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That's huge, I am wondering how this all came together.?That's quite a few headlining shows. She so deserves to be acknowledged this way I mean not many country artists get to this level of success and are still successful 25 plus years later. Canadian Queen!

Shania Twain @ShaniaTwain

Smiles for miles all up on my face... because I'm adding Cork to my run of Irish shows this Summer! www.ticketmaster.ie/artist/945610?venueId=197954

https://twitter.com/ShaniaTwain/status/1762402314759925952

4:00 AM ET - 27 Feb 24

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Shania Twain at Virgin Media Park Cork: Ticket prices, pre-sale info and everything you need to know

Queen of Country Shania Twain has announced her first ever Cork gig and we have all the info you need to bag yourself a ticket

By Ruairi Scott Byrne | Irish Mirror | February 27, 2024

Country music superstar Shania Twain is set to play a huge outdoor gig in Cork this summer.

The Canadian singer/songwriter will play Virgin Media Park, formerly Musgrave Park, in her first-ever headline show in Munster on Tuesday, June 25.

It has also been confirmed that Twain will be joined by special guest Rag'n'Bone Man for the upcoming Cork gig.

Announcing the news on X, formerly Twitter, the That Don't Impress Me Much singer wrote: "Smiles for miles all up on my face... because I'm adding Cork to my run of Irish shows this Summer."

The announcement that Twain will play Virgin Media Park comes just weeks after the singer confirmed that she will play a huge outdoor show at Dublin's Malahide Castle on Friday, June 28 as part of her Queen of Me tour.

The five-time Grammy award-winner will also perform at Belsonic in Belfast the day before the Dublin gig, on June 27.

Below we have all the info you need to secure a ticket to the upcoming Cork show, including when tickets go on sale and how to sign up for access to pre-sale tickets.

When to tickets for Shania Twain's Cork concert go on sale?

Tickets to see Shania Twain play her first-ever Cork gig go on sale this Friday (March 1) and will be available through Ticketmaster.ie.

How much do tickets cost?

Ticket prices start at €79.90 plus booking fee.

Ticket purchases are limited to 8 per person. Anyone who exceeds the ticket limit may have any or all of their orders and tickets cancelled without notice by Ticketmaster at its discretion. This includes orders associated with the same name, e-mail address, billing address, credit card number or other information.

Is there a pre-sale?

Yes, fans can get their hands on tickets to Twain's Cork gig before they go on general sale this Friday through the MCD Presale, which will run from 9am Wednesday (February 28) until 8am Friday.

The MCD Presale registration is open now, and anyone hoping to bag a ticket through this presale can sign up here.

The presale registration will close at 5pm this evening and a presale access will be emailed to successful applicants soon afterwards. Anyone who has registered for the MCD Presale code is advised to check their junk / spam folders.

https://www.irishmirror.ie/whats-on/music-nightlife-news/shania-twain-cork-tickets-presale-32223106

Shania Twain @shaniatwain

Any Man of Mine better come to one of my shows this Summer!! 😂 I can’t wait to spend more time with you all… UK & Ireland, you’re up next! Let’s party 🤠 shaniatwain.com/tour/

Clip of "Any Man Of Mine" - https://www.instagram.com/p/C717kcWtqyD/

1:44 PM ET - 5 Jun 24

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Shania Twain @ShaniaTwain

UK & IRELAND - I'm coming for you this Summer! 😎

JUN 25 - Virgin Media Park, Cork
JUN 27 - Belsonic, Belfast
JUN 28 - Malahide Castle, Dublin
JUN 30 - Glastonbury Festival
JUL 02 - Stirling Summer Sessions
JUL 04 - Lytham Festival
JUL 05 - Chepstow Summer Sessions
JUL 07 - BST Hyde Park, London

Tickets are on sale now! https://www.shaniatwain.com/tour

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4:08 AM ET - 16 Feb 24

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Shania kicks off her UK and Ireland tour tomorrow in Cork, Ireland. The concert starts at 5:00pm Ireland time (12:00 noon ET).

Why doesn't she ever seen Ka Ching in the UK or Ireland? Wasn't the song a hit over that way

Marco from Brazil wrote:

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Melissa wrote:

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Why doesn't she ever seen Ka Ching in the UK or Ireland? Wasn't the song a hit over that way

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 I was listening to Ka-Ching in my morning playlist today and I remembered this is a song with a lot o criticism over capitalism, the video was based on cassinos, and they are pictured as a very bad place to be.

With that in mind, I think it would be complicated for her to sing it, while she's in her third residence in Vegas...

(Although I completely agree with the message of the song, and it is very applicable to current days).

Cheers,

Marco.

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 I also think that she can no longer sing it well. That's why. And people have kind of forgotten it.

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shanialover wrote:

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Has anyone seen pics from the concert in Cork Ireland?
I'm from England so I'm just a little surprised that there doesn't seem to be many about yet. I know that she's very popular over here and the concert would have been very well attended.
The BBC seem to be really pushing her Glastonbury performance coming up very well and I'm sure she'll go down a storm.

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I have pics and videos here:

https://shania.activeboard.com/t70849484/2024-uk-ireland-summer-tour-pics-videos/?page=1#comment-70850005

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Thanks Tommy. I didn't look well enough. 

