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From chart-topping hits to genre-defining innovation, Future has built one of the most influential catalogs in modern hip-hop.

Exploring Future Albums in Order offers a fascinating look at how the Atlanta rapper evolved from a rising trap artist into a global music icon. Known for his signature Auto-Tuned vocals, melodic rap style, and relentless creativity, Future has consistently pushed the boundaries of trap music while delivering commercially successful and critically acclaimed albums. Beginning with his breakthrough debut Pluto (2012), he followed with standout projects like Honest, DS2, Evol, Future, Hndrxx, The Wizrd, High Off Life, I Never Liked You, and The Real Me (2026). Along the way, he also released blockbuster collaborative albums with artists such as Drake, Lil Uzi Vert, and Metro Boomin, earning multiple Grammy Awards and numerous Billboard 200 chart-toppers.

Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering his music for the first time, this guide to Future Albums in Order showcases the evolution of one of hip-hop’s most prolific and influential artists, highlighting every studio album and the milestones that shaped his remarkable career. So, if you are a die heart fan of Future Albums then check out here we have list of Future albums in order of release so far.

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How many albums does Future have?

American rapper Future has released ten studio albums, three collaborative albums, one reissued album, one soundtrack album, nine solo mixtapes, 13 collaborative mixtapes, and one extended play (EP).

The List of Future Albums in Order of Release Date

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

Studio albums:

  1. Pluto — April 17, 2012
  2. Honest — April 22, 2014
  3. DS2 — July 17, 2015
  4. Evol — February 6, 2016
  5. Future — February 17, 2017
  6. Hndrxx — February 24, 2017
  7. The Wizr — January 18, 2019
  8. High Off Life — May 15, 2020
  9. I Never Liked You — April 29, 2022
  10. The Real Me — July 10, 2026

Collaborative albums:

  1. Pluto × Baby Pluto (with Lil Uzi Vert) — November 13, 2020
  2. We Don’t Trust You (with Metro Boomin) — March 22, 2024
  3. We Still Don’t Trust You (with Metro Boomin) — April 12, 2024

All Future Albums List in Order

Future’s Studio albums:

1. Pluto (2012)

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Tracks:

  1. The Future Is Now
  2. Parachute
  3. Straight Up
  4. Astronaut Chick
  5. Magic (Remix)
  6. I’m Trippin
  7. Truth Gonna Hurt You
  8. Neva End
  9. Tony Montana
  10. Permanent Scar
  11. Same Damn Time
  12. Long Live the Pimp
  13. Homicide
  14. Turn On the Lights
  15. You Deserve It

Future’s “Pluto” is a debut album released on April 17, 2012, and distributed majorly through A1 Recordings, Freebandz, and Epic Records. Some of the famous artists are in the industry feature as part of the lineup for “Pluto,” including Drake and T.I., Snoop Dogg. Will-A-Fool and Sonny Digital among others are in charge of production. “Tony Montana” and “Turn On the Lights” are some of the singles that promoted “Pluto.” The album sold 41,000 its opening week, going on to debut at No. 8 on the Billboard 200. Critics vindicated Future’s odd Auto-Tuned flow and new pop-rap sound on this album, which was certified Platinum. A deluxe edition, Pluto 3D, was also released at year’s end with additional tracks.

2. Honest (2014)

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Tracks:

  1. Look Ahead
  2. T-Shirt
  3. Move That Dope
  4. My Momma
  5. Honest
  6. I Won
  7. Never Satisfied
  8. I Be U
  9. Covered N Money
  10. Special
  11. Benz Friendz (Whatchutola)
  12. Blood, Sweat, Tears

Honest, Future’s second studio album, was the turning point for his career. Released April 22, 2014, through A1 Recordings and Epic Records, the album was filled with collaborations with heavy hitters such as Kanye West, Drake, Pharrell, and André 3000. Supporting it were five singles: “Karate Chop,” “Move That Dope,” and “I Won.” With Honest, Future proved he was more than just street anthems; he could crank out introspective tracks alongside them. Of course, the record gave solid pop appeal, debuting at number two on the US Billboard 200 the first week after its release, selling 53,000 copies, and earning a gold certification. Here, in Future’s ambition, authenticity combines with commercial appeal.

