Album GuideEva Waxenberg3 min read
Dove Cameron's debut album Final Girl is out today: 11 songs, eight years in the making
After years of delays and a rewrite, Dove Cameron's first full album lands today on Disruptor and Columbia with 11 tracks, two singles and a tour opening slot.

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Dove Cameron's debut album, Final Girl, is out today, 6 November 2026, on Disruptor and Columbia. It has 11 songs and arrives after one of the longer waits in recent pop: she has said the record has been in the works since around 2018, when she signed to Columbia, and that it was finished more than once before being reworked.
If the name is new to you: Cameron came up as a Disney Channel actor, then turned singer with the 2023 EP Alchemical: Volume 1, whose song "Boyfriend" went viral on TikTok and climbed into the US Billboard Hot 100 top 20. Final Girl is the first time she has had a full-length album to build a story with.
What is on it
The tracklist, in order: "Silver Screen Baby", "Emerald", "When in Rome", "Good on You", "Do the Math", "Hot Girl", "Skin Over Bone", "Hands of Man", "Breaks Open", "Immortalized" and "Maybe Heaven Is a Jazz Club".
Two songs came out ahead of the album. "When in Rome" arrived in September, and the album title appeared at the end of its video. "Do the Math" followed on 23 October as the second single. Both sit mid-album, at tracks three and five. An earlier single, "Hello My Old Lover", was marketed as a lead-in but is not on the final tracklist.
We have not found full production credits published for the album yet, so we are not going to guess at them. Once the credits are public we will update this guide.
How to hear it, and where she is next
The album is on all streaming services today, and signed vinyl and other physical formats are available from her online shop.
Cameron also starts a run today as opening act on Sombr's You Are the Reason tour. The 13 dates include Indianapolis, Detroit, Washington D.C., Toronto, Boston and two nights at Madison Square Garden in New York, where the tour ends on 24 November. It is a useful shop window: a debut album and a stage of thousands of strangers on the same night.
We will say what we think of the record once the desk has properly lived with it. For now, this is the map: 11 tracks, two singles, and an artist finally releasing the album she started writing before most of her fans knew her as a singer.
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