Let's go girls! Shania Twain gives fans the prerogative to have a little fun at Malahide Castle

By Clare McCarthy | Evoke | June 29, 2024

https://evoke.ie/2024/06/29/entertainment/shania-twain-malahide-castle

Tonight in Stirling, Scotland

https://x.com/SmmrSessions/status/1808062319022182773

Shania Twain. Stirling, review: Fresh from Glastonbury, tartan-clad Twain revels in the rain

By David Pollock | The Scotsman | July 3, 2024

Rating: 3 out of 5 stars

"I want to savour this moment, because it's not going to last forever,” said Shania Twain from Stirling’s new Summer Sessions stage, radiant with transatlantic glamour and glossy hair extensions. “I hope you're all nice and cosy shoulder-to-shoulder.” Two days after her Sunday afternoon ‘legends’ slot at Glastonbury, the Canadian singer headlined on a chilly Scottish summer’s night.

She seemed dazzled by the devotion of a crowd here just for her, admiring the sea of cowboy hats and leopardprint, and gazing out over the scenery. The audience had an even better view, with Stirling Castle immediately behind the stage, despite the unseasonally dreich weather.

Twain’s set reflected her career’s stages, with anything from her 1997 global megahit album Come On Over essentially met with feverish adoration. Don’t Be Stupid (You Know I Love You) opened the show on a burst of light-hearted energy, You’re Still the One inspired a mass singalong and That Don’t Impress Me Much kicked the closing section up a gear.

Elsewhere, other songs worked harder for approval, reflecting Twain’s latter career, where a 15-year break from substantial recording has blossomed into re-energised comeback success with last year’s Queen of Me album. Up, her tribute to “positive optimism”, and the sparky I’m Gonna Getcha Good were early highlights amid segments of time-filling conversation.

These included a sweet onstage photo opportunity with a couple of young fans, and a tribute to Scots fashion designer Siobhan McKenzie, who created Twain’s short tartan/leopardprint skirt. The Scots connection continued with nice moments where backing singer and Shotts lad Paul Clark was given centre stage for duets of From This Moment On and Party For Two.

The closing stages became livelier with Rock This Country and the inevitably beloved finale of Man! I Feel Like a Woman!, leaving the crowd on an excited high, although for many a rainy wait in a gridlocked car park which lasted as long as the concert took some shine off the evening.

Still, Twain’s optimism helped. “You know at this time of year in Canada it's sometimes snowing or hailing?” she had asked. “I'll take a little drizzle.

https://www.scotsman.com/whats-on/arts-and-entertainment/shania-twain-stirling-review-fresh-from-glastonbury-tartan-clad-twain-revels-in-the-rain-4688800

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Shania Twain Stirling Summer Sessions review: cowboy hats and The Slosh on a chilly night

By Allan Crow | Fife Today - UK | July 3, 2024

https://www.fifetoday.co.uk/whats-on/arts-and-entertainment/shania-twain-stirling-summer-sessions-review-cowboy-hats-and-the-slosh-on-a-chilly-night-4689480

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Shania Twain wears tartan skirt by Scots designer at Stirling gig as she gushes over Scotland

The country hitmaker stepped out in a half-tartan half-leopard print mini skirt at her Stirling Summer Sessions gig last night which was created by Scots fashion designer Siobhan Mackenzie.

By Nicola Croal | Daily Record - UK | July 3, 2024

https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/entertainment/celebrity/shania-twain-wears-tartan-skirt-33160896

Shania Twain, 58, puts on an animated performance for fans at Lytham Festival - days after wowing the crowds on the final day of Glastonbury

By Chikamso Chukwuenyem | Daily Mail | July 4, 2024

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/shania-twain/article-13602399/Shania-Twain-58-puts-animated-performance-fans-Lytham-Festival-days-wowing-crowds-final-day-Glastonbury.html

Honouring Shania Twain with a Bespoke Engraved Guitar Showcasing Her Irish Ancestry

By EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum in Dublin | July 5, 2024

In celebration of her Irish roots, Shania Twain, currently captivating audiences across Ireland and the UK, has been bestowed a bespoke guitar by EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum. Crafted by acclaimed Irish illustrator David Rooney and researched by genealogy partners at The Irish Family History Centre, this exquisite instrument intricately weaves together the narrative of Shania’s profound Irish lineage through its artistic motifs.

During her recent visit to Ireland, Shania Twain was honoured at Malahide Castle, where EPIC and The Irish Family History Centre presented her with this special guitar. Adorned with intricate designs symbolising her family’s journey from Ireland to Canada, the guitar deeply moved Shania, who expressed her heartfelt appreciation for its thoughtful craftsmanship and the meaningful gesture.

The presentation of the guitar at Malahide Castle resonated with both personal and historical significance, highlighting the enduring impact of Irish emigration on families like Shania’s. The bespoke guitar stands as a lasting tribute to her heritage, embodying the spirit of resilience and cultural pride that defines her remarkable journey.

Shania Twain, born Eilleen Regina Edwards, revealed in her 2011 autobiography, “From This Moment On,” that she was named after her Irish grandmother, Eilleen Pearce, who was born in County Kildare and played a significant role in raising her. This presentation not only honours Shania’s musical achievements but also her deep-rooted connection to her Irish ancestry.

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https://epicchq.com/honouring-shania-twain-with-a-bespoke-engraved-guitar-showcasing-her-irish-ancestry/

Shania Twain's first Welsh show in Chepstow impressed but there was one thing that put a huge dampener on the day

The Canadian country singer was performing her first show in Wales at Chepstow Summer Sessions on Friday evening

By Lydia Royce | Wales Online | July 6, 2024

4 out of 5 stars

https://www.walesonline.co.uk/whats-on/music-nightlife-news/shania-twains-first-welsh-show-29487692