Meghan Trainor Unveils Album “Toy With Me” and Drops First Single for Anyone Who’s Ever Felt Judged

Meghan Trainor has announced her seventh studio album, Toy With Me, and dropped its lead single, “Still Don’t Care.” The new track arrives alongside a message of self-acceptance — a salute to anyone who’s felt scrutinized or dismissed.

On Instagram, Trainor revealed that Toy With Me will be released on April 24, 2026. The album’s artwork embraces a playful, Barbie-inspired aesthetic, and the full record spans 16 songs, with “Still Don’t Care” setting the tone as an assertive, upbeat opening salvo.

Speaking about the single, Trainor framed it as a personal turning point: she’s actively shedding negativity, prioritizing joy, and refusing to live for others’ approval. The song serves as both a pep talk to herself and an anthem for listeners navigating judgment.

To support the album, Trainor will embark on a 2026 North American run with Icona Pop. The Get In Girl Tour launches June 12 in Clarkstown, Michigan, and — after stops in New York, Chicago, Boston and additional cities — wraps on Aug. 15 in Los Angeles.

Trainor described Toy With Me as her most candid and fearless collection yet, centered on confidence, liberation and meeting people where they are. She said she wanted the record to make listeners feel empowered and is eager to bring that energy to the road next summer.

Toy With Me arrives roughly two years after her previous album, Timeless, which peaked at No. 27 on the Billboard 200. All six of Trainor’s prior full-length albums have charted in the U.S., including her 2015 debut, Title, which entered the chart at No. 1.

Earlier this year, Billboard honored Trainor with the 2025 Hitmaker Award at the Women in Music event, recognizing her continued impact on pop music.

Listen to “Still Don’t Care” and view Trainor’s album announcement below.

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