Rising pop star Alex Warren is officially ready to launch his first full-length studio album, You’ll Be Alright, Kid, this Friday, July 18, via Atlantic Records. Following the success of his 2024 EP You’ll Be Alright, Kid (Chapter 1), the highly anticipated album expands the emotional journey Warren began—with 10 brand-new tracks added to the original 11.
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The Path to You’ll Be Alright, Kid
Where Chapter 1 explored loss and grief, You’ll Be Alright, Kid finds Alex turning a corner—leaning into healing, strength, and forward movement. The project is deeply personal, co-written by Alex himself alongside Cal Shapiro and Mags Duval, and produced by Adam Yaron. The result is a 20-track LP that bridges heartbreak and hope. The LP arrives on the heels of the unstoppable success of “Ordinary,” which topped charts in over 20 countries—including the Billboard Hot 100 and the UK Singles Chart—where it became the longest-running No. 1 hit of the first half of the 2020s.
Tracklist and Collaborations
Alex Warren’s debut album is split into two parts. The first features 10 new tracks, while the second contains the songs from the original EP. Beyond “Ordinary,” Alex released two more singles: “Bloodline” and “On My Mind.” The former features vocals from Jelly Roll, while the latter is a duet with BLACKPINK’s ROSÉ. See the complete tracklist below:
Disc One
1. Eternity
2. The Outside
3. First Time on Earth
4. Bloodline (feat. Jelly Roll)
5. Never Be Far
6. Ordinary
7. Everything
8. Getaway Car
9. Who I Am
10. You Can’t Stop This
Disc Two
1. Burning Down
2. Catch My Breath
3. Carry You Home
4. Troubled Waters
5. Heaven Without You
6. Before You Leave Me
7. Save You a Seat
8. Chasing Shadows
9. Yard Sale
10. You’ll Be Alright, Kid
A Major Tour to Match
To support the album, Warren is hitting the road with his sold-out Cheaper Than Therapy Tour, which has already been extended to 62 dates across the globe. From intimate arenas in San Diego and Honolulu to major stops in Australia, New Zealand, and Europe, the tour wraps in Los Angeles this September.
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