November 2, 2026 — Country-pop superstar Shania Twain is returning to the UK and Ireland next summer, announcing eight outdoor concerts for June 2027, including headline performances in Dublin, Belfast, Glasgow and Cardiff.

The five-time Grammy Award winner will perform at Dublin’s Marlay Park on Saturday, June 26, before headlining Belfast’s Belsonic festival the following evening. Tickets for both Irish concerts go on general sale Friday, November 6, at 9 a.m., with Dublin prices starting at €79.90.

The announcement comes as Twain prepares to celebrate two major milestones in her career: 30 years since Come On Over and 25 years since Up!, albums that helped establish her as one of country-pop’s biggest international stars.

Shania Twain Announces Eight UK and Ireland Shows

Twain’s The Places I’ll Go Tour begins at Scarborough Open Air Theatre on June 16 before travelling to Glasgow, Chelmsford, Cardiff and Exeter. She will then perform in Dublin and Belfast before concluding the tour at Blenheim Palace Festival in Oxfordshire on June 29.

Full Shania Twain 2027 tour dates:

• June 16: Scarborough — Open Air Theatre
• June 17: Glasgow — Glasgow Summer Sessions, Bellahouston Park
• June 19: Chelmsford — State Fayre Festival
• June 22: Cardiff — Blackweir Fields
• June 24: Exeter — Live at Powderham
• June 26: Dublin — Marlay Park
• June 27: Belfast — Belsonic, Ormeau Park
• June 29: Oxfordshire — Blenheim Palace Festival

Shania Twain Tickets: Prices and November 6 Sale Time

Tickets for Twain’s Dublin concert are priced at €79.90 and €99.90, including booking fees, according to Irish broadcaster RTÉ.

An additional service charge of 12.5%, capped at €10.50 per ticket, applies. That brings the estimated totals to €89.89 and €110.40 respectively, before any other applicable charges.

General sales for Dublin and Belfast begin at 9 a.m. on Friday, November 6, 2026, through Ticketmaster Ireland.

Prices for Belfast and several UK venues have not been fully confirmed. Fans should check official event listings for final ticket categories, booking charges and availability.

Presale Access and How to Book Tickets

Glasgow and Cardiff have presale opportunities scheduled for Thursday, November 5, at 9 a.m. Access may depend on registration or other eligibility requirements.

Fans should create or check their ticketing accounts before sales open, select the correct concert date and review payment details. Booking through authorised sellers can also help avoid misleading resale offers.

Belfast and Dublin Concerts Confirmed for June 2027

Twain’s Dublin performance takes place at Marlay Park on June 26, followed by Belsonic at Belfast’s Ormeau Park on June 27. Both concerts are subject to licence.

The shows follow her July 2026 performance at Thomond Park in Limerick, where Sophie Ellis-Bextor and Irish singer Jesse Sludds appeared as supporting performers.

Stage times, support acts and final venue arrangements for the 2027 concerts have not yet been announced.

Come On Over and Up! Anniversaries Add Significance

The tour coincides with the 30th anniversary of Twain’s 1997 album Come On Over, featuring hits including You’re Still the One, Man! I Feel Like a Woman! and That Don’t Impress Me Much.

Her 2002 album Up! will also celebrate its 25th anniversary in 2027. An official concert setlist has not been confirmed.

New Album and Career Projects Ahead of Tour

The announcement follows the release of Little Miss Twain – The Places I’ll Go, an expanded edition of her seventh studio album exploring the musical influences that shaped her early career.

The project features contributions from Tanya Tucker, Ronnie Wood, Josh Homme, T Bone Burnett, Ray Parker Jr. and Toto’s David Paich.

Twain has also released a newly narrated audiobook edition of her 2011 memoir, From This Moment On, featuring an updated foreword. A biographical film about her life remains in development.

The announcement comes amid other entertainment developments, including Mark Lee’s departure from NCT and SM Entertainment and Dwayne Johnson’s Entertainment Icon Award recognition.

For Twain’s fans, attention now turns to the November 6 general sale, ahead of her return to UK and Irish stages next June.