Meghan Trainor has just announced her new album Toy with Me. Set for release on April 24, 2026, the project arrives alongside the launch of her supporting Toy with Me Tour, which kicks off in June. Trainor revealed the news on social media, sharing, “All dolled up for my NEW ALBUM… TOY WITH ME out April 24! I can’t wait for you to step inside this world. Pre-order + pre-save now.”
The album’s lead single, “Still Don’t Care,” dropped in tandem with the announcement, introducing fans to the upbeat, empowering tone of her new era. The track takes aim at online criticism, particularly the backlash Trainor faced while sharing her fitness journey on social media. “I was seeing a lot of hate when I started posting more about my health journey. I didn’t really expect that,” she said in an interview with The Associated Press. Despite the negativity, Trainor turned that experience into motivation — crafting a song that embraces self-acceptance and humor in the face of judgment.
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Trainor spent eight months writing and producing Toy with Me, balancing studio time with motherhood and family life. The pop star, who now has two young sons, described the album as her most personal and joyful body of work yet. “It’s about staying true to myself amid all the chaos,” she shared. “This time, I wanted to make something fun and honest.” While the full tracklist remains under wraps, it’s confirmed that Toy with Me will feature 16 tracks.
Her previous album, Timeless (2024), celebrated the tenth anniversary of her debut Title and included standout collaborations like “Been Like This” with T-Pain. That record debuted at No. 27 on the Billboard 200 and gave Trainor her strongest vinyl sales week since 2020.
To bring Toy with Me to life, Trainor is embarking on a North American tour beginning June 12, 2026, in Clarkston, Michigan, and wrapping up on August 15 in Los Angeles. Pop duo Icona Pop and Trainor’s brother Ryan Trainor will join as opening acts. American Express presales start soon, followed by general ticket sales on November 21, 2025, at 10 a.m. local time.
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