Shania Twain is strongly hinting that she'll be returning to the UK for a run of 2027 shows, following the Canadian country legend's Wembley shows with Harry Styles this summer.

In a new advert that Twain is running on Instagram, she confirms that if you pre-order her latest album, Little Miss Twain, before Thursday, July 30th, you will gain early access to “yet to be announced 2027 UK tour dates”. The new album arrived last Friday.

In the caption, Twain explains, “If you order ‘Little Miss Twain’ from my official UK store before Thursday 30th July 10am BST, you'll be the very first to find out the details and get early access to pre-sale tickets when we go on sale. I'm so ready to be back!”

If you click the accompanying link, it takes you to a page on the ‘You're Still the One’ singer-songwriter's UK store, where it explains, “Pre-order ‘Little Miss Twain’ on any format from the official Shania Twain UK store before Thursday 30th July 10:00 BST to get access to forthcoming and yet to be announced 2027 UK tour dates”.

It goes on, “If you've already pre-ordered the album, you will receive a pre-sale access code. You will receive your pre-sale code and ticket link once the tour is announced and the pre-sale window confirmed. Please note pre-sale access does not guarantee tickets”.

It's worth underlining that you don't need to purchase the album, as you can simply sign up HERE to gain pre-sale access instead. But given the reception from fans so far to Twain's latest project, we imagine they'll be keen to buy a vinyl or CD either way.

Twain has cultivated a strong bond with the UK over the past few decades. Unlike a number of her contemporary country titans, like George Strait, who weren't quite as monumental across The Pond and remained Stateside, Twain has come over regularly.

It'll be interesting to see which venue Twain opts for. Having performed at BST Hyde Park - which can welcome around 60,000 fans - back in 2024, we wonder if she'll have her eyes set on a return to Wembley Stadium, only this time as the headliner.

Alternatively, it feels like a couple of shows at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium would be another viable option for the 90‘s country icon. Or perhaps Twain would rather a longer, packed-out run of shows at a slightly smaller venue, like the O2 Arena.

Thankfully, following her 14-night series of shows at Wembley Stadium opening for Harry Styles on his Together, Together tour, it seems we can look forward to some headline shows from the ‘Man! I Feel Like a Woman!’ hitmaker next year. And given how the album has just arrived and Twain concluded her Styles run this month, we suspect it would make sense to unveil the tour-dates sooner rather than later.