Shania Twain adds new dates to her 2023 Queen Of Me UK tour

Virgin Radio

28 Nov 2022, 11:22

Let’s go, girls! Five-time Grammy-winning artist Shania Twain has added more live dates to next year’s Queen Of Me tour.

The biggest-selling female artist in country music history is heading out on a massive world tour in 2023, hitting 48 cities across North America and Europe over 54 dates. 

The newly announced dates include a second night added in Glasgow, along with a new show in Leeds. 

The tour will mark the first-time fans will get to see the artist live in almost five years, and celebrates her upcoming album, Queen Of Me, which lands on 3rd February.

The UK leg of Shania’s tour will open with one of the newly-announced shows. On 14th September, she will play Glasgow’s OVO Hydro Arena. She will then return to the same venue on 22nd and 23rd September to play the previously announced gigs. 

Between the two Glasgow dates, the country legend will play at London’s O2 Arena on 16th and 17th September, and will then head over to Ireland for a date at Dublin’s 3Arena on 19th and 20th September.

The UK tour will also take in a show at the AO Arena in Manchester on 25th September, and a gig at the Utilita Arena Birmingham the next night. 

Shania’s run of UK shows will conclude with another of the newly announced dates in Leeds on 28th September, at the First Direct Arena Arena.

Tickets for the newly added events go on sale starting Friday 2nd December at 10am via livenation.co.uk.

Last month, the Queen of Country returned with her latest single, Waking Up Dreaming, which was her first release in five years. It arrived on the heels of her blockbuster career-spanning documentary Not Just A Girl, which is streaming on Netflix now. 

She will also feature in Beauty and the Beast: A 30th Celebration in the role of Mrs. Potts, which streams on Disney+ from 16th December.

Not only is the musician getting ready to set off on a tour of her own, but she has also been busy checking out other gigs. She caused Adele to get more than a little bit starstruck by turning up in the audience at the UK artist’s most recent Las Vegas residency show.