Shania Twain will release an expanded deluxe version of her latest album ‘Little Miss Twain‘ on October 9.
The Canadian country-pop superstar returned to the Top 10 of the UK Albums Chart with her seventh studio album over the summer, with the biographical LP reflecting Twain’s life story up to signing her first major record deal.
It features lead single ‘Dirty Rosie‘ plus collaborations with Tanya Tucker, Queens of the Stone Age’s Josh Homme and The War and Treaty – and now a new edition of the record is set to boast even more material.
Announcing the release – which arrives alongside a new audiobook edition of her autobiography ‘From This Moment On’ – she penned in a social media post: “It’s funny how two stories from your life can find their way back to each other at exactly the right time.
“I think I’ve mentioned before how I would need to live to 200 to do everything I dream of doing and yet I feel I’ve lived a thousand lives already.
“I’m going to re-release my biographical album ‘Little Miss Twain – The Places I’ll Go’ with a few extra songs that fill in more of the gaps, and in the same week I’m going to launch the audiobook of my biography ‘From This Moment On’ then the story of my life up to Nashville is all laid bare!
“And as some of you already know… my story is not for the faint of heart.”
