Gracie Abrams took the stage at Saturday Night Live over the weekend to deliver live performances of two selections from her newest studio album, Daughter from Hell.
According to Rolling Stone, the 27-year-old singer-songwriter opened her television set with Hit the Wall, the primary opening track from the project. She also used the live appearance to spotlight material tied to the record's forthcoming deluxe release, including the song Here You Come, There You Go.
The high-profile performance marks Abrams' second time appearing as a musical guest on the long-running NBC sketch comedy show, having previously made her broadcast debut in 2024 to support her studio project The Secret of Us.
Abrams noted that her latest music documents a period of significant personal and artistic maturation. She described the collection as capturing the intermediate phase of navigating young adulthood, attempting to represent evolving identities while balancing past experiences against future ambitions.
The television appearance continues the promotional push behind Daughter from Hell, highlighting Abrams' expanding repertoire ahead of the rollout for the expanded deluxe edition.