3. DS2 (2015)

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Tracks:

  1. Thought It Was a Drought
  2. I Serve the Base
  3. Where Ya At
  4. Groupies
  5. Lil One
  6. Stick Talk
  7. Freak Hoe
  8. Rotation
  9. Slave Master
  10. Blow a Bag
  11. Colossal
  12. Rich Sex
  13. Blood on the Money

Future’s third studio album, DS2 for short Dirty Sprite 2, was issued on July 17, 2015, via A1 Recordings and Freebandz. It is considered the sequel to his mixtape, Dirty Sprite, from 2011. The album featured chart-topping singles such as “Fuck Up Some Commas” and “Where Ya At,” while it was produced by Metro Boomin, Southside, Zaytoven, among others. DS2 was sold 151,000 units in its first week and took the number-one slot on the US Billboard 200, earning triple-platinum certification. Dark, introspective themes found here helped to bring such wide acclaim from critics for this defining trap album of the decade.

4. Evol (2016)

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Tracks:

  1. Ain’t No Time
  2. In Her Mouth
  3. Maybach
  4. Xanny Family
  5. Lil Haiti Baby
  6. Photo Copied
  7. Seven Rings
  8. Lie to Me
  9. Program
  10. Low Life
  11. Fly Shit Only

Evol is the fourth studio album from Future, released on February 6th of 2016 through A1 Recordings, Freebandz, and Epic Records. While premiering on DJ Khaled’s “We The Best Radio” on Beats 1, the album contains production from Metro Boomin, Southside, TM88, and DJ Spinz. With the only guest appearance coming from The Weeknd on the chart-topper “Low Life,” Evol debuted at number one on the US Billboard 200, marking Future’s third project in a row to achieve such a feat. Strong on trap-driven instrumentals and a dark tone throughout, generally good reviews were received, with tracks like “Wicked” forever sealing Future’s place at the pinnacle of hip-hop for 2016.

5. Future (2017)

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Tracks:

  1. Rent Money
  2. Good Dope
  3. Zoom
  4. Draco
  5. Super Trapper
  6. POA
  7. Mask Off
  8. High Demand
  9. Outta Time
  10. Scrape
  11. I’m So Groovy
  12. Might As Well
  13. Poppin’ Tags
  14. Massage in My Room
  15. Flip
  16. When I Was Broke
  17. Feds Did a Sweep

Future, titled in all-caps, is Future’s fifth studio album as an American rapper, issued on February 17, 2017. Known for featuring distinct production input from Metro Boomin and Zaytoven, the majority of those cuts are supplemented by members of 808 Mafia. It features the singles “Draco,” “Mask Off,” and “Extra Luv,” though “Mask Off” peaked at number five on the Billboard Hot 100. The cover art was styled by Japanese photographer Takashi Murakami, who placed Future in smoke from yellow fire, thereby capturing a free-spirited quality. Critical mixed reviews, this album is lauded for its engrossing production and cohesion as it debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and went platinum.

6. Hndrxx (2017)

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Tracks:

  1. My Collection
  2. Comin Out Strong
  3. Lookin Exotic
  4. Damage
  5. Use Me
  6. Incredible
  7. Testify
  8. Fresh Air
  9. Neva Missa Lost
  10. Keep Quiet
  11. Hallucinating
  12. I Thank U
  13. New Illuminati
  14. Turn on Me
  15. Selfish
  16. Solo
  17. Sorry

With the pronunciation “Hendrix,” Hndrxx was Future’s sixth studio album, released on February 24, 2017, just a week after his self-titled album. It featured big-name collaborations like Rihanna, The Weeknd, Chris Brown, and Nicki Minaj. At its most revealing, Future has always expressed himself both through confessional lyrics and his melodic style on the album. The album entered the Billboard 200 at number one, as well as being the first artist to top the charts back-to-back weeks with consecutive chart-topping albums. This was replete in its reviews, where critics praised Hndrxx for its appeal through rhythm and emotional depth. Popular tracks from the album include “Selfish,” “Pie,” and “You da Baddest.”

7. The Wizrd (2019)

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Tracks:

  1. Never Stop
  2. Jumpin on a Jet
  3. Rocket Ship
  4. Temptation
  5. Crushed Up
  6. F&N
  7. Call the Coroner
  8. Talk Shit Like a Preacher
  9. Promise U That
  10. Stick to the Models
  11. Overdose
  12. Krazy But True
  13. Servin Killa Kam
  14. Baptiize
  15. Unicorn Purp
  16. Goin Dummi
  17. First Off
  18. Faceshot
  19. Ain’t Coming Back
  20. Tricks on Me

Future Hndrxx Presents: The Wizrd is the seventh studio album of American rapper Future, released through Freebandz and Epic Records on January 18, 2019. This ambitious project includes 20 tracks as well as outstanding singles, “Crushed Up” and “Jumpin on a Jet”, which both premiered with gorgeous music videos. Cooperation with such acts as Young Thug, Gunna, and Travis Scott only adds some colors to the colorful sound ensemble of the album. Its creation and stream garnered many accolades, but some considered it a bit too long. However, the album topped charts on Billboard 200 in the USA, and with all of this, he established an even better position in hip-hop. Subsequently, a related movie, The Wizrd, will appear on Apple Music and will provide close insight into Future’s life and creativity.

