Shania Twain’s Little Miss Twain: Deluxe Album, Tracklist & New Songs
Shania Twain expands her seventh studio album with six additional songs, including a new collaboration with The Milk Carton Kids.
Written by Amanda Tempel
Date Published: May 16, 2026
Last Updated: October 14, 2026
Shania Twain has released Little Miss Twain – The Places I’ll Go, the deluxe edition of her seventh studio album. Released October 9, 2026, the expanded project adds six songs to the original album, bringing the tracklist to 21.
The deluxe edition includes three previously unreleased recordings and three songs that were originally available only as retail exclusives. Among the additions is “Who Do You Love,” a collaboration with folk duo The Milk Carton Kids.
The original Little Miss Twain arrived July 24, 2026, through Republic Records. The 15-song album takes a personal look at Twain's childhood in Canada, her teenage years, and the musical influences that shaped her career.
The project also features Tanya Tucker, Josh Homme of Queens of the Stone Age, and The War and Treaty, along with contributions from T Bone Burnett, Ronnie Wood, Ray Parker Jr., and Toto's David Paich.
Shania Twain's Little Miss Twain: Album Quick Facts
Artist: Shania Twain
Original album: Little Miss Twain
Original release date: July 24, 2026
Deluxe album: Little Miss Twain – The Places I’ll Go
Deluxe release date: October 9, 2026
Studio album: Seventh
Original tracklist: 15 songs
Deluxe tracklist: 21 songs
Featured artists: Tanya Tucker, Josh Homme, The War and Treaty, and The Milk Carton Kids
Previous studio albums: Now (2017) and Queen of Me (2023)
Shania Twain Releases Little Miss Twain Deluxe Edition
Twain released Little Miss Twain – The Places I’ll Go on October 9, less than three months after the original album arrived.
The expanded edition includes six additional recordings, with “Who Do You Love” featuring The Milk Carton Kids serving as the new focus track.
Three of the songs are previously unreleased, while the other three were initially available through exclusive retail editions of the album.
One of those songs, “We Just Met,” was previously included as a bonus track on the Mattagami River vinyl edition.
The deluxe release continues the autobiographical story Twain introduced in July, drawing on the people, places, relationships, and music she remembers from her childhood and teenage years.
The new edition is available to stream and purchase.
Listen to Little Miss Twain – The Places I'll Go
When Was Shania Twain's Little Miss Twain Released?
Shania Twain released Little Miss Twain on July 24, 2026.
The album followed 2017's Now and 2023's Queen of Me, marking another chapter in her recording career.
Rather than focusing primarily on her experiences as an international superstar, Twain turned her attention to the years before she became famous.
Growing up in Canada, she was exposed to a wide range of musical styles, including country, pop, rock, soul, and bluegrass. Those influences appear throughout the record.
The songs also explore her early relationships, her mother's encouragement, and the experiences that shaped her as a young performer.
Shania Twain Celebrates Little Miss Twain Release in New York City
Twain celebrated the original album's release with an intimate concert at Racket NYC in New York City on July 23.
The performance revisited the atmosphere of the smaller venues and bars where she sang during her childhood and early years in music.
During the show, Twain performed selections from Little Miss Twain alongside songs from her established catalog.
Her release-week appearances also included a performance of “Dirty Rosie” on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
Josh Homme Joins Shania Twain on “Faded Blue Jeans”
One of the songs released ahead of the original album was “Faded Blue Jeans,” featuring Josh Homme of Queens of the Stone Age.
Written entirely by Twain, the song draws inspiration from a relationship she experienced as a teenager.
The lyrics revisit the emotions of young love, including the feeling that a relationship could last forever.
The recording's rock and blues influences reflect some of the music Twain listened to while growing up, with Homme contributing to its guitar-driven sound.
Twain also released a limited-edition “Faded Blue Jeans” picture-disc vinyl through her official store.
That edition contains 12 songs, compared with the original 15-track CD and streaming release.
Little Miss Twain Features Tanya Tucker on the Title Track
Tanya Tucker joins Twain on the album's title track, “Little Miss Twain.”
The collaboration has a personal connection to Twain's childhood.
Tucker was one of the country artists Twain admired when she was young, and her music was among the songs Twain learned while performing in bars as a child.
The autobiographical recording also reflects on Twain's relationship with her mother, who encouraged her musical ambitions.
Twain's mother died in a car accident in 1987, years before Shania achieved international success.
The song revisits that early encouragement and the dreams her mother had for her daughter's future.
Having Tucker participate in the recording connects Twain's earliest country music influences with her career decades later.
