Having been forced to cancel the 2020 shows of 'Shania Twain Let's Go! The Residency', the 'That Don't Impress Me Much' hitmaker will kick off her first stint in early December 2021.
- May 27, 2021
AceShowbiz - Country superstar Shania Twain will kick off the holiday season back in Las Vegas after reviving her hit concert residency.
The "That Don't Impress Me Much" hitmaker was forced to cancel previously planned 2020 shows for her "Shania Twain Let's Go! The Residency" at the Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino's Zappos Theater, but now she is keen to get back onstage following the COVID-19 shutdown.
She will return to Sin City for 14 shows, starting with her first stint from December 2 to 12, 2021, and again from February 11 to 26, 2022, which will include a Valentine's Day, February 14 special.
Twain will also be donating $1 (£0.70) from each ticket to her Shania Kids Can charity foundation, to help children facing poverty and other crises.
The singer previously admitted she felt honored to be among the few top artists to boast a Las Vegas residency.
She said, "It's very exciting..., first of all. I always felt that it was a privilege to play Las Vegas anyway. It's a very elite, select group of artists that get to play in Las Vegas - especially when it comes to the long residencies, it's a big deal!"
"No hesitation, I can't wait to get back, Vegas! I really love it there and the fun thing about performing in Las Vegas is everyone is there in good spirits, they're on vacation, they're there to have a great time. Even if they're there for work, if they're at a show, they're decompressing."
Twain's Zappos Theater production is her latest Vegas residency - she previously staged her "Still the One" show at Caesar's Palace for two years until 2014.
