthcoming Daughter from Hell deluxe edition to a television audience.
Source: David Lee / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0. Gracie Abrams at Neumos, Seattle, March 2022; cropped archive photograph, not the SNL performance.
Abrams used two looks drawn from Baz Luhrmann's Romeo + Juliet: angel wings for the first song, then a Hawaiian shirt and metallic sleeves for the second. Universal Music Japan's November 2 report confirms both performances and the film homage. This was her second appearance as the show's musical guest, following her December 2024 debut.
One television set spans the original album and its expansion
“Hit the Wall” opens the original album. “Here You Come, There You Go” begins the five-song addition on the official deluxe CD tracklist. It is followed by “Lost In It,” “Crazy Girl,” “Love Letter” and “Out of Nowhere.” The expanded sequence runs to 21 tracks.
The pairing gives the SNL set a clear release-calendar role: one established album song beside a song from the coming expansion. It also provides a point of comparison with Abrams's earlier career without turning an on-air performance into an album review.
The deluxe date and the CD date are not the same
The UK store description says the deluxe edition arrives November 20. On the same product page, the CD's release-date field reads January 8, 2027. The red jewel-case packaging is described as a one-time pressing. Buyers should read those product-specific details rather than assume the November date applies to that physical edition.
A preview song, a full album and a physical format can follow separate schedules. Our coverage of RIIZE's one-track album prologue and Robbie Williams's vinyl return follows those different kinds of release. Here, the new performance offers two songs to watch while the edition and format dates remain distinct.
