Shania Twain will play eight outdoor shows across the UK and Ireland next June, opening the run at Scarborough Open Air Theatre on Wednesday 16 June 2027. The five-time GRAMMY winner will also headline State Fayre in Chelmsford on Saturday 19 June, before a date at Cardiff’s 35,000-capacity Blackweir Fields on Tuesday 22 June.
The run takes in Glasgow Summer Sessions at Bellahouston Park, Live at Powderham in Exeter, Marlay Park in Dublin, Belsonic in Belfast and Blenheim Palace Festival in Oxfordshire. It lands in a year when Twain will mark the 30th anniversary of Come On Over and the 25th anniversary of Up!, the two albums that pushed her from country radio into global pop.
Tickets go on general sale at 9am on Friday via ticketmaster.co.uk. The announcement was issued on 2 November 2026. No support acts or ticket prices have been confirmed.
Shania Twain, UK and Ireland 2027
- Wednesday 16 June: Scarborough, Open Air Theatre
- Thursday 17 June: Glasgow, Glasgow Summer Sessions, Bellahouston Park
- Saturday 19 June: Chelmsford, State Fayre
- Tuesday 22 June: Cardiff, Blackweir Fields
- Thursday 24 June: Exeter, Live at Powderham
- Saturday 26 June: Dublin, Marlay Park
- Sunday 27 June: Belfast, Belsonic
- Tuesday 29 June: Oxfordshire, Blenheim Palace Festival
State Fayre launched at Hylands Park as a 30,000-capacity camping festival billed as the UK’s largest music and barbecue event. Its debut in June 2026 was headlined by Kings of Leon, Neil Young and The Chrome Hearts, and The Lumineers, with a later food announcement putting 15 pitmasters in The FUME Pit.
Twain is the latest name added to Scarborough Open Air Theatre’s 2027 season. The Yorkshire coast venue will also host headline shows from Kings of Leon, Slash featuring Myles Kennedy and The Conspirators, Bananarama, Alex Warren, Kaiser Chiefs, Alfie Boe, Ronan Keating, Jack Savoretti and James Morrison, and Simply Red.
The live dates follow Little Miss Twain – The Places I’ll Go, the deluxe edition of her seventh studio album, Little Miss Twain, which came out this July. The record looks back at her childhood and teenage years in Canada, and the country, pop, rock, soul and bluegrass influences behind the sound that later crossed into the mainstream. Collaborators on the album include Tanya Tucker, T Bone Burnett, Ronnie Wood, Josh Homme, Ray Parker Jr. and Toto’s David Paich. The deluxe edition widens that story.
An audiobook of her 2011 memoir, From This Moment On, has also been released, narrated by Twain herself. The bestselling book follows her rise to stardom and now includes a new foreword. A biopic of her life and career is also in development.
Fans can follow updates via her website, Instagram, Facebook and Spotify.
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