Little Miss Twain – The Places I'll Go Deluxe Tracklist
The deluxe edition contains 21 songs, including all 15 tracks from the original album and six additional recordings.
Stranger Things
Right Time
Little Miss Twain (feat. Tanya Tucker)
Dirty Rosie
Quit My Life
Problematic
Scary Little Thing
I'd Be Loving Me
Faded Blue Jeans (feat. Josh Homme)
Northern Town
That's The Money
Down The Middle
Take It To The River (feat. The War and Treaty)
New Love
Rockstars
Who Do You Love (feat. The Milk Carton Kids)
What's Going On In There
Trippin' On Good Luck
We Just Met
Hate That Way
The Places I'll Go
The original CD and streaming edition contains the first 15 songs.
Several vinyl editions feature a shorter, 12-song tracklist, while select retail editions included exclusive recordings that are now part of the deluxe release.
Why Little Miss Twain Is Such a Personal Album
Little Miss Twain looks back at the experiences that shaped Twain long before she became one of country music's most successful recording artists.
Her childhood in Canada, her early performances, relationships, and the encouragement she received from her mother all play a part in the record.
The musical influences are equally important.
Twain grew up listening to different genres, and the album brings those styles together through its combination of country, rock, pop, soul, and bluegrass.
Her collaborations also reflect that variety.
Tanya Tucker represents one of Twain's earliest country music influences, while Josh Homme brings a rock background to “Faded Blue Jeans.” The War and Treaty and The Milk Carton Kids add further musical perspectives to the project.
With the expanded The Places I'll Go edition, Twain continues exploring the memories and musical experiences that helped shape her career.
Shania Twain Releases New Audiobook of From This Moment On
The deluxe album's arrival follows the release of a newly recorded audiobook edition of Twain's bestselling memoir, From This Moment On.
Released through Simon & Schuster Audio in October 2026, the new recording is narrated in full by Twain for the first time.
It also includes an exclusive new foreword.
The memoir follows her life from childhood in rural Canada through the personal experiences, losses, and career accomplishments that shaped her journey.
The audiobook and Little Miss Twain offer two different ways to explore the singer's history, with one telling her story through words and the other through music.
Find Shania Twain's From This Moment On audiobook
Shania Twain Looks Ahead to 2027
Twain has several significant career anniversaries approaching in 2027.
The year will mark the 30th anniversary of her landmark album Come On Over, originally released in 1997.
It will also mark 25 years since the release of Up! in 2002.
Both albums were major releases in Twain's career and helped establish her success with country and pop audiences around the world.
According to the October 9 press release, additional live dates are expected to be announced for 2027.
A biographical film about Twain's life and career is also in development.
Further details about the upcoming performances and film have not yet been announced.
Shania Twain's 2026 Stadium Shows
Twain's 2026 performances included an appearance with Harry Styles during his 12-night concert run at London's Wembley Stadium.
She also performed at Thomond Park Stadium in Limerick, Ireland, on July 7.
The stadium appearances took place during the same summer that Little Miss Twain was released.
Little Miss Twain FAQ
What is Shania Twain's new album called?
Shania Twain's seventh studio album is titled Little Miss Twain. The original album was released July 24, 2026, followed by the deluxe edition, Little Miss Twain – The Places I'll Go, on October 9, 2026.
How many songs are on Little Miss Twain?
The original CD and streaming edition contains 15 songs. The deluxe edition expands the album to 21 tracks, with six additional recordings.
What songs are new on the deluxe edition?
The six additional tracks are “Who Do You Love” featuring The Milk Carton Kids, “What's Going On In There,” “Trippin' On Good Luck,” “We Just Met,” “Hate That Way,” and “The Places I'll Go.”
Three of the songs are previously unreleased, while three were formerly available as retail exclusives.
Who is featured on Little Miss Twain?
The original album features Tanya Tucker on “Little Miss Twain,” Josh Homme on “Faded Blue Jeans,” and The War and Treaty on “Take It To The River.”
The deluxe edition adds The Milk Carton Kids on “Who Do You Love.”
What is Little Miss Twain about?
Little Miss Twain is an autobiographical album inspired by Twain's childhood, teenage relationships, family, and early musical influences.
The songs explore experiences that shaped her before she became an international star, including the country, pop, rock, soul, and bluegrass music she heard while growing up.
Is Shania Twain touring in 2027?
Additional live performances are expected to be announced for 2027, according to the October 9, 2026, press release. Dates and venues have not yet been provided in that announcement.
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