Trisha Yearwood is releasing The Mirror (Deluxe), an expanded digital version of her album The Mirror, via Virgin Music Group and Gwendolyn Records on Jan. 23.
The deluxe edition of the LP features four new tracks: “You’re Gonna Love It Here,” “Different Kind of Hard,” “Undone” and “Country Music HerStory,” along with the fan-favorite bonus track “Put It In A Song.”
To celebrate the arrival of The Mirror (Deluxe), Yearwood will embark on “The Mirror Tour: An Intimate Acoustic Evening of Stories and Songs,” beginning in March along with fellow singer-songwriters Leslie Satcher and Bridgette Tatum. The tour offers fans a rare, up-close experience as Yearwood brings the intimate songs of The Mirror to life, alongside the hits that have defined her career. Tickets go on sale Dec. 12 at trishayearwood.com/tour.
“When we recorded The Mirror, I had such a hard time narrowing it down. I’d co-written so many songs for this project, and I just didn’t want any of them to get lost,” says Yearwood. “This whole writing portal opened for me, and these songs were too important to leave behind. The deluxe really feels like an extension of the album, every track could have lived on the original record because they’re all part of the same story.
‘The Mirror Tour’ is really about bringing these songs to life in the way they were written, with just a guitar and a story,” she continues. “It’s intimate and stripped down, which is how I love to share music. I can’t wait for folks to hear The Mirror in this setting, alongside the songs that have been part of my career all along. It’s going to be a fun way to share this chapter.”
Yearwood is currently in the holiday spirit with the release of her new Christmastime album and is on the road for her “Christmastime: 12 Days of Christmas Symphony Tour,” performing festive favorites with symphonies across the country.
Hollabaugh, a staff writer at MusicRow magazine, has over 20 years of music business experience and has written for publications including American Profile, CMA Close Up, Nashville Arts And Entertainment, The Boot and Country Weekly. She has a Broadcast Journalism and Speech Communication degree from Texas Christian University, (go Horned Frogs), and welcomes your feedback or story ideas at [email protected].
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