Shania is headed to London, England for the next month as she performs an intimate concert at The Shacklewell Arms on Saturday, June 6 and then perform 12 dates during Harry Styles' "Together, Together" tour at Wembley Stadium June 12 - July 4.
While in London, expect Shania to be a guest on several UK TV and radio shows to promote her upcoming album Little Miss Twain.
Shania will reportedly be on "The One Show" next week. The day hasn't been announced yet. "The One Show" airs weeknights at 7:00pm London time on BBC One.
Shania Twain shares the fascinating story behind her single Dirty Rosie đ¸đś
Shania Twain shares the fascinating story behind her single Dirty Rosie, ahead of the release of her highly anticipated album Little Miss Twain! We absolutely cannot wait đ¸đś
Watch out Harry đ @shaniatwain tells us about opening for @harrystylesâ âTogether, Together Tourâ at Wembley this month! 𪊠#shaniatwain #harrystyles #togethertogether
Shania Twain | Working With Harry, Not Prince - Extended TFI Unplugged Interview + New Album & Tour
Country singer and sometimes pop star, Shania Twain drops in to the TFI Unplugged Studio to talk to Chris about her music and shares stories about nearly working with musician Prince and her working relationship with Harry Styles as her new album is released onto the world.
Shania Twain on Harry Styles, unexpected collabs and âLittle Miss Twainâ | Capital
Capital FM - Shania Twain shares an exclusive insight into her new album: 'Little Miss Twain' and her incredible life story that inspired it. Watch the legendary artist spill on what it's actually like performing with Harry Styles on his 'Together, Together' tour!
Watch out Harry đ @shaniatwain tells us about opening for @harrystylesâ âTogether, Together Tourâ at Wembley this month! 𪊠#shaniatwain #harrystyles #togethertogether
Shania Twain on the rise of women in country music and reflections on Little Miss Twain!
Smooth Country - Shania Twain (and Sapphire!) visited Smooth Country to chat about performing with Harry Styles, her new album 'Little Miss Twain', the rise of women in country music, and Shania possibly being Englandâs lucky charm!
Later⌠with Jools Holland: Shania Twain, Sam Smith, Arlo Parks (BBC Two, Sunday, June 21, 2026)
By Izzy Jacobs | Memorable TV | June 15, 2026
Later⌠with Jools Holland opened this series back in May with the Squeeze reunion that everyone had quietly assumed would never happen. Since then the current run has worked its way through a booking list that covers a lot of ground.
Shania Twain is at Alexandra Palace Theatre tonight, five Grammy wins behind her, for a chat with Jools and a performance of âYouâre Still the Oneâ from 1997. That song spent long enough on the charts in the late nineties that hearing it played live at Late Night feels like a minor event.
Sam Smith arrives fresh from the âTo Be Freeâ residency run that took them through Warsaw in Brooklyn last autumn and San Franciscoâs reopened Castro Theatre earlier this year. Those intimate shows let them reset after the arena years, and the version of Sam Smith currently doing press feels noticeably different from the one touring at scale.
Arlo Parks is back on the show having built steadily since her Mercury win. Also on the bill are Canadian prog-rock duo Angine de Poitrine and Newcastle jazz quintet Knats, which is the kind of booking range that Later has always treated as a selling point rather than a mixed message.
Later⌠with Jools Holland airs Sunday, June 21, 2026, at 10:00 PM on BBC Two.
At the 6:40 mark, Shania talks about her favorite song on Little Miss Twain, "Rockstars".
Shania Twain on horse riding in Las Vegas, Harry Styles & new album 'Little Miss Twain' | Dear Diary
Greatest Hits Radio - Shania Twain talks us through some key dates in her diary, including performing as Harry Styles' special guest at Wembley Stadium, the release of her new album 'Little Miss Twain', performing at VH1 Divas, and releasing 'Come On Over'.
Later⌠with Jools Holland: Shania Twain, Sam Smith, Arlo Parks (BBC Two, Sunday, June 21, 2026)
By Izzy Jacobs | Memorable TV | June 15, 2026
Later⌠with Jools Holland opened this series back in May with the Squeeze reunion that everyone had quietly assumed would never happen. Since then the current run has worked its way through a booking list that covers a lot of ground.
Shania Twain is at Alexandra Palace Theatre tonight, five Grammy wins behind her, for a chat with Jools and a performance of âYouâre Still the Oneâ from 1997. That song spent long enough on the charts in the late nineties that hearing it played live at Late Night feels like a minor event.
Sam Smith arrives fresh from the âTo Be Freeâ residency run that took them through Warsaw in Brooklyn last autumn and San Franciscoâs reopened Castro Theatre earlier this year. Those intimate shows let them reset after the arena years, and the version of Sam Smith currently doing press feels noticeably different from the one touring at scale.
Arlo Parks is back on the show having built steadily since her Mercury win. Also on the bill are Canadian prog-rock duo Angine de Poitrine and Newcastle jazz quintet Knats, which is the kind of booking range that Later has always treated as a selling point rather than a mixed message.
