Arianna Abdul is an American singer-songwriter from Brooklyn, New York. She has released two extended plays, 23 singles as a lead artist, and seven singles as a featured artist. She rose to prominence in 2022 following the release of her debut single Babydoll. Abdul has embarked on four headlining concert tours and performed as an opening act for Nessa Barrett's Aftercare World Tour in 2025.

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Arianna Abdul (born October 6, 2001) is an American singer-songwriter from Brooklyn, New York. She has released two extended plays, 24 singles as a lead artist, and seven singles as a featured artist. She rose to prominence in 2022 following the release of her debut single Babydoll. Abdul has embarked on four headlining concert tours and performed as an opening act for Nessa Barrett's Aftercare World Tour in 2025.\n

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Early life

Abdul was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York. Her father is Palestinian-Costa Rican and her mother is Ecuadorian.\n

Abdul was influenced by both Latin music from her mother and classic rock from her father. She also attributes Nirvana, Lana Del Rey, The Neighbourhood, Billie Eilish, and Arctic Monkeys as influencing her musical style.\n

Career

2022–2023: Career beginnings, EPs, singles

Abdul never considered a career as a musician until she released the song \"Babydoll\" in February 2022. She recorded the song in her bedroom and was convinced by a friend to put it on TikTok. The song went viral and landed her a deal with Slumbo Labs and RCA Records.\n

Abdul released her single \"Taste\" on June 21, 2022, which was described as a \"bewitching piece of indie/electro-pop music\" by Caesar Live N Loud. Three months later on September 7, Abdul released \"Sinners\", a duet with her and Thomas LaRosa. The following month on October 7, she released her debut extended play Fallen Angel, which features her singles Babydoll, Stay, and Taste. The extended play was followed by a promotional tour in the United Kingdom and Europe which sold out.\n

On August 4, 2023, Abdul released \"Make Me Cry\", a collaborative song with Deadbeat Girl. That same month she toured in Europe and North America, including a performance at Lollapalooza Chicago. On October 13, 2023, Abdul followed up with her second EP, CCTV, which featured her single \"Bury You\" which was released a month prior. On December 15, 2023, Abdul and Two Feet released their single \"Kill Anyone\".\n

2024–present: Singles and live performances

On February 22, 2024, Abdul released \"DFHMPU\". In an interview with Fab UK, Abdul said that \"'DFHMPU' is about self-worth. It describes being mistreated and recognizing you deserve better\" She added that the song was written two years prior to its release date.\n

On April 3, 2024, Abdul performed with Isabel LaRosa and her brother Thomas LaRosa at the House of Blues in Dallas, Texas as a part of their co-headlining tour, the God’s Watching Tour. Ryn Taylor for RCA Records wrote that \"Abdul’s raspy vocals vibrated throughout the small venue\", mentioning that both Isabel LaRosa and Abdul \"entertained the crowd with their passion and pure connection with the fans\".\n

From February 4, 2025, to March 6, 2025, Abdul appeared as the opening act for Nessa Barrett's second headlining concert tour Aftercare World Tour. Sarah Peter for Melodic Magazine wrote that Abdul left fans \"energized and ready\" for Barrett's headlining performance. Abdul performed songs such as \"Bury You\", \"Worship\", and \"Haunt Your Dreams\" during her opening set, closing off the show with a performance of \"Babydoll\".\n

Throughout 2025, Abdul released collaborations with Jutes, Chris Grey, Presley Regier, and Beach Weather in addition to her own singles. Shaun Quinn for WithGuitars magazine wrote that Abdul has \"steadily evolved her sound while deepening her connection with fans\". She continued to embark on her fourth headlining tour, the Change Tour, which ran from October 20, 2025, to March 31, 2026. Abdul has released a sling of singles throughout 2026, including \"Enamored\", which \"explores the overwhelming rush of wanting someone\".\n

Discography

Albums

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EPs

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Singles

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Tours

Headlining

Hellgirl Tour (2023)
CCTV Tour (2024)
God's Watching Tour (with Isabel LaRosa) (2024)
Change Tour (2025–26)

Supporting

Aftercare World Tour - (Nessa Barrett) (2025)

References

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External links

Official website

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Ari Abdul

Broadcast History