Canadian country pop icon Shania Twain is set to make a return to Dublin, captivating audiences once again with her renowned musical prowess. Scheduled for June 28, 2024, the highly anticipated event will take place at Malahide Castle, accompanied by the soulful melodies of English singer Rag’N’Bone Man.

Twain, who left Dublin spellbound with her previous performance in September, continues to reign supreme in the realm of country music. Having recently unveiled her sixth studio album titled “Queen of Me” on February 3, 2023, she reaffirms her status as a musical luminary. With an illustrious career spanning decades, Twain’s unparalleled talent has earned her five Grammy Awards and the distinction of being the best-selling female artist in country music history.

Boasting an impressive legacy, Twain’s influence extends far beyond the confines of her genre. Her enduring popularity is evidenced by her staggering global album sales exceeding 100 million and a remarkable 330 million streams in the UK alone. Notably, her third studio album “Come On Over” stands as the 15th highest-selling album in the UK of all time, underscoring her enduring appeal.

The announcement of Twain’s upcoming performance at Malahide Castle has elicited widespread excitement, with fans eagerly anticipating the opportunity to witness her electrifying stage presence once more. Accompanied by Rag’N’Bone Man, whose distinctive voice resonates with audiences worldwide, the event promises to be a spectacle of unparalleled musical excellence.

Expressing her enthusiasm for the forthcoming show, Twain took to social media to share her excitement, declaring, “When it rains… it pours!! UK & IRELAND – I’m coming for you, see you this Summer!”

Tickets for Shania Twain’s captivating performance at Malahide Castle will be available for purchase starting at €79.90, with sales commencing this Thursday at 9 am via Ticketmaster. As anticipation mounts, fans eagerly anticipate the opportunity to experience the magic of Twain’s music in the picturesque setting of Malahide Castle.