Later⌠with Jools Holland airs Sunday, June 21, 2026, at 10:00 PM on BBC Two.
We have a plethora of fantastic guests joining us on the last episode of this series of Later⌠which airs this Sunday at 10pm on @bbctwo or @bbciplayer. Make sure to tune in to see @shaniatwain, @samsmith, @arlo.parks, @anginedepoitrine and @knatsncl.
Shania says there's no plans for a "Dirty Rosie" music video.
Inside Shania Twainâs greatest music videos: The singer reflects on her biggest hits | Video Rewind
Smooth Radio - Shania Twain revisits some of her most iconic music videos, including 'Man! I Feel Like A Woman!', 'You're Still The One', 'That Donât Impress Me Much', and reveals her plans for a 'Dirty Rosie' music video!
Later⌠with Jools Holland: Shania Twain, Sam Smith, Arlo Parks (BBC Two, Sunday, June 21, 2026)
By Izzy Jacobs | Memorable TV | June 15, 2026
Later⌠with Jools Holland opened this series back in May with the Squeeze reunion that everyone had quietly assumed would never happen. Since then the current run has worked its way through a booking list that covers a lot of ground.
Shania Twain is at Alexandra Palace Theatre tonight, five Grammy wins behind her, for a chat with Jools and a performance of âYouâre Still the Oneâ from 1997. That song spent long enough on the charts in the late nineties that hearing it played live at Late Night feels like a minor event.
Sam Smith arrives fresh from the âTo Be Freeâ residency run that took them through Warsaw in Brooklyn last autumn and San Franciscoâs reopened Castro Theatre earlier this year. Those intimate shows let them reset after the arena years, and the version of Sam Smith currently doing press feels noticeably different from the one touring at scale.
Arlo Parks is back on the show having built steadily since her Mercury win. Also on the bill are Canadian prog-rock duo Angine de Poitrine and Newcastle jazz quintet Knats, which is the kind of booking range that Later has always treated as a selling point rather than a mixed message.
Later⌠with Jools Holland airs Sunday, June 21, 2026, at 10:00 PM on BBC Two.
We have a plethora of fantastic guests joining us on the last episode of this series of Later⌠which airs this Sunday at 10pm on @bbctwo or @bbciplayer. Make sure to tune in to see @shaniatwain, @samsmith, @arlo.parks, @anginedepoitrine and @knatsncl.
I am delighted to be joined by the wonderful @shaniatwain for pianoside chats. Together we play one of her all time great songs and she reveals her affection for the great Hank Williams all on this weekâs episode of Later⌠Tune in this Sunday 21st June at 10pm on @bbctwo or @bbciplayer.
Later⌠with Jools Holland: Shania Twain, Sam Smith, Arlo Parks (BBC Two, Sunday, June 21, 2026)
By Izzy Jacobs | Memorable TV | June 15, 2026
Later⌠with Jools Holland opened this series back in May with the Squeeze reunion that everyone had quietly assumed would never happen. Since then the current run has worked its way through a booking list that covers a lot of ground.
Shania Twain is at Alexandra Palace Theatre tonight, five Grammy wins behind her, for a chat with Jools and a performance of âYouâre Still the Oneâ from 1997. That song spent long enough on the charts in the late nineties that hearing it played live at Late Night feels like a minor event.
Sam Smith arrives fresh from the âTo Be Freeâ residency run that took them through Warsaw in Brooklyn last autumn and San Franciscoâs reopened Castro Theatre earlier this year. Those intimate shows let them reset after the arena years, and the version of Sam Smith currently doing press feels noticeably different from the one touring at scale.
Arlo Parks is back on the show having built steadily since her Mercury win. Also on the bill are Canadian prog-rock duo Angine de Poitrine and Newcastle jazz quintet Knats, which is the kind of booking range that Later has always treated as a selling point rather than a mixed message.
Later⌠with Jools Holland airs Sunday, June 21, 2026, at 10:00 PM on BBC Two.
We have a plethora of fantastic guests joining us on the last episode of this series of Later⌠which airs this Sunday at 10pm on @bbctwo or @bbciplayer. Make sure to tune in to see @shaniatwain, @samsmith, @arlo.parks, @anginedepoitrine and @knatsncl.
I am delighted to be joined by the wonderful @shaniatwain for pianoside chats. Together we play one of her all time great songs and she reveals her affection for the great Hank Williams all on this weekâs episode of Later⌠Tune in this Sunday 21st June at 10pm on @bbctwo or @bbciplayer.
What a joy to play âYouâre Still The Oneâ and my favorite Hank Williams song, âIâm So Lonesome I Could Cryâ with @jools.holland.official â¤ď¸ And I got to meet @anginedepoitrine!! My son Eja got me into them so imagine my excitement when I found out we were on the same Later... episode! Watch it back on @bbciplayer.
 On the first gemini tracklist we posted stranger things and night time, the second one must be right time. step by step on interviews we know the tittle of so many tracks.
