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About Shania Twain

Shania Twain embarked on her music career in the early 1990s, rapidly becoming a defining figure in both country and pop music. Her journey in the industry began with performances in local bands and clubs, leading to the release of her self-titled debut album in 1993. However, it was her second album, The Woman in Me, that catapulted her to widespread fame.

Twain's musical style, shaped by influences from different genres, like Dolly Parton, Kris Kristofferson, and Joni Mitchell, uniquely blends country with pop elements. She was a trailblazer in the crossover genre and has embraced her title, “Queen of Country-Pop.” As one of the highest-selling artists of all time, that moniker suits her well.

She has achieved numerous #1 singles on both country and pop charts, and her trophy case contains several Grammy, Country Music Association, and Academy of Country Music awards. Her pioneering work in bridging the gap between country and pop music has broadened the audience for both genres and cemented her legacy as a key influence in the music industry.

Shania Twain’s Setlist

From sweet ballads to singalong anthems, Shania Twain has touched on every human emotion with her infectious melodies, empowering lyrics, and playful spirit. These are the top ten songs you're almost guaranteed to hear when you see Shania Twain live:

That Don’t Impress Me Much
Don’t Be Stupid (You Know I Love You)
You’re Still the One
(If You’re Not in It for Love) I’m Outta Here!
Man! I Feel Like a Woman!
Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under?
Honey, I’m Home
Any Man of Mine
I’m Gonna Getcha Good!
From This Moment On

Live Moments That Made Headlines

Twain’s undeniable stage presence takes her studio recordings to a whole new level, transforming them into electrifying performances that leave audiences dancing, singing along, and feeling empowered. The following newsworthy moments represent milestones in her illustrious career and significant moments in music history, reflecting her artistic versatility, powerful stage presence, and the deep connection she forges with her audience.

Grammy Debut (February 1996): Shania Twain's performance of “Any Man Of Mine” at the 38th Grammy Awards in LA’s Shrine Auditorium announced her arrival to the world in a big way! This pivotal performance laid the groundwork for her future success.
Successful Launch (May 1998): The kickoff of her first world tour, "Come On Over World Tour," in Sudbury, Ontario, in Sudbury Arena was a major milestone, showcasing her as a global touring sensation following the success of her album Come On Over.
Miami Magic (January 1999): During her "Live in Miami" tour, Shania Twain joined forces with Elton John for a captivating rendition of "Amneris' Letter" at Bayfront Park, Miami, Florida. Their synergy was evident, and her tender voice breathed new life into the song from the musical, Aida. The performance remains a highlight of Shania Twain's career.
Super Bowl Spectacle (January 2003): Shania Twain took center stage at the Super Bowl XXXVII Halftime Show in San Diego, to deliver her biggest hits, including "Man! I Feel Like a Woman!" and "Up!," The show, also featuring performances by No Doubt and Sting.
Up! Close and Personal (November 2003): Shania Twain traded arenas for an intimate soundstage in Nashville for the special "Up! Close and Personal," broadcast on NBC. Sharing the stage with bluegrass legends Alison Krauss and Union Station, Twain delved into a soulful exploration of her musical spectrum.
Vegas Reign (December 2012): Shania Twain launched her eagerly awaited Las Vegas residency, "Still the One." at the Colosseum at Caesars Palace. The high-production show, brimming with dazzling costumes, captivating choreography, and a hit-packed setlist, confirmed her status as a global superstar.
On the Road Again (May 2018): Shania Twain's "NOW" tour kicked off in Tacoma, Washington, at the Tacoma Dome, marking her triumphant return to the road after several years on hiatus. This eagerly anticipated tour allowed Twain to reconnect with her fans and show off her musical evolution, solidifying her enduring legacy as a global superstar.

Shania Twain Collaborations

Collaborations bring together artists from different genres to create something fresh and exciting. Twain's collaborations are not just about lending her distinctive voice; they often involve a creative process where she actively engages in songwriting and production.

The partnerships listed below highlight her versatility as an artist and her ability to adapt her style to complement her collaborators while maintaining her signature blend of good-natured charm and meaningful lyrics.

Billy Currington and Mark McGrath (1997): Shania Twain’s "Party for Two" is an upbeat, playful duet that features two male artists. Mark McGrath sang the male part on a pop-rock mix, while Billy Currington recorded the country version. The project was a commercial success, and the Currington version was a top ten hit on the Hot Country Songs chart.
Lionel Richie (2011): Richie joined Twin for a country rendition of his 1981 hit, “Endless Love.” Twain's powerful vocals were a perfect match for Richie's smooth and soulful delivery, and the two singers created a truly magical musical moment. The new version was released on the Tuskegee album.
Michael Bublé (2011): On "White Christmas," from Bublé's Christmas album, Twain adds a jazzy, swing touch to the holiday classic. Their version was based on an arrangement by The Drifters, and the duo’s contrasting yet complementary voices created a warm interpretation of the beloved holiday favorite.
Anne Murray (2007): Two of Canada’s most beloved female vocalists combined to recreate one of Murray’s most heartwrenching hits. On "You Needed Me.” Twain's powerful vocals and Murray's smooth, timeless delivery complement each other beautifully, and the arrangement, characterized by a gentle piano melody and soaring strings, flawlessly supported their voices.
Backstreet Boys (1999): Shania Twain's song, "From This Moment On," received a pop makeover with the release of a remix featuring the Backstreet Boys. This collaboration not only brought together two of the biggest musical acts of the late 90s but also represented the vibrant fusion of country-pop and boy-band pop that characterized the era.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long do Shania Twain concerts last?

The length of a Shania Twain concert is dependent upon the lineup. Twin’s set alone typically lasts about two hours and includes around 20 songs plus a few songs in an encore.

Are Shania Twain tickets sold out?

Ticket availability for Shania Twain shows is based on factors like date, venue, and demand. GoTickets.com offers tickets that need to be resold, even if a show has been classified as “sold out.”

Does Shania Twain tour?

Shania Twain tours, and has featured opening acts, including Bastian Baker, The Shires, Kelsea Ballerini, Lindsey Ell, Hailey Whitters, Breland, Robyn Ottolini, Priscilla Block, and Mickey Guyton.

Who are Shania Twain’s stage influences?

Shania Twain has expressed admiration for Dolly Parton's style, storytelling, and audience engagement. She has also lauded Patsy Cline's stage presence and Tammy Wynette’s ability to convey emotions.

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Are there any age restrictions for Shania Twain concerts?

Shania Twain likes to create a positive and engaging atmosphere for her fans and tends to cater her content to her audience. Most of her shows are open to all ages, but check individual venues for specific restrictions.

Are outside food or beverages permitted inside the venue for a Shania Twain concert?

Policies for Shania Twain concerts vary by venue. Some places allow outside food and drinks, but others prohibit it. Check your venue’s official website or artist event listings for specific restrictions.

How much are Shania Twain tickets?

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