8. High Off Life (2020)

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Tracks:

  1. Trapped in the Sun
  2. HiTek Tek
  3. Touch the Sky
  4. Solitaires
  5. Ridin Strikers
  6. One of My
  7. Posted with Demons
  8. Hard to Choose One
  9. Trillionaire
  10. Harlem Shake
  11. Up the River
  12. Pray for a Key
  13. Too Comfortable
  14. All Bad
  15. Outer Space Bih
  16. Accepting My Flaws
  17. Life Is Good
  18. Last Name
  19. Tycoon
  20. 100 Shooters
  21. Life Is Good

High Off Life is the eighth studio album by Future, due out on May 15, 2020 through Freebandz and Epic Records. Co-executive produced by DJ Esco, the artist features major collaborations with artists such as Travis Scott, Drake, and Lil Uzi Vert. High Off Life was Future’s seventh album to debut number one on the US Billboard 200, one of which was this. The trap sounds blended with introspective lyrics made him known for such singles as “Life Is Good,” which peaked at number two on the Billboard Hot 100. And the critical consensus often praised both cohesive production and ambitious creative direction, proving to follow through with Future’s artistic evolution.

9. I Never Liked You (2022)

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Tracks:

  1. 712PM
  2. I’m Dat Nigga
  3. Keep It Burnin
  4. For a Nut
  5. Puffin on Zootiez
  6. Gold Stacks
  7. Wait for U
  8. Love You Better
  9. Massaging Me
  10. Chickens
  11. We Jus Wanna Get High
  12. Voodoo
  13. Holy Ghost
  14. The Way Things Going
  15. I’m on One
  16. Back to the Basics

Released April 29, 2022, “I Never Liked You” is Future’s ninth studio album. The signature trap and hip-hop style can be seen in the album, with production credits from names like ATL Jacob and Southside. Noticeable for its feature by recognized artists Drake, Kanye West, and Tems. It boasted four hit singles, with “Wait for U” arriving at number one on the Billboard Hot 100. Critics from the music world have received the album very warmly; many of the songs have well-layered compositions and even better hooks. Moreover, it debuted atop the US Billboard 200 by November 2022, and the deluxe was immediately released after the platinum certification.

10. The Real Me (2026)

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Tracks:

  1. Fukk a Interview
  2. One Two
  3. No Misery
  4. California Girls
  5. Tank Top Pluto
  6. Weight Up
  7. Konnichiwa
  8. Trench Coat
  9. Snow in Skyami
  10. Build a Bitch
  11. Radio
  12. 2018
  13. Money Over Everything
  14. Off the Hinge
  15. If I Could
  16. Big Moment
  17. Cast a Spell
  18. Kick
  19. Hollywood
  20. Feeling I Give
  21. Alice
  22. Eye to Eye

A bold return packed with personal reflection and signature trap energy, The Real Me marks another milestone in Future’s legendary career. Released on July 10, 2026, the album is Future’s tenth studio album and his first solo project in four years following I Never Liked You (2022). Featuring 22 tracks with no guest appearances, the project highlights Future’s confidence as a standalone artist while showcasing production from Pharrell Williams, Wheezy, Southside, ATL Jacob, TM88, and others. Led by the singles “Radio” and “California Girls,” the album blends introspective themes with hard-hitting trap production. The Real Me debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, becoming Future’s twelfth chart-topping album and further cementing his legacy as one of hip-hop’s most influential and commercially successful artists.

Future’s Collaborative albums:

1. Pluto × Baby Pluto (with Lil Uzi Vert) (2020)

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Tracks:

  1. Stripes Like Burberry
  2. Marni on Me
  3. Sleeping on the Floor
  4. Real Baby Pluto
  5. Drankin n Smokin
  6. Million Dollar Play
  7. Plastic
  8. That’s It
  9. Bought a Bad Bitch
  10. Rockstar Chainz
  11. Lullaby
  12. She Never Been to Pluto
  13. Off Dat
  14. I Don’t Wanna Break Up
  15. Bankroll
  16. Moment of Clarity

“Pluto × Baby Pluto” is a collaborative studio album by American rappers Future and Lil Uzi Vert, released on November 13, 2020. It is the collision of their monikers, as Future is Pluto and Uzi is Baby Pluto, from Future’s debut album “Pluto” and Uzi’s song “Baby Pluto.” These two rappers drop into the hands of listeners an album of 16 tracks speaking to issues of luxury, relationships, and introspection. It entered the US Billboard 200 at number two. The album was met with positive reviews, with a score of 67 on Metacritic. A deluxe edition was released following that, adding four additional tracks.

