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6 days ago
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Shania Twain Delights Fans with Surprise Intimate Performance in the Bahamas
Shania Twain surprised fans with an intimate performance in a restaurant in the Bahamas With a baseball cap on and her hair pulled back into a ponytail, Twain sang "You're Still the One" for the audience The Queen of Country Pop embarks on a limited North America tour this JulyShania Twain makes the case for hitting the local restaurants while on vacation. The "Man! I Feel Like a Woman!" singer, 59, shared a TikTok of her singing "You're Still the One" while playing the guitar at a restaurant in the Bahamas, joining a few other musicians for what appeared to be an impromptu set. Wearing a baseball cap with her hair pulled into a ponytail, Twain — who lives part of the year in the Bahamas — wrapped up her song and blew kisses to the audience. "POV you walk into a random bar on a saturday night in the Bahamas and you find shania twain singing you're still the one," the text over the video read. Twain reiterated the spontaneous sentiment. "You never know what's gonna go down on a Saturday night in Eleuthera! I just love the music scene and atmosphere here 💗," the five-time Grammy winner captioned the clip. "These guys were awesome!" is now available in the Apple App Store! Download it now for the most binge-worthy celeb content, exclusive video clips, astrology updates and more! Fans were quick to react to the intimate performance Twain gave. "My absolute DREAM COME TRUE to walk in someplace and find the queen just casually singing her stuff!!!🥰🥰🥰🥰 like WHAT!?!😍😍😍," one said. "the way I would have dropped dead," another wrote. A third fan simply wrote, "Chills." Someone pointed out that the couple at the bar "won the lottery" with their up-close seating and the privacy of their Queen of Country Pop concert. Twain spoke to PEOPLE in February about how being contained in the music industry after venturing into both pop and country genres throughout her career. "If I feel like I'm being put in a box, I start to panic," Twain said at the time. "I run in any direction I can because I don't want to be contained. I have to be able to find my own way." "Sometimes I'm not even sure where I'm going myself. How can somebody else tell me that, right?" she continued. So I need the freedom to explore and to land wherever that exploration takes me." For fans who missed out on this Twain experience, the singer is headed on a limited North America tour this July and August, making stops in Quebec City and Toronto, along with Hershey, Pa. Hollywood, Fla. and Saratoga Springs, N.Y., among other cities. Read the original article on People
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07-03-2025
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Shania Twain, 59, says she doesn't feel the 'need to prove to anyone that I look younger than I am': 'There is no other me'
Shania Twain is all about owning her truth. The Canadian singer, who's turning 60 in August, opened up about her journey with body image, coming up on a huge milestone birthday and what's next for her career in a recent interview. The "You're Still The One" artist is Us Weekly's latest cover star, and she wants everyone to know "there is no other me." Twain reflected on being a trailblazing artist in the early 1990s, how body image issues plagued her for decades and how she's now feeling better than ever. "I'm really grateful that I've reached so many mental liberations. I feel good," Twain shared, adding she advises other people to avoid falling into the "dangerous" trap of comparing themselves to others and to instead embrace what they look like. "You can wish a lot of time away ignoring what you actually look like. Just get real with yourself." View this post on Instagram A post shared by Shania Twain (@shaniatwain) The Ontario-bred superstar further explained she's always been insecure about her body. That was especially the case when she was growing up, to the point where she'd tell her mother — who asked what she wanted to be when she grew up — she hoped to be a bodybuilder. "I hated being a girl. ... I wanted to be a big, strong man that nobody was going to f— around with," she said, sharing she had been "touched inappropriately" numerous times in her youth. "I hated having boobs, I hated having hips," Twain continued. "I think a lot of that was also because a lot of the models when I was a kid were very, very thin. That was a sign of elegance and feminine beauty to me." It wasn't until Twain got behind the camera and started looking at her fashion that she began embracing her womanhood, she explained. Writing "Man! I Feel Like a Woman!" was a celebration of that feeling, and that she felt safe and empowered behind the camera. Changing her perspective to performing in front of an audience — something she still feels anxious about doing — also helped her move past her body image issues. "I'm so over that. All of those insecurities just got absorbed when I took on a different perspective. My only regret is that it took so long." Twain turns 60 on Aug. 28. Reflecting on this milestone, she shared she feels she suddenly has this pass where she can start caring more about herself and doing things she wants to do — no matter her other responsibilities or pressures. "When I add fame to that, it's a lot to keep up with. I'm a giver, and so I'd like to give more to myself." But once the final leg of her Queen of Me Tour wraps this summer, Twain said she plans to get back to writing music and working with other creatives to put out a new album. However, she placed importance on taking a mental break and avoiding burn out, explaining she'll also make time for her hobbies and friends. As she approaches her six-decade milestone, Twain further reflected on what she hopes to do next in her life — and that doesn't include trying to prove something to others. "I really don't have anything left to prove. Even thinking about age, I don't feel like I need to prove to anyone that I look younger than I am," she said, adding she'd rather focus on "creating magic" through outlets like music, film or collaborations. "There's just so many things," she said. "I keep saying I'm going to have to live to be 120!"
