Laufey's A Matter of Time: The Final Hour out April 10

LAUFEY'S A MATTER OF TIME: THE FINAL HOUR OUT APRIL 10 NEW DELUXE VERSION OF GRAMMY®-WINNING ALBUM FEATURES FOUR NEW TRACKS NEW SONG “HOW I GET” OUT TODAY Press photo, credit Emma Craft February 25, 2026—A Matter of Time: The Final Hour, the new deluxe version of LA-based Icelandic-Chinese artist, composer, producer and multi-instrumentalist Laufey’s GRAMMY ®-winning album A Matter of Time, is set for release April 10 via AWAL/Vingolf Recordings. Pre-save/pre-order physical and digital formats here. “How I Get,” one of four new tracks on the deluxe edition, debuts today—listen here. “‘How I Get’ is about the contrast between being disciplined, grounded and in control in every area of my life, except when it comes to one person,” says Laufey. “It explores that unsettling shift where I suddenly find myself chasing the rush and justifying behavior I swore I’d never fall into, because with them, that’s just how I get.” Produced alongside longtime collaborator Spencer Stewart and GRAMMY®-winning artist Aaron Dessner (Taylor Swift, Ed Sheeran), A Matter of Time: The Final Hour captures Laufey’s emotional renaissance as she embraces the anxieties and vulnerability that accompany experiencing “real love” in its many forms. The deluxe edition will feature the album’s fifteen original tracks plus four previously unreleased songs. Earlier this month, Laufey took home Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album for A Matter of Time at the 68th GRAMMY® Awards. The win is her second in the category, following a statue for Bewitched at the 2024 awards which made her the youngest artist to win the honor. A Matter of Time was released to widespread critical acclaim in August, debuting at #4 on the Billboard 200 chart and #1 on the Jazz Albums chart (where it continues to hold a spot in the top 10). In January, Laufey was presented with Icelandic knighthood, the prestigious Order of the Falcon, by President Halla Tómasdóttir. The deluxe album continues to add to a landmark year for Laufey, who is currently on tour throughout the U.K. and Europe with dates already sold out at London’s O2 (two nights), Paris’ Adidas Arena, Dublin’s 3Arena and more. The run follows a sold-out North American leg last year which saw Laufey headline two sold-out nights at Madison Square Garden, two nights at the Crypto.com Arena and many more. See below for more details. Laufey’s first children’s book, Mei Mei The Bunny, is set for release on April 21 via Penguin Random House. A live album, A Matter of Time: Live at Madison Square Garden, is set for release April 18 for Record Store Day. Laufey (pronounced lay-vay) has captivated a generation with virtuosic songs of love and self-discovery by manifesting her vision of jazz- and classical-infused pop music. Raised between Reykjavik and Washington, D.C., she learned piano and cello as a child, later studying at Berklee College of Music. There, she wrote her debut EP, 2021’s Typical of Me, whose striking single “Street by Street” debuted at No. 1 on Icelandic radio—the first of many achievements that have grown to include nearly 7 billion global streams, a social media audience of 25 million, the biggest jazz LP debut in Spotify history, a growing pile of Platinum plaques, a Forbes 30 Under 30 designation and being named one of TIME’s 2025 Women of the Year. She’s sold out the Hollywood Bowl, Radio City Music Hall, Madison Square Garden, Crypto.com Arena and London’s Royal Albert Hall; performed backed by the LA Phil, the National Symphony Orchestra and the China Philharmonic Orchestra; shared the stage with the likes of Noah Kahan, Hozier, Jon Batiste and Raye; and collaborated on records with artists including Barbra Streisand, Role Model, Beabadoobee and Norah Jones. See widespread critical acclaim for A Matter of Time: Listen to her conversation on NPR’s Fresh Air HERE. Watch her profile on CBS Sunday Morning HERE. “a phenomenon almost without comparison in contemporary pop.” “…her singular spot in modern music makes A Matter of Time so triumphant: her latest full-length sounds unstuck from sonic or storytelling expectations, and thus, Laufey once again surpasses them.” “There’s only one singer in the world who has their jazz scat solos sung back at them note-for-note by arenas filled with adoring fans. That would be Laufey, a Gen Z artist who transcends genre and medium.” “…one of Gen Z’s favorite ‘pop girls’; her genre-defying sound breaks down the barriers between jazz, pop, and classical music.” Deluxe album artwork, credit: Emma Craft LAUFEY LIVE February 26—Stadthalle—Vienna, Austria SOLD OUT February 28—ING Arena—Brussels, BE SOLD OUT March 1—Ziggo Dome—Amsterdam, NL SOLD OUT March 2—Adidas Arena—Paris, FR SOLD OUT March 4—Co-op Live —Manchester, UK SOLD OUT March 6—3Arena—Dublin, IE SOLD OUT March 8—The O2—London, UK SOLD OUT March 9—The O2—London, UK SOLD OUT March 11— ChorusLife Arena—Bergamo, Italy* SOLD OUT March 14—Kórinn Arena—Kopavogur, IS SOLD OUT March 15—Kórinn Arena—Kopavogur, IS SOLD OUT March 21—Coliseu dos Recreios—Lisbon, Portugal* SOLD OUT March 22—Auditori Fòrum CCIB—Barcelona, Spain* SOLD OUT *Solo performance Website | TikTok | Instagram | YouTube | X