Tracklist
Wake Me Up	5:08
Cry For Me	3:44
I Can’t Fucking Sing	0:12
São Paulo	5:01
Until We’re Skin & Bones	0:22
Baptized In Fear	3:52
Open Hearts	3:54
Opening Night	1:36
Reflections Laughing	4:51
Enjoy The Show	5:01
Given Up On Me	5:54
I Can’t Wait To Get There	3:08
Timeless	4:16
Niagara Falls	4:37
Take Me Back To LA	4:13
Big Sleep	3:45
Give Me Mercy	3:36
Drive	3:08
The Abyss	4:42
Red Terror	3:51
Without A Warning	4:57
Hurry Up Tomorrow	4:51

The Weeknd Ends His Trilogy With Hurry Up Tomorrow

Hurry Up Tomorrow picks up the thematic and sonic threads from The Weeknd’s previous albums After Hours (2020) and Dawn FM (2022) and ties them together in an expansive, emotionally raw finale.

The 22-track set blends synth-pop, R&B, Brazilian funk, and plenty of theatrical, cinematic production. It draws heavily on personal turning points, using that as a kind of symbolic break with past excesses and as the foundation for his reflections on fame, identity, and mortality.

Musically, the album is ambitious. The production is rich, curve-balling through lush ballads, high-energy pop moments, dramatic interludes, and even moments that feel like callbacks to earlier work. While some songs can feel overlong or bloat the tracklist, the peaks are high: standout moments like Open Hearts and Give Me Mercy show The Weeknd pushing his vocal and compositional limits.

Overall, Hurry Up Tomorrow feels like a fitting capstone for this trilogy—not perfect, but audacious and emotionally resonant.

Commercial Triumph

On release, Hurry Up Tomorrow was a commercial success. It debuted at No. 1 on the U.S. Billboard 200, racking up about 490,500 album-equivalent units in its first week. It also struck chart‐topping positions in many countries around the world, proving The Weeknd’s global pull remains strong.

Critics generally praised the album’s production, lyrical ambition, and the way it serves as a concluding chapter to the narrative arc he’s been building.

That said, the reception wasn’t unanimously glowing. Some reviewers pointed out that while the scope is impressive, the album sometimes suffers from its length and a tendency to overindulge in grandiosity. Others felt certain lyrical sections lean toward melodrama or repetition.

Still, its themes of voice loss, identity, exhaustion with public persona, have resonated with audiences, elevating Hurry Up Tomorrow not just as another release, but as a moment of reflection in The Weeknd’s career.