Shania Twain says she’s felt more inspired and in tune with herself at age 60, with enjoyable writing sessions in spring 2025 that turned ideas into songs.

A source notes touring and turning 60 have given her renewed energy, creativity, and a brighter outlook that’s shaping the new music.

Spring 2025 writing sessions were described as great, with backstage moments and excitement about translating ideas into songs.

There are no plans yet for a 2026 UK or international tour, but a tour is anticipated in 2027 to align with the 30th anniversary of Come On Over.

Lead singles are expected before the album, suggesting new music could drop ahead of the full release, though no exact date has been set.

Overall, the album feels close to completion, driven by touring experiences and personal growth.

Twain is reportedly close to finishing her seventh studio album after a period of renewed studio creativity.

The seventh album is nearing completion and could arrive later this year, with recording mainly in the Bahamas and during US tour stops.

The project follows reinvigoration from touring and a Las Vegas residency, contributing to its progress.

Writing began in early 2024 but paused for the Las Vegas residency, then resumed with renewed inspiration as she toured the US.

In sum, she started the album early 2024, paused for the residency, and returned to writing and recording during touring.

Sources note the initial writing started early 2024, paused for the residency, and later resumed with momentum.