Dove Cameron’s debut album Final Girl is out now — Friday, Nov. 6, 2026 — on Disruptor Records and Columbia Records. The 11-track project arrives the same day she opens Sombr’s You Are the Reason Tour in Indianapolis, ending an eight-year wait that started when she signed to Columbia around 2018. Here’s the full tracklist, what the singles sound like, and where you can see her live this month.
Is Final Girl Really Dove Cameron’s Debut Album?
Yes — as a full-length solo studio album. Cameron already has a long recording history, from Disney Channel soundtracks to the 2023 EP Alchemical: Volume 1 and a run of standalone singles. Billboard and Apple Music both present Final Girl as her debut full-length, meaning her first complete solo pop album rather than her first time on a record.
In February 2026, while promoting Prime Video’s 56 Days, she said she had been developing the album since shortly after signing with Columbia, and that it had been finished more than once before being rewritten for label approval, according to InMusic. That long road is why fans treat today’s release as a milestone, not just another single drop.
Final Girl Tracklist: All 11 Songs
Apple Music and Spotify list these 11 songs, totaling about 34 and a half minutes:
- “Silver Screen Baby”
- “Emerald”
- “When in Rome”
- “Good on You”
- “Do the Math”
- “Hot Girl”
- “Skin Over Bone”
- “Hands of Man”
- “Breaks Open”
- “Immortalized”
- “Maybe Heaven Is a Jazz Club”
Billboard’s New Music Friday guide describes the album as dramatic and soaring, ranging from softer moments like the ballad “Silver Screen Baby” and the raw “Immortalized” to uptempo dance-pop on “When in Rome” and heavier cuts like “Skin Over Bone” (listed as “Skin On Bone” in Billboard’s write-up). Apple Music’s editorial notes call out “When in Rome” as a synth-pop love song and flag “Hands of Man” and “Silver Screen Baby” among the more personal tracks.
Singles: “When in Rome” and “Do the Math”
Two songs arrived ahead of the album. “When in Rome” came out in September 2026; the end of its music video teased the title Final Girl, renewing interest in a project Cameron had previewed live while opening select U.K. and Ireland dates of Dua Lipa’s Radical Optimism Tour in 2025, InMusic reported.
“Do the Math” followed on Oct. 23 as the second single. Cameron has said the song sat in the vault for nearly five years before she finally released it. An earlier promotional single, “Hello My Old Lover,” was marketed as a lead-in but is not on the final tracklist.
What Does the Title “Final Girl” Mean?
In horror movies, the “final girl” is the survivor left standing at the end of the story. Cameron’s album title borrows that image for a pop record built after years of rewrites and delays. Billboard places the project in a busy New Music Friday that also includes Lil Baby’s Fresh, Kings of Leon’s O My Beloved, Rex Orange County’s Dream Fatigue and Jennie’s “Someone to Hold” for Netflix’s Steps — our guide to Jennie’s Someone to Hold on the Steps soundtrack covers that drop in detail.
How Final Girl Fits Cameron’s Career So Far
Most listeners still know Cameron from Disney Channel roles before her music breakthrough. Alchemical: Volume 1, released Dec. 1, 2023 through Disruptor and Columbia, explored love, grief and self-reflection. Its standout, “Boyfriend,” went viral on TikTok and reached the top 20 of the Billboard Hot 100. She followed that EP with singles including “Too Much,” “French Girls,” “Romeo,” “Whatever You Like,” “Hello My Old Lover” and “When in Rome.”
Final Girl is the first time she has a full album sequence to tell a longer story. That puts her in the same late-2026 conversation as other pop releases racing into awards season — including Olivia Rodrigo’s holiday single, which we broke down in our Olivia Rodrigo “Take Me Home (4 Christmas)” release guide. For the bigger awards picture, see our look at the 2027 Grammy nominations date, time and Album of the Year contenders.
Sombr Tour Dates: Where to See Dove Cameron Live
The album drops on the same day Cameron starts opening for Sombr on the You Are the Reason Tour. Melodic Magazine and Music Times place her support run from Nov. 6 through Nov. 24, 2026, across about 13 North American dates. The run opens at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis and includes Detroit, Washington, D.C., Toronto, Boston and two nights at Madison Square Garden in New York, where the announced support stretch ends on Nov. 24.
Ticketmaster’s Sombr listing for Indianapolis names Cameron and Hannah Jadagu on the bill; opening acts can change by city, so check the listing for your date. For fans, the timing is unusual and useful: a debut album and an arena stage on the same night.
Where to Stream and Buy Final Girl
The album is available on major streaming services today, including Spotify and Apple Music. Cameron’s online shop has offered signed CDs and vinyl; some physical editions have later ship windows (signed CD preorders have been listed to ship around March 2027), so treat the digital release date as separate from when a physical order arrives.
If you want the short version: stream the 11 songs now, start with “When in Rome” and “Do the Math” if you haven’t heard the singles, then dig into album cuts like “Silver Screen Baby,” “Hands of Man” and “Maybe Heaven Is a Jazz Club.”
FAQ
When did Dove Cameron’s Final Girl album come out?
Final Girl was released on Friday, Nov. 6, 2026, through Disruptor Records and Columbia Records.
How many songs are on Final Girl?
Eleven songs, about 34 minutes and 34 seconds long on Spotify.
What are the singles from Final Girl?
“When in Rome” (September 2026) and “Do the Math” (Oct. 23, 2026). “Hello My Old Lover” was a promotional single but is not on the album.
Is Dove Cameron touring for Final Girl?
She is opening select dates of Sombr’s You Are the Reason Tour from Nov. 6 through Nov. 24, 2026, including Madison Square Garden. A full headlining tour for the album has not been announced as of publish time.
Why is Final Girl called a debut album if she already released music?
It is her first full-length solo studio album. Earlier releases were soundtrack work, singles and the 2023 EP Alchemical: Volume 1.
Update after early chart data or any added tour dates. Sources: Billboard, InMusic, Music Times, Apple Music / Spotify listings.
Featured image: Dove Cameron at the High Strung Free Dance afterparty in Hollywood, October 2019, photo by Glenn Francis (www.PacificProDigital.com), via Wikimedia Commons, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.
