Hurry Up Tomorrow from 2025 was The Weeknd's sixth studio album and closed the trilogy that began with After Hours and continued through Dawn FM. Across more than eighty minutes it moves between synth-pop, R&B and darker, atmospheric material, with producers including Max Martin, Metro Boomin and Giorgio Moroder. Well-known tracks are 'Timeless' with Playboi Carti, 'São Paulo' with Anitta, 'Cry For Me' and the title song. Abel Tesfaye presented it as the end of the character he had built under the name The Weeknd, and released a film of the same name alongside it. The album went to number one in sixteen countries.

This edition is an LP on black vinyl with the shortened first-pressing track listing.