The List of Banks Albums in Order of Release Date

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How many albums does Banks have?

Banks has released five studio albums, one remix album, three extended plays, twenty-one singles, two promotional singles and sixteen music videos.

The List of  Banks Albums in Order of Release Date

Here is the list of Banks Album in Order of Release Date:

1. Goddess — September 5, 2014
2. The Altar — September 30, 2016
3. III — July 12, 2019
4. Serpentina — April 8, 2022
5. Off with Her Head — February 28, 2025

All Banks Albums List in Order

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1. Goddess (2014)

Tracks:

1. Alibi
2. Goddess
3. Waiting Game
4. Brain
5. This Is What It Feels Like
6. You Should Know Where I’m Coming From
7. Stick
8. Fuck Em Only We Know
9. Drowning
10. Beggin for Thread
11. Change
12. Someone New
13. Warm Water
14. Under the Table

Goddess, the debut studio album by American singer-songwriter Banks, was released on September 5, 2014, via Harvest Records. The album features standout tracks like “Brain,” “Drowning,” “Warm Water,” and the breakthrough hit “Beggin for Thread,” showcasing her brooding, atmospheric alt-pop sound. Drawing from her earlier EPs Fall Over and London, Goddess blends soulful vocals with minimalist electronic production. It earned critical acclaim and reached number 12 on the US Billboard 200. A remix companion followed in 2015, and an acoustic Goddess: Unplugged version was released in 2024 to mark its 10th anniversary, cementing its lasting impact on alt-R&B.

2. The Altar (2016)

Tracks:

1. Gemini Feed
2. Fuck with Myself
3. Lovesick
4. Mind Games
5. Trainwreck
6. This Is Not About Us
7. Weaker Girl
8. Mother Earth
9. Judas
10. Haunt
11. Poltergeist
12. To the Hilt

The Altar, the second studio album by American singer-songwriter BANKS, was released on September 30, 2016, via Harvest Records. A bold evolution from her debut Goddess, it features collaborations with producers such as Sohn, Tim Anderson, and Al Shux. The album explores themes of self-empowerment and emotional complexity through tracks like “Fuck with Myself” and “Gemini Feed.” Critically acclaimed for its raw honesty and intricate production, The Altar debuted at number 17 on the US Billboard 200, marking BANKS’ second top-20 entry. With a dark, textured sound and introspective lyrics, the album solidified her position as a powerful voice in alternative R&B.

3. III (2019)

Tracks:

1. Till Now
2. Gimme
3. Contaminated
4. Stroke
5. Godless
6. Sawzall
7. Look What You’re Doing to Me
8. Hawaiian Mazes
9. Alaska
10. Propaganda
11. The Fall
12. If We Were Made of Water
13. What About Love

Banks’ third studio album, III, released on July 12, 2019, by Harvest Records, showcases her artistic evolution through a darker, more refined sonic palette. Preceded by singles “Gimme,” “Look What You’re Doing to Me,” and “Contaminated,” the album reached No. 21 on the Billboard 200. Originally considered for the title Eros, Banks instead chose III to reflect the “beginning, middle, and end” of a personal journey. Critics praised the album’s vulnerability, bold production, and emotional depth. With contributions from producers like BJ Burton and Hudson Mohawke, III is a layered, experimental pop record that fueled her expansive III Tour across North America, Europe, and Oceania.

4. Serpentina (2022)

Tracks:

1. Misunderstood
2. Meteorite
3. Fuck Love
4. Deadend
5. Holding Back
6. The Devil
7. Skinnydipped
8. Burn
9. Birds by the Sea
10. Spirit
11. Anything 4 U
12. Unleavable
13. I Still Love You

Serpentina, the fourth studio album by American singer-songwriter Banks, was released on April 8, 2022, via AWAL, marking her first independent project post-Harvest Records. The album showcases a mix of experimental pop, alt-R&B, and electronic influences, and was introduced through six singles: “The Devil,” “Skinnydipped,” “Holding Back,” “I Still Love You,” “Meteorite,” and “Deadend.” Banks performed “Holding Back” live on Jimmy Kimmel Live!, and supported the release with select tour dates and the Serpentina Tour. The 13-track project received generally favorable reviews, scoring 70 on Metacritic, and charted across several UK and US album charts.

5. Off with Her Head (2025)

Tracks:

1. Guillotine
2. I Hate Your Ex-Girlfriend
3. Love Is Unkind
4. Delulu
5. Move
6. Stay
7. Best Friends
8. Meddle in the Mold
9. Direction
10. Make It Up
11. River
12. Off with Her Head

Off with Her Head, the fifth studio album by American singer-songwriter Banks, marks a dynamic return to her alternative pop and R&B roots. Released on February 28, 2025, via ADA Worldwide, the album delves into themes of identity, emotional release, and self-reinvention, making it Banks’s most uplifting work despite its ominous title. Preceded by the singles “I Hate Your Ex-Girlfriend” (featuring Doechii), “Best Friends,” and “Love Is Unkind,” the album earned generally favorable reviews and a Metacritic score of 71. Critics praised its vulnerability, vocal strength, and sonic evolution, with highlights including “Delulu,” “River,” and the title track.

All Banks Tours in Order by Year

Banks has established herself as a captivating live performer through a series of immersive and emotionally charged tours that reflect her evolving artistry. She embarked on her first major headlining venture with The Goddess Tour (2014–2015), following the critical success of her debut album Goddess. This tour showcased her haunting vocals and moody stage aesthetic, solidifying her rising star status.

In 2017, she launched The Altar Tour to support her sophomore album, expanding her sound and stage presence with dramatic visuals and bold performances. The III Tour in 2019 marked a pivotal moment, highlighting her artistic maturity and musical transformation with theatrical staging and vulnerable lyricism. In 2022, Banks embraced independence with The Serpentina Tour, celebrating her experimental fourth album and reconnecting intimately with fans. Most recently, she kicked off the Off With Her Head Tour (2025), her most daring and empowered era yet, affirming her growth as both a sonic innovator and a commanding live artist.

Here is the list of Banks tours in order by year:

Headlining:

1. The Goddess Tour (2014–2015)
2. The Altar Tour (2017)
3. The III Tour (2019)
4. The Serpentina Tour (2022)
5. Off With Her Head Tour (2025)

Supporting:

1. The Weeknd – Kiss Land Fall Tour (2013)
2. The Weeknd – The Madness Fall Tour (2015)

Conclusion:

In reviewing Banks albums in order, Jillian Rose Banks’ artistic evolution becomes strikingly clear. From the haunting vulnerability of her 2014 debut Goddess to the bold experimentation of 2025’s Off with Her Head, each release reflects a new facet of her identity. Her early work blended atmospheric R&B with dark pop, gaining critical acclaim and chart success. The Altar and III further refined her introspective style, while Serpentina marked a daring, independent turn. Her latest album continues to push creative boundaries. Collectively, Banks albums in order showcase a fearless journey of growth, resilience, and reinvention in modern alternative pop.

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