Grammy® Award-winning hitmaker Meghan Trainor has announced her sixth full-length album, Timeless, out June 14 via Epic Records. Along with the album, Meghan has announced her highly-anticipated North American tour and released an incredible new single, “Been Like This” with T-Pain. This fall, Meghan is making her long-awaited return to stages for the “Timeless Tour.” Produced by Live Nation, the 24-show tour includes a stop at Michigan Lottery Amphitheatre on Monday, September 30 at 6:30 p.m. Joining Meghan as direct support for the local date will be “Lil Boo Thing” crooner, Paul Russell, and older brother Ryan Trainor. Fans will have the opportunity to hear tracks from Timeless along with plenty of classics from her chart-topping catalog.

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On the new album, Meghan explains, “I cannot believe it has been 10 years since this all started, I have never been more grateful for this life that my incredible Megatronz have gifted me with. This new album and tour are all for them and my beautiful family.”

Arriving just in time for the 10-year anniversary of her diamond-certified hit “All About That Bass,” Timeless is a celebration of Meghan’s growth as an artist over the last decade. Meghan approaches themes of self-love and empowerment with more confidence than ever before, brought to life through her smart lyricism and signature production. 

To kick off this exciting new era, Meghan teamed up with her all-time favorite artist, T-Pain, to create “Been Like This,” an upbeat anthem complete with an irresistibly playful sound and knockout vocal performances. On working with Meghan, T-Pain shared, “I worked with Meghan’s husband and manager for MONTHS trying to surprise her for her birthday. She’s been a fan of mine for a long time and the feeling is definitely mutual. I think we came together in a way that’s a perfect mesh of styles that will get everybody ready for us to work together again real soon. T-Pain and M-Train, the collab you never knew you wanted but needed.”