2. We Don’t Trust You (with Metro Boomin) (2024)

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Tracks:

  1. We Don’t Trust You
  2. Young Metro
  3. Ice Attack
  4. Type Shit
  5. Claustrophobic
  6. Like That
  7. Slimed In
  8. Magic Don Juan (Princess Diana)
  9. Cinderella
  10. Runnin Outta Time
  11. Fried (She a Vibe)
  12. Ain’t No Love
  13. Everyday Hustle
  14. GTA
  15. Seen It All
  16. WTFYM
  17. Where My Twin @

The debut collaborative studio album by rapper Future and producer Metro Boomin has got highprofile guest appearances from artists such as The Weeknd, Travis Scott, Kendrick Lamar, alongside primary production by Metro as well as Mike Dean and others contributing. Supporting singles include “Type Shit,” “Young Metro,” and chart-topper “Like That,” marking the third chart-topper for Future. The album received generally positive reviews, praising a dark production and flow of Future. It debuted at number one on the Billboard 200, which, thus, marked the biggest opening week of 2024 so far.

3. We Still Don’t Trust You (with Metro Boomin) (2024)

We Still Don't Trust You Album Image

Tracks:

  1. We Still Don’t Trust You
  2. Drink n Dance
  3. Out of My Hands
  4. Jealous
  5. This Sunday
  6. Luv Bad Bitches
  7. Amazing (Interlude)
  8. All to Myself
  9. Nights Like This
  10. Came to the Party
  11. Right 4 You
  12. Mile High Memories
  13. Overload
  14. Gracious
  15. Beat It
  16. Always Be My Fault
  17. One Big Family
  18. Red Leather

“We Still Don’t Trust You” is the highly anticipated second collaborative studio album by American rapper Future and acclaimed producer Metro Boomin. This work was released on April 12, 2024. Such a double album will find an unusual structure, with the first disc going strongly into R&B and the second pushing deeper into hip-hop and trap. Featuring The Weeknd, J. Cole, and Lil Baby by way of guest appearances, the project is a major step forward in Future’s evolution, with an evolved sound blending trap with genuine R&B and synth-pop elements. Critics widely praised its ambition, even when it often felt bloated. The album hit number one on the Billboard 200, cementing Future and Metro as bigger players in contemporary music.

All Future Tours in Order by Year

From sold-out arenas to unforgettable festival performances, Future’s live shows have cemented his status as one of hip-hop’s biggest performers. Exploring Future Tours in Order reveals the evolution of his career through major headlining and co-headlining tours, including the Pluto Tour (2012), Honest Tour (2014), Purple Reign Tour (2016), Nobody Safe Tour (2017), Future Hndrxx Tour (2017), Future and Friends: One Big Party Tour (2023), and the We Trust You Tour (2024) with Metro Boomin. Each tour showcased Future’s chart-topping hits, high-energy performances, and growing global influence, making his concerts must-see events for hip-hop fans worldwide.

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

Headlining:

  1. Pluto Tour (2012)
  2. Honest Tour (2014)
  3. Purple Reign Tour (2016)
  4. Nobody Safe Tour (2017)
  5. Future Hndrxx Tour (2017)
  6. Future and Friends: One Big Party Tour (2023)

Supporting / Co–headlining:

  1. America’s Most Wanted Tour (with Lil Wayne) (2013)
  2. Would You Like a Tour? (with Drake) (2013)
  3. Jungle Tour (with Drake) (2015)
  4. Summer Sixteen Tour (with Drake) (2016)
  5. Legendary Nights Tour (with Meek Mill) (2019)
  6. We Trust You Tour (with Metro Boomin) (2024)

Conclusion:

From groundbreaking trap anthems to chart-dominating albums, Future’s musical journey continues to shape the sound of modern hip-hop. Exploring Future Albums in Order reveals the remarkable evolution of an artist who consistently reinvented his style while delivering commercial success and critical acclaim. From Pluto to The Real Me, each release showcases Future’s innovative artistry, influential songwriting, and lasting impact on the rap industry. Whether you’re revisiting his classics or discovering his catalog for the first time, following Future Albums in Order is the perfect way to experience the growth, creativity, and legacy of one of hip-hop’s most influential artists.

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