The Weeknd’s Hurry Up Tomorrow Arrives with Lana Del Rey, Travis Scott, Future & More

The Weeknd has finally released Hurry Up Tomorrow, the highly anticipated final chapter of his After Hours trilogy. Dropped on Thursday night, the 22-track album is a culmination of his signature sonic storytelling, featuring collaborations with an impressive lineup of artists, including Lana Del Rey, Travis Scott, Future, Florence + the Machine, and Playboi Carti.

Clocking in at nearly 90 minutes, the project not only serves as a musical milestone but also signals the possible end of the “Weeknd” persona as fans know it.

Star-Studded Collaborations and Tracklist For A Spectacular Conclusion to the ‘After Hours’ Saga

While streaming platforms initially lacked detailed credits, a representative for The Weeknd confirmed the presence of numerous high-profile collaborations. Lana Del Rey lends her ethereal vocals to The Abyss, while Travis Scott and Florence + the Machine join forces on Reflections Laughing.

Playboi Carti appears on Timeless, and Future delivers his signature flow on Enjoy The Show. Legendary producer Giorgio Moroder also contributes to the album on Big Sleep, adding a nostalgic yet futuristic touch.

The full tracklist includes:

1. Wake Me Up (ft. Justice)
2. Cry For Me
3. I Can’t Fucking Sing
4. São Paulo (ft. Anitta)
5. Until We’re Skin & Bones
6. Baptized In Fear
7. Open Hearts
8. Opening Night
9. Reflections Laughing (ft. Florence + The Machine & Travis Scott)
10. Enjoy The Show (ft. Future)
11. Given Up On Me
12. I Can’t Wait To Get There
13. Timeless (ft. Playboi Carti)
14. Niagara Falls
15. Take Me Back To LA
16. Big Sleep (ft. Giorgio Moroder)
17. Give Me Mercy
18. Drive
19. The Abyss (ft. Lana Del Rey)
20. Red Terror
21. Without a Warning
22. Hurry Up Tomorrow

Album Delayed in Honor of Wildfire Victims

Originally set for release last week, Hurry Up Tomorrow was postponed in light of the devastating Los Angeles wildfires. The Weeknd chose to delay the launch out of respect for those affected, ensuring that proceeds from Take Me Back To LA go to the LA Regional Food Bank to aid victims.

Additionally, he donated $1 million to the LAFD Foundation, GoFundMe’s Wildfire Relief Fund, and the LA Regional Food Bank. As a further act of solidarity, he canceled a planned album release concert at Pasadena’s Rose Bowl.

A Seamless Transition and Possible Farewell

During an earlier interview, The Weeknd hinted at retiring both his name and persona, suggesting a new artistic chapter ahead. This theory gains weight with the album’s closing track, Hurry Up Tomorrow, which seamlessly transitions into High for This from his debut mixtape House of Balloons, creating a full-circle moment in his discography.

Album Performance and Future Film Adaptation

The artist made a high-profile appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live! on Thursday, performing Open Hearts. Additionally, several tracks from the album were teased during his October stadium concert at Estádio Morumbi in São Paulo, where Playboi Carti and Anitta made surprise guest appearances.

Adding to the excitement, Hurry Up Tomorrow will soon extend beyond music, with a film adaptation of the same name set to hit theaters on May 16, 2025. Directed by Trey Edward Schults, the movie stars The Weeknd alongside Jenna Ortega and Barry Keoghan.

With this release, The Weeknd has delivered a striking conclusion to his iconic trilogy, leaving fans eager to see what artistic direction he will take next.

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