November 2026 is shaping up to be a major month for new music. Dove Cameron, Lil Baby, Alanis Morissette, ATEEZ, U2, Snoh Aalegra and Gracie Abrams are among the artists preparing to release new projects.
Cameron is finally delivering her debut studio album after years of delays, U2 are returning with their first collection of original material in nine years, and Abrams is expanding the album that earned her first No. 1 on the Billboard 200. Here’s what to expect from the most anticipated albums arriving in November.
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Final Girl – Dove Cameron (November 6)
After years of delays and multiple reportedly shelved versions, Dove Cameron is finally releasing her debut studio album, Final Girl, on November 6 through Disruptor/Columbia. The 11-track project follows her 2023 EP Alchemical: Volume 1.
Preceded by “When in Rome” in September and “Do the Math” in October, the record explores darker, more confessional territory. Its tracklist includes “Silver Screen Baby,” “Emerald,” “Skin Over Bone” and “Maybe Heaven Is a Jazz Club,” with Cameron describing the material as messier and less commercial than some of her previous work.
Fresh – Lil Baby (November 6)
Lil Baby returns with his fifth studio album, Fresh, arriving November 6 through Quality Control/Motown. The 17-track release follows Wham, which topped the Billboard 200 in 2025, and the transitional mixtape The Leaks.
Among its biggest draws is “Dead Fresh,” produced by Pharrell Williams and already making an impact on radio and the Billboard Hot 100. The album also features “All My Patnas,” a major collaboration with Future, Young Thug and Rylo Rodriguez, who additionally appears on “In Your Head.” Much of the remaining tracklist is built around solo performances, including “Top Uh It,” “Mr. Do Something,” “Burnt Shit” and “Like a Brat.”
Good Weather for Immaculate Conception – Alanis Morissette (November 6)
Alanis Morissette is entering the holiday music conversation with Good Weather for Immaculate Conception, her first full-length Christmas album. Released November 6 through Epiphany/Virgin, the 14-track collection brings together seasonal standards, personal interpretations and two original songs: “To an Empath at Christmas Time” and “Christmas on the Dancefloor.”
The tracklist includes “O Holy Night,” “What Child Is This?,” “Ave Maria,” “Little Drummer Boy,” Joni Mitchell’s “River” and Wham!’s “Last Christmas.” The guest list is equally notable, featuring Brandi Carlile and Steve Martin on “Beautiful Star of Bethlehem,” Martin Short on “Merry Christmas,” Joy Oladokun on “Silent Night” and Amythyst Kiah on “Momma Mary.” The UK-based professional trans choir Trans Voices also appears on “O Tannenbaum.”
Golden Hour: Part.6 – ATEEZ (November 13)
ATEEZ continue their Golden Hour series with their 15th mini album, Golden Hour: Part.6, arriving November 13 at 2 p.m. KST. The five-track release follows Golden Hour: Part.5, which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, raising expectations for the group’s next chapter.
The EP features “ANEMIA,” “DRIP,” “UP,” “FAITH” and “Hollow Victory,” with “UP” serving as the title track. Pre-release single “DRIP,” released October 23, introduced a darker direction built around heavy bass, trap production and assertive lyrics. The group’s in-house production team leads much of the creative work, while members Hongjoong and Mingi contribute rap performances.
Carnaval de Luz – U2 (November 13)
U2 are preparing their first album of new original material since 2017’s Songs of Experience. Titled Carnaval de Luz, the 12-track project arrives November 13 through Island Records, coinciding with the band’s 50th year. Produced by Jacknife Lee, the record explores spirituality, friendship, freedom and resilience.
The album opens with “Go (Carnaval de Luz)” and includes the short, surf-punk-influenced “Silencio” and “The Greatest Show on Earth.” Its closing track, “Torn,” features Dolly Parton in what is described as her final recorded vocal, with Daniel Lanois contributing pedal steel. Rosalía appears on “The Mirror Maker,” Brian Eno co-wrote and played synthesizers on multiple tracks, and Martin Garrix co-wrote “Glorify.” Deluxe editions will also incorporate material from the band’s 2026 EPs Days of Ash and Easter Lily. U2 have already announced a supporting 2027 tour, The Greatest Show on Earth, giving the album a major live chapter ahead.
Legendary Love – Snoh Aalegra (November 13)
Five years after her previous full-length release, Snoh Aalegra returns with Legendary Love on November 13 through Stem. The 13-track album draws from a significant relationship that shaped two and a half years of writing and recording, resulting in an intimate collection focused on heartbreak, attachment and the lasting effects of love.
Musically, Aalegra leans into ’80s R&B textures, vintage synthesizers and drum machines while retaining the soulful delivery that defines her work. Released singles include “Karma,” “I Love You” and the earlier teaser “Run Free.”
Daughter from Hell (Deluxe) – Gracie Abrams (November 20)
Gracie Abrams closes out November’s major releases with Daughter from Hell (Deluxe), arriving November 20. The expanded edition adds five songs to the original 16-track album, bringing the total to 21. Released in July 2026, Daughter from Hell became Abrams’ first No. 1 on the Billboard 200, making the deluxe edition an opportunity to extend the album’s run while giving fans more material.
The additional tracks are “Here You Come, There You Go,” “Lost In It,” “Crazy Girl,” “Love Letter” and “Out of Nowhere.” The first, produced with Jim-E Stack and Amy Allen, has already been released as the lead single, while “Crazy Girl” was previously available exclusively on vinyl. The expanded album arrives shortly before Abrams launches her Look at My Life Tour in early December.
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