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11-02-2025
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Shania Twain gets tearful as she closes 'special' chapter: 'You are everything'
It is a bittersweet time for Shania Twain. This week, the "Man! I Feel Like a Woman" singer closed out a special chapter, her recent Come On Over Las Vegas residency, which began back on May 20, 2024 and had almost 30 shows. And while she was sad to bid adieu, she promised fans there's much to look forward to, including new music from her. As her residency came to an end, Shania took to Instagram and shared a sweeping recap of the special time, along with a touching tribute. Some of the photos she shared highlighted the variety of whimsical outfits and wigs she wore on stage, sweet moments shared with both the audience and her crew, and other unforgettable moments on and off the stage. "That's a wrap on the Come On Over Las Vegas Residency!" Shania then wrote in her caption, and emphasized: "Vegas holds a special place in my heart and this experience was even better than I could have imagined." Shania has had several residencies in Vegas, most recently before Come On Over her Let's Go! residency, which ran from December 2019 to September 2022, save for pandemic-related postponements. "Every crowd showed up with 100% energy, the best outfits on The Strip, the loudest singalongs and the most kick-ass onstage moments," she continued, adding: "I couldn't ask for better fans… You are everything!!" "Thank you to my incredible cast and crew, on and off stage, for making this show what it is. Your hard work and passion mean the world to me." The Grammy winner then told fans: "Cry because it's over… BUT don't cry too much because I can't wait to see you on the road this summer for my final shows of 2025 before I head into the studio to start writing new music!" Shania now has about ten more shows across Canada and the U.S., culminating with a gig at the Hard Rock Hotel in Hollywood, Florida in August. Fans were then quick to take to the comments section under the post and praise Shania, though first one of her crew members commented: "Forever grateful to you for welcoming me so warmly into the team. It's been something I'll never forget! Thank you!!" as others followed suit with: "Thank you for all the wonderful memories! I've had the pleasure of seeing this residency FOUR TIMES now! Hopefully see you this summer! Love you always!!!" and: "We have made the most amazing memories at your show. From laughing to crying, making friends & singing giddy up with you on stage, it's truly been a blast! THANK YOU Shania."
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09-02-2025
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Shania Twain Says It's 'Humbling' and 'Rewarding' When the Next Generation of Music Stars Say She Inspired Them (Exclusive)
Shania Twain says it is "humbling" to get her flowers. The singer, 59, tells PEOPLE in an exclusive interview that she is grateful that she has inspired the next generation of music stars — including Taylor Swift, Harry Styles, Sabrina Carpenter, Kelsea Ballerini and more. "It is very moving," Twain says, "and I relate to what they say when they talk about me and how they're feeling and how they express it to me personally." "I relate to it in the sense that I felt that way when I was younger about other artists that had already been where I was headed, or where I was dreaming about being and what I was aspiring to become, and how I felt in my heart and my mind of what I would say if I had ever had the chance to meet them," she continues. Adds the "Man! I Feel Like a Woman" musician: "So I can imagine that is what they're feeling in those moments." Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Related: Mickey Guyton Reveals Most Important Lesson She Learned from Shania Twain: 'Be the Badass Beep' Over the years, Twain has received praise from many younger stars in the music scene across genres. In a 2021 TikTok video, Swift, 35, took part in the viral trend, set to Lukas Graham's "Mama Said," where she shrugged off the words "country girls can't go pop" and shouted out Twain for paving the way to do so before she did. The PEOPLE Puzzler crossword is here! How quickly can you solve it? Play now! A year later, in April 2022, Styles, 31, brought Twain out as a surprise guest during his headlining Coachella set, where he admitted he was "starstruck" to be sharing the stage with her, adding, "This lady taught me to sing. She also taught me that men are trash." Carpenter, 25, meanwhile performed one of Twain's songs during a recent stop on her Short n' Sweet Tour, and also performed a duet with the star during her A Nonsense Christmas special, while Ballerini, 31, has a duet with Twain, has performed special tributes to her and even paid homage to some of her past looks on red carpets. Related: Shania Twain Reflects on Getting 'Another Chance' When She Regained Her Voice After Open-Throat Surgery (Exclusive) According to Twain, "It is very humbling and it's rewarding" to see the impact she has made on musicians who have come after her. She adds that the praise she gets from younger artists makes her look back at her time as a newcomer within the music scene too. "I feel like, well, maybe that's what I would have said if I'd met certain people and had the chance to say what I really wanted to say or to perform with them," Twain explains. Still, the mother of one notes that she has had her chances over the years to extend her own gratitude to those she admires in her life. "I have had a chance to do that on several occasions. I've had the opportunity to give gratitude to those who I've looked up to," Twain — who stars in a Coffee mate ad for the 2025 Super Bowl — says. Read the original article on People
