daine Release In Endless Awe and Agony and White Collar Video

By Dani Reyes, November 7, 2026

daine has released debut album In Endless Awe & Agony, pairing the November 6 arrival with a video for "White Collar." The album follows a series of singles and arrives ahead of Australian shows this month and a North American headline run in December.

The new video follows daine through crowded streets, shops and arcades. The announcement describes "White Collar" as a satirical look at privilege, social climbing and the pressure to compete for status, while also acknowledging participation in those same systems.

Looking inward and outward

The album is structured around a Jungian individuation arc, according to the release, with identity, desire, fear and transformation among its central ideas. "White Collar" directs that examination outward toward social hierarchies, rather than staying exclusively with the internal questions explored elsewhere on the record.

The announcement says the album moves away from heavier digital processing and is the first time daine sings without autotune. That production shift is presented as part of the broader move toward a more exposed vocal approach.

Earlier singles include "Wishing Well," "Product of Profit (P.O.P.)," "I Used To Kill," "Love Love (Love Love)" and "PQC." The release also points to the earlier EP i want the light to swallow me whole as part of the path toward the debut album.

December dates

The North American tour begins in Toronto on December 2. The announced route then reaches Philadelphia on December 5, Brooklyn on December 6 and Chicago on December 8, followed by Portland on December 10 and San Francisco on December 12.

Los Angeles closes the run with shows at the Moroccan Lounge on December 13 and The Echo on December 14. The Brooklyn date is now at Elsewhere's Hall, with the announcement noting a move to a larger room and the addition of the second Los Angeles show.

The full album is available through the official listening link, with "White Collar" providing the release-day visual.