Archive · 8 Oct 2026
Shania Twain Records Audiobook, Revisits Her ‘Pretty Wild’ Life Story
Shania Twain recorded herself reading the audiobook of her memoir, “From This Moment On.”
She said that remembering parts of her life brought up many emotions.
She shared a video and photos from the recording studio on Instagram.
Twain said the audiobook is available to listen to now.
She also announced five more songs for her project “Little Miss Twain - The Places I’ll Go.”
The songs tell more stories about her younger years, before she signed a recording contract in Nashville.
The expanded record is set to come out on October 9.
It includes guest appearances by Tanya Tucker, Josh Homme, and The War and Treaty.
Shania Twain recorded the audiobook version of her memoir, “From This Moment On,” during the summer.
She described revisiting her memories while narrating as a “real rollercoaster of emotions.”
Twain said the audiobook is available for listeners.
She announced five additional songs for “Little Miss Twain - The Places I’ll Go,” expanding stories about her youth.
The expanded record is scheduled for release on October 9 and includes collaborations with Tanya Tucker, Josh Homme, and The War and Treaty.
- Who
- Singer Shania Twain.
- What
- She recorded the audiobook of her memoir and announced five additional songs for “Little Miss Twain - The Places I’ll Go.”
- When
- She recorded the audiobook during the summer; the expanded record is set for release on October 9.
- Where
- The audiobook was recorded in a studio; the article does not specify where.
- Why
- Twain said revisiting memories for the audiobook was emotional, and that sharing stories from her youth inspired her to add more songs.
- Memoir
- “From This Moment On”
- Audiobook
- Twain said it is available to listen to now.
- Expanded record
- “Little Miss Twain - The Places I’ll Go”
- Additional songs
- Five songs added to share more stories from her youth.
- Release date
- October 9
- Featured collaborators
- Tanya Tucker, Josh Homme, and The War and Treaty
- Twain's description
- She called revisiting her memories a “real rollercoaster of emotions.”