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On tour
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Followers
990,448
Concerts
Nov
29
PH Live
Las Vegas
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Nov
30
PH Live
Las Vegas
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Dec
04
PH Live
Las Vegas
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Dec
06
PH Live
Las Vegas
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Dec
07
PH Live
Las Vegas
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Dec
11
PH Live
Las Vegas
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Dec
13
PH Live
Las Vegas
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Dec
14
PH Live
Las Vegas
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Jan
22
Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino
Las Vegas
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Jan
24
Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino
Las Vegas
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Jan
25
Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino
Las Vegas
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Jan
29
Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino
Las Vegas
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Jan
31
Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino
Las Vegas
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Feb
01
Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino
Las Vegas
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Feb
05
Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino
Las Vegas
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Feb
07
Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino
Las Vegas
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Feb
08
Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino
Las Vegas
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Jul
05
Scotiabank Saddledome
Calgary
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Jul
15
The Theatre at Great Canadian Toronto
Toronto
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Jul
16
The Theatre at Great Canadian Toronto
Toronto
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About Shania Twain
Shania Twain's - Come On Over to my Las Vegas Residency, dates through December 2024! 👑
Shania Twain rivaled as the defining country star of the 1990s, the musician who helped broaden the sound and appeal of the genre. Where brought a pop audience to country, Twain invaded the pop charts, working with producer to marry country conventions with classic rock swagger and adult contemporary appeal. The pair unveiled this blend on The Woman in Me, the 1995 album that produced four number one country hits, but perfected it on Come on Over, a 1997 blockbuster featuring "You're Still the One," "That Don't Impress Me Much," and "Man! I Feel Like a Woman," hits that altered the course of modern pop by delivering country music with the flair and style of MTV. Twain's appeal extended far beyond American country audiences, targeting international markets with Up!, a 2002 album that marked the end of her collaboration with but not her stardom. She spent the first years of the 2000s and 2010s quietly, as generations of musicians raised on her music started to become stars in their own right. After a nearly 25-year hiatus, Twain re-emerged with the reflective Now, which debuted on the top of the charts upon its release in 2017. For its 2023 follow-up, Queen of Me, Twain moved in a decidedly pop direction.
Twain was born in Windsor, Ontario, and raised in the small, rural town of Timmins, Ontario. As a child, she learned to play guitar at an early age and would spend much of her time singing, writing, and playing. Early on in her musical development, her parents pushed her on-stage, making her perform frequently around their little town; often, she would be pulled out of bed around one in the morning to sing at local bars, since as a child she could only appear in the clubs after they had stopped serving alcohol. In addition to bars, she sang on local radio and television stations and at community events. When she was 21 years old, both of her parents died in a car crash, forcing her to take responsibility for her four siblings. In order to pay the bills and keep food on the table, she took a job singing at a resort in Deerhurst. With the money she earned at the resort, she bought a house and had the family settle down.
She sang show tunes, from to , as well as a little country. Twain stayed at the resort for three years, at the end of which all of her siblings had begun lives of their own. When she was finally independent again, she assembled a demo tape of her songs, and her manager set up a showcase concert in Canada. Twain caught the attention of a few insiders with the concert, and within a few months had signed her to their roster. Her eponymous debut album was released in 1993, and although it wasn't a major hit, it performed respectably in the United States, launching two minor hit singles, "What Made You Say That" and "Dance with the One That Brought You"; in Europe, the album was more successful and Country Music Television Europe named her Rising Video Star of the Year.
Shortly after the release of Shania Twain, the singer met and fell in love with , a hard rock producer known for his work with , , , and . had been wanting to move into country music for a while, and after hearing Twain's debut album, he decided to get in contact with her with the intention of working on an album. By the end of the year, the pair had married and begun working on her second record. The two either wrote or co-wrote the material that eventually formed The Woman in Me.
The Woman in Me was released in the spring of 1995. Its first single, "Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under?," went to number 11 early in the year, quickly followed by "Any Man of Mine," which became her first number one single in the spring. The album's title track went to number 14 in the fall, while the fourth single, "(If You're Not in It for Love) I'm Outta Here!," rocketed to number one toward the end of the year; early in 1996, "No One Needs to Know" became her third number one hit. By the beginning of 1996, The Woman in Me had sold over six million copies and broken the record for the most weeks spent at number one on the country charts. During the course of 1996, it would rack up another three million in sales. Come on Over followed in 1997. She spent the next two years touring the globe in support of the album; by the end of 1999, Come on Over had sold 36 million copies.
Twain took a sabbatical and returned to her Swiss home for some down time with her husband. The next summer, she and welcomed their first child. A son, whom they named Eja, arrived August 21, 2001. During this time, Twain brainstormed for a fourth album. While balancing a domestic life and a career, the end result was Up!, which appeared in November 2002.
Up! was released to considerable fanfare -- not only was it accompanied by a huge publicity blitz, but it appeared in three different mixes, designed to appeal to country, pop, and international audiences -- and it was initially a big success, selling over 870,000 copies in the U.S. upon its first week and debuting at number one in the Billboard charts, but despite such hits as “I'm Gonna Getcha Good!” and “Forever and for Always,” it failed to have the same kind of staying power as The Woman in Me or Come on Over. Those two albums sold over 10 million copies a piece in the U.S., whereas Up! sold 5.5 million -- an impressive number that only pales when compared to her track record. As Up! worked its way down the charts, Twain released a Greatest Hits album in the holiday season of 2004; the compilation was a great success, going triple platinum in the U.S. where it peaked at number two on the Billboard charts. In the wake of Greatest Hits, Twain released a song called "Shoes" on the 2005 soundtrack to the TV soap opera Desperate Housewives, but otherwise she slowly slid into an extended hiatus.