In our latest episode of #DazedDNA, we caught up with @shaniatwain ahead of the release of her new album âLittle Miss Twainâ. Coming July 24th, to talk riding her horses in her PJâs, the craziest place she has heard one of her tracks, her favourite Harry Styles track and more đ¤
Shania Twain says she âwasnât allowed to grieveâ after parentsâ car crash death
The Canadian singer was 22 when her mother Sharon and stepfather Jerry died in a head-on collision
By Pierra Willix | The Standard - UK | July 19, 2026
Shania Twain has said she âwasnât allowed to grieveâ after her parents were killed in a car crash.
The Canadian singer was 22 when her mother Sharon and stepfather Jerry â who had adopted Twain when she was four â died in a head-on collision with a lorry in 1987.
At the time, Twain had been living in Toronto and studying computer programming when she got a call from her sister.
âI collapsed hearing that news over the phone,â she told Lauren Laverne on Desert Island Discs.
âMy sister called me and I could hear my little brother howling in the background.â
Following her parentsâ death, Twain took on the role of caring for her three younger siblings.
âThe kids could not be separated after that accident â they had to stay together,â she added.
Soon after, Twain became responsible for the family and her parentsâ business affairs.
âI leave Toronto of course and am back in the last family home we had that the kids were still living in and moved back in,â she said.
âMy older sister was gone and was married with two children and had her own life in another town. I had to do a lot of things I knew nothing about like take out a second mortgage for the house to sustain what is going to happen next.â
Twain said she then had to organise selling equipment from her parentsâ business and was in lawyersâ offices frequently, navigating insurance affairs as passengers in the vehicle and the lorry driver were suing.
âThere were so many complexities to the accident itself. I wasnât allowed to grieve because I was thrown into this state of guardianship and executor, plus I donât have a job,â she continued.
After finding a job at a golf resort in a town six hours from their hometown, Twain later moved there with her siblings as it offered them a steady income and allowed her sing.
Speaking on the radio show, Twain also details her parentsâ abusive marriage â sharing that she felt she had to âprotectâ her mother.
âIt was bad. He would choke her a lot and do things that donât end well,â she said.
Twain would eventually meet and marry record producer Robert John âMuttâ Lange.
They were married in 1993 and had son Eja in 2001, however separated seven years later after he had an affair with her best friend, Marie-Anne Thiebaud.
It was her husband, Frederic Thiebaud, who Twain said alerted her to the affair.
âI didnât know anything that was going on, but he then took the blinders off and told me. I didnât believe him and told him he was imagining things,â she said.
Twain then recalled how they both decided to âlet their (marriages go)â.
She added: âAnd in that time we found each other. I found out what a beautiful person he was.â
She then said that she would âtreat him betterâ.
Twain and Thiebaud then married in 2011.
The five-time Grammy-winning Twain has had nine UK top 10 singles including Youâre Still The One, From This Moment On and Donât Be Stupid.
She has also had three number one albums including 1998âs Come On Over, 2017âs Now, and 2023âs Queen Of Me.
The full Desert Island Discs episode can be listened to on BBC Sounds and BBC Radio 4 from Sunday at 10am.
What an honour to be on Desert Island Discs @bbcradio4! Choosing a handful of songs to keep me going out there alone was impossible, but each one speaks to a part of my life that made me who I am. Tune in from 10am BST to hear them and the stories behind the music with @laurenlaverne â¤ď¸đď¸www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m002z66b
Shania Twain Tries Canadian vs UK Food | Snack Wars
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Country music icon Shania Twain steps into Snack Wars to settle the ultimate battle: UK vs Canada.
From beaver tails and poutine to crumpets, Quality Street and cheesy chips, Shania puts some of Britain's best-loved snacks head-to-head with Canadian classics.
Along the way she shares childhood memories, reveals she's a maple syrup purist, tells us why poutine is unbeatable, and nearly gives the crew a heart attack with one perfectly-timed allergy joke.
Will the UK impress her enough to make her say, "You're Still The One"... or will Canada prove that That Don't Impress Me Much? One thing's for sure: this showdown feels like a woman who knows her snacks.
Shania Twain Reflects On Humble Beginnings, Honours Late Mother In 'Little Miss Twain' | N18G
Shania Twain opened up about her humble beginnings and paid an emotional tribute to her late mother through her deeply personal album, Little Miss Twain. The country music icon recalled performing in Canadian bars at a young age before rising to global fame. She also reflected on the unwavering support of her mother, Sharon, who encouraged her musical dreams but passed away before witnessing her success. Blending heartfelt lyrics with memories from her childhood, Little Miss Twain offered an intimate look at the experiences and family bonds that shaped Twain's remarkable journey. Watch this video to know more!
Shania Twain joins tomorrow for an exclusive chat about her new album
Shania Twain joins GMB for a UK exclusive interview about her new album 'Little Miss Twain' and reveals the inspiration behind the record.
The musical icon chats to Richard Arnold about the way the album reflects her journey and starting her performing career at the tender age of 8 in a bid to fulfil her mother's dream of making her the next big star. Catch the chat tomorrow (Friday 24th July) only on Good Morning Britain.