Shania Twain Releases Little Miss Twain Deluxe With Six Songs

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Shania Twain has expanded her most personal album. Little Miss Twain – The Places I'll Go , the deluxe edition of her seventh studio album, came out on October 9 with six extra songs, bringing the total to 21 tracks. Three of the additions are brand-new and three were previously available only as retail exclusives, BroadwayWorld reports. The new focus track is "Who Do You Love", featuring folk duo The Milk Carton Kids. "Looking back at the girl I was" Twain explained the release in an Instagram message quoted by Holler. "If you wanna get to know herrrr... Listen to Little Miss Twain – The Places I'll Go!! 21 songs later and I think you probably know me pretty well by now," she wrote. "It's been so much fun looking back at the girl I was before Nashville and remembering just how determined she was to get somewhere even if she had absolutely no idea where 'somewhere' was going to be." She thanked listeners too: "To everyone who has listened, shared your own stories with me or found a little piece of yourself somewhere in these songs, thank you." The new songs The six additions are "Who Do You Love", "What's Going On In There", "Trippin' On Good Luck", "We Just Met", "Hate That Way" and "The Places I'll Go". In an earlier post, Holler says, Twain called "Trippin' On Good Luck" "a fun play on words tune that's all about positive change". She described "Who Do You Love" as "a song reflecting on first loves and crushes from my youth back home in Timmins, Ontario." The original album Little Miss Twain came out in July. BroadwayWorld says it draws on her childhood and teenage years in Canada, tracing the roots of her sound across country, pop, rock, soul and bluegrass. Collaborators include Tanya Tucker, T Bone Burnett, Ronnie Wood, Josh Homme, Ray Parker Jr. and Toto's David Paich. The War and Treaty appear on "Take It To The River". Holler argues that rather than making a commercial, radio-friendly record, Twain took a creative risk, exploring Southern rock, alt-country, bluegrass and gospel. Key facts Album: Little Miss Twain – The Places I'll Go (deluxe) Released: October 9, 2026 Tracks: 21 (six new to this edition) Focus track: "Who Do You Love" feat. The Milk Carton Kids Original album: Little Miss Twain (July 2026), her seventh studio album Guests across the album: Tanya Tucker, Josh Homme, The War and Treaty, The Milk Carton Kids An audiobook and big anniversaries The deluxe album arrives days after a newly recorded audiobook of her New York Times bestselling memoir, From This Moment On, through Simon & Schuster Audio. Twain narrates it in full for the first time, with an exclusive new foreword. In 2027, she will mark the 30th anniversary of Come On Over and the 25th anniversary of Up! BroadwayWorld says more live dates for 2027 are to be announced, and a biopic about her life and career is in development. By the numbers Twain is a five-time Grammy winner with more than 100 million albums sold worldwide, and BroadwayWorld calls her the top-selling female country-pop artist of all time. She was the first artist to release three consecutive Diamond-certified albums. This year she also joined Harry Styles as a special guest during his sold-out 12-night run at Wembley Stadium. The road to Little Miss Twain BroadwayWorld recalls that after a decade-long break from new music, Twain returned with NOW in September 2017. It debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200, the first female country release in more than three years to top the all-genre chart. A career-spanning documentary, Not Just a Girl, followed with a companion Highlights album. Her sixth album, Queen of Me, came out on February 3, 2023, through Republic Nashville. Through the Shania Twain Foundation, she also supports causes including food insecurity, youth empowerment and access to mental health resources for children and families. What's next With 2027 live dates and the anniversaries of two of her biggest albums ahead, Twain is likely to stay busy. Explore more country , Canada and Juno Awards coverage on Entzopedia. Sources: BroadwayWorld | Holler