In 2008, she announced her separation from husband , and in the following year she wrote an open letter to her fans apologizing for the lack of new music. Despite this, new music wasn't imminent from Twain. She started to return to active status in 2011 via the reality series Why Not? With Shania Twain, which culminated with the release of a new single called "Today Is Your Day"; it peaked at 36 upon its July 2011 release. A few on-record cameos followed -- she appeared on 's 2011 Christmas album and on 's 2012 country album Tuskegee -- before she turned her attention to a three-year residency at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas, Nevada. Once that wrapped up, she embarked on a tour called Rock This Country in 2015. During 2016, she worked on the album that became Now, teased by the singles "Life's About to Get Good" and "Swinging with My Eyes Closed." Now was released in September 2017, debuting at number one on Billboard's Top 200 and Country Albums charts.
Twain supported Now with an international tour, which was followed by a Las Vegas residency called Let's Go! opening in late 2019. Originally slated to run for two years, it wound up being curtailed by the COVID-19 pandemic. During July 2022, the Not Just a Girl documentary debuted on Netflix, accompanied by the hits collection Not Just a Girl: The Highlights. Shortly afterward, she preleased "Waking Up Dreaming," a cheerful preview of her sixth studio album, Queen of Me. Featuring collaborations with such producers as Adam Messinger, Mark Ralph, David Stewart, and Tyler Joseph, Queen of Me found Twain embracing 21st century pop, emphasizing big, happy hooks and a clean digital sheen. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, Rovi
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What fans are saying
Sabrina
This show was the BEST show I have ever seen!!! What a talented and amazing singer! The dancers were awesome! We had great seats in Section 103 Row B and would get the same seat again. Theatre was clean and staff was very helpful. Show was so good we thought about going again the next night! Well done Shania and Zappos!
Zappos Theater
Las Vegas, NV
Sep 07, 2022
Chris
Good show, not great. Great crowd though and despite the bad weather.
Liked the changing stage background visually as well as the set list performed focused on Come On Over (6 songs) and the recent Queen of Me (4) release out of 18 total.
Too much of the dancers/backup singers. This is not a Kylie Minogue or Dua Lipa show.
Bethel Woods Center for the Arts
Bethel, NY
Jul 05, 2023
Michelle
Long walk at arena to get access to seating area.Disappointed that there was no souvenir brochure like the last time I saw her there. Fabulous show and sh definitely didn't disappoint.I don't think she should have sung a song with swearing in it as children in audience. This should have been noted on ticket sales.
The O2
London, United Kingdom
Sep 22, 2023
Anonymous
Amazing night been looking forward to it since May . The show set up was amazing all the back drops were brilliant . And Shania and her team were more than expected . Brilliant show. The organization in the building and staffing was also so organised and professional. Great night!!
OVO Hydro
Glasgow, United Kingdom
Sep 16, 2023
Joshua
The concert was amazing. This is the second time I saw her. She sang her big hits and songs from the new album. One of the best concerts .
She started around 8 or so and ended two hours.
I would hope she would return.
Shania sounds and looks as beautiful as always
Freedom Mortgage Pavilion
Camden, NJ
Jun 11, 2023
Shania Twain Tour Cities
Frequently Asked Questions About Shania Twain
Concerts & Tour Date Information
Is Shania Twain on tour?
Yes, Shania Twain is currently on tour. If you’re interested in attending an upcoming
Shania Twain concert, make sure to grab your tickets in advance. The Shania Twain tour
is scheduled for 20 dates across 3 cities. Get
information on all upcoming tour dates and tickets for 2024-2025 with Hypebot.
How many upcoming tour dates is Shania Twain scheduled to play?
Shania Twain is scheduled to play 20 shows between 2024-2025. Buy
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When does the Shania Twain tour start?
Shania Twain’s tour starts Nov 29, 2024 and ends on Jul 16, 2025.
They will play 3 cities; their most recent concert was held in
Las Vegas at PH Live and their next upcoming concert
will be in Toronto at The Theatre at Great Canadian Toronto.
What venues is Shania Twain performing at?
As part of the Shania Twain tour, Shania Twain is scheduled to play across the following
venues and cities:
2024 Tour Dates:
Nov 29 - Las Vegas,
NV @ PH Live
Nov 30 - Las Vegas,
NV @ PH Live
Dec 04 - Las Vegas,
NV @ PH Live
Dec 06 - Las Vegas,
NV @ PH Live
Dec 07 - Las Vegas,
NV @ PH Live
Dec 11 - Las Vegas,
NV @ PH Live
Dec 13 - Las Vegas,
NV @ PH Live
Dec 14 - Las Vegas,
NV @ PH Live
2025 Tour Dates:
Jan 22 - Las Vegas,
NV @ Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino
Jan 24 - Las Vegas,
NV @ Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino
Jan 25 - Las Vegas,
NV @ Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino
Jan 29 - Las Vegas,
NV @ Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino
Jan 31 - Las Vegas,
NV @ Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino
Feb 01 - Las Vegas,
NV @ Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino
Feb 05 - Las Vegas,
NV @ Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino
Feb 07 - Las Vegas,
NV @ Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino
Feb 08 - Las Vegas,
NV @ Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino
Jul 05 - Calgary,
AB @ Scotiabank Saddledome
Jul 15 - Toronto,
ON @ The Theatre at Great Canadian Toronto
Jul 16 - Toronto,
ON @ The Theatre at Great Canadian Toronto