Shania Twain's "Come on Over" Las Vegas residency wrapped up in February after an extended run. Now, she's hitting the road for a North American tour! But the announcement has some fans very upset.
The "Any Man of Mine" singer is currently starring on Canada's Got Talent. Then, starting in July, she'll be back on the road. Her performances kick off in Missoula, Montana, then she heads to her native Canada for several dates. She returns to the U.S. for shows in Bangor, Maine; Hershey, Pennsylvania; Gilford, New Hampshire; and Jacksonville and Davie, Florida.
Shania will be joined by special guests Andy Grammer, Mackenzie Porter, Kip Moore, Alli Walker for select shows.
She announced the news on Instagram and wrote, "I can’t wait to hit the road this summer and celebrate what has been an incredible couple of years with you all!! 🚀 And Florida, you guys are SO ready to party, we’ve added second shows in Jacksonville and Davie due to the demand! 🤠"
Fans bombarded Shania with comments about the news. While many were thrilled to hear the news, many expressed their disappointment that she didn't have more dates planned. "Queen why do you hate Australia 😭😭😭😭😭😭," one fan wrote. Another said, "😮so sad no Iowa concert!" One wrote, "SHANIAAAAAA - Germany, Austria & Switzerland miss youuuu...please come back for some concerts in Europe sometime soon 👀🤭💖" and another said, "why no texas dates????? 😟" More fans called out for Ohio, Kentucky, and Tennessee appearances, but Shania's followers from Brazil took over the comments with their pleas.
Hopefully, Shania will hear theses requests and add more dates! If you're lucky enough to be in one of the select cities, get your tickets now!
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