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Shania Twain at 3Arena: Set list, support act, stage times, how to get there and more

Everything you need to know ahead of night two at Dublin's 3Arena on country pop superstar's Queen of Me tour

• 11:37, 20 SEP 2023
• Updated 14:26, 20 SEP 2023

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Forget Garth Brooks, because Shania Twain-mania has has officially hit Ireland.

Initial reviews of her first night in Dublin are in, and – by all accounts – the country pop superstar rocked the 3Arena with a spectacular show.

Ahead of night two on Wednesday, September 20, here's everything you need to know – including the expected set list following Tuesday's performance.

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Unfortunately, tickets for Wednesday's show are now completely sold out, with no resale tickets to be seen on Ticketmaster's website at the time of writing.

But it's good news though for fans as you can expect a 13,000-strong crowd belting along to her biggest tunes like You're Still The One and Man! I Feel Like a Woman! with you on the night.

The atmosphere for the major pop concert is indeed bound to be electric.

3Arena stage times and support act

The Canadian singer is being supported on her two Dublin dates by rising US star Breland, who fuses country and R&B in unique fashion and has been hailed as a pioneer in the genre.

The show kicks off at 6.30pm with Shania expected on stage somewhere between 8pm and 8.30pm, based on previous shows on this current tour.

Aah, the one we've all been waiting for.

The set list for Tuesday night's show at the 3Arena is below. You can expect something very similar to this for Wednesday night's second outing.

• Waking Up Dreaming
• Don't Be Stupid (You Know I Love You)
• I'm Gonna Getcha Good!
• Come on Over
• You're Still the One
• Any Man of Mine
• Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under?
• Honey, I'm Home
• Inhale/Exhale Air (with Breland)
• Party for Two (with Breland)
• Come on Over (Snippet, fan request)
• You've Got a Way (Snippet, fan request)
• Nah! / She's Not Just a Pretty Face / Waiter! Bring Me Water! / When / Thank You Baby! (for Makin' Someday Come So Soon)
• Pretty Liar
• From This Moment On
• Life's About to Get Good (Snippet, dedicated to a fan)
• Ka-Ching! (Snippet, fan request)
• Today Is Your Day (Snippet, duet with fan)
• Man! I Feel Like a Woman! (Snippet, fan request)
• Forever and for Always
• Rock This Country!
• That Don't Impress Me Much
• Man! I Feel Like a Woman!

How to get there and travel options

The Luas is probably the quickest way to get to the 3Arena from the city centre via public transport.

If you're travelling by train into Dublin, you can grab the Luas Red Line to The Point stop from either Connolly or Heuston Station. This will take you right to the doors of the 3Arena.

The full list of stops where you can board is available at www.luas.ie .

Alternatively, if you'd prefer to avoid the crowds, the 3Arena is roughly 20 minutes walk from O'Connell Street.

From O'Connell Street, just walk down the Northside Quays, past the IFSC until you arrive at the venue.

If you prefer to drive, there is limited car parking available at Point Village car park.

The cost is €16 plus booking fee from 6pm up until 12am, with parking tickets available to book in advance from Ticketmaster.

However using public transport is strongly encouraged, given the thousands that will be travelling to the venue on the night.

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Shania Twain at Malahide Castle Dublin: Ticket prices, pre-sale and everything else you need to know

Shania Twain is returning to Dublin this summer, with the country music superstar set to play a massive outdoor gig at Malahide Castle in June

• 13:56, 13 FEB 2024
• Updated 09:16, 15 FEB 2024

Country music superstar Shania Twain has announced a huge outdoor gig in Dublin for this summer.

The five-time Grammy award winner will perform at Malahide Castle on Friday, June 28 as part of her Queen of Me tour. Twain will also perform at Belsonic in Belfast the day before the Dublin gig, on June 27.

The announcement comes just months after Twain performed two sold-out shows at Dublin's 3Arena , meaning fans who missed out on tickets to her gigs last year now have a second chance to see the Canadian singer live.

READ MORE: Top tips to help you beat the Ticketmaster queue and secure in-demand tickets

It has also been confirmed that Twain will be joined by special guest Rag'n'Bone Man for both Irish gigs. Below we have all the info you need to get tickets to the Dublin 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 Malahide Castle concert go on sale?

Tickets for both Twain's Dublin gig at Malahide Castle and her concert at Belsonic in Belfast go on general sale at 9am on Thursday (February 15).

How much do tickets cost?

Ticket prices start at €79.90 and will be available on Ticketmaster.ie . General tickets went on sale at 9am this Thursday (February 15).

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, there are a number of pre-sale tickets up for grabs, giving fans the opportunity to purchase tickets before the general public.

Past purchaser presale tickets went on sale at 10am on Tuesday and are available to anyone who received a special code.

Past Purchaser Pre-sale is normally open to a fan who bought a ticket for an artists previous gig using their Ticketmaster account or past purchasers of a specific event that was canceled (or indefinitely postponed). Only past purchasers of the specific event will be eligible to participate in such a presale.

Fans can also try to get their hands on tickets through a Promoter Presale, which started at 9am on Tuesday, February 13. You can register for that pre-sale here but it is important to note that registration does not guarantee a ticket

Anyone eligible to book during a presale will usually receive an email beforehand containing a password or a secure internet link which allows access to the tickets

If unsuccessful in purchasing a presale ticket, general tickets will go on sale this Thursday at 9am.

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Shania Twain adds second 3Arena date due to huge demand

Pop country legend Shania Twain will now play two dates at Dublin's 3Arena

• 16:34, 3 NOV 2022
• Updated 10:49, 4 NOV 2022

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Shania Twain has added a second date at Dublin's 3Arena .

The American music star will now play the venue on September 19 and 20, 2023. Shania's world tour will start on Saturday September 16 with her first gig in London’s O2 Arena, followed by Dublin a few days later.

The country legend had her first visit to Irish shores with her debut tour Come On Over in Dublin's RDS Arena in 1999, blowing fans away with her incredible stage presence and bangers like 'Up' and the unforgettable 'That Don't Impress Me Much'. Shania's last performance in Ireland was at the 3Arena in 2018.

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Shania has over 100 million global album sales and 330 million streams in the UK to her name. The Grammy Award winning country singer makes her return to touring after a five year hiatus.

Notable celebrity fans of Shania Twain include Taylor Swift, Post Malone, Lewis Capaldi, Kacey Musgraves, Haim, Avril Lavigne and Harry Styles, who invited Shania to perform with him when he headlined Coachella earlier this year. Her upcoming album Queen Of Me will be released on February 3, 2023.

Tickets for Shania's 3Arena gigs in Dublin are set to go on general sale from Friday, November 4 at 10am from Ticketmaster . Tickets will start from €76.50 including booking fee as well as a charity donation.

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Shania Twain

Grammy award winning icon Shania Twain announces a brand new album, Queen of Me, and UK and Ireland tour that will see her play 3Arena on 19 September 2023.

Shania Twain continues to be one of the world’s most popular artists, with over 100 million global album sales and 330 million streams in the UK alone. Her third studio album, Come On Over, is the UK’s 15th biggest selling album of all time. Her recently released blockbuster, career-spanning Netflix documentary, Not Just A Girl, was praised by NME, The i, Stylist and more for reminding audiences of her status as a cultural icon and music industry pioneer. Notable celebrity fans include Taylor Swift, Post Malone, Lewis Capaldi, Kacey Musgraves, Haim, Avril Lavigne and Harry Styles, who invited Shania to perform with him when he headlined Coachella earlier this year.

Gearing up for another monumental chapter, five-time GRAMMY® Award-winning legend and the best-selling female artist in country music history Shania Twain will release her new album, Queen of Me, on February 3rd 2023 via EMI – pre-order HERE. It notably stands out as her sixth original full-length offering and first record since 2017.

“Let’s go girls..”, the Queen has returned.

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We are just a 5 minute LUAS ride away from the 3Arena (the Luas is opposite our hotel), or if you feel like a stroll it’s less than a 15 minute walk.   If you’re going to a concert in the 3Arena, why not make it an extra special treat and book into The Address Connolly?

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Shania Twain in Dublin: When tickets go on sale, prices, pre-sale options and other Irish dates

The Man! I Feel Like A Woman singer and country icon returns to Dublin this summer for an epic outdoor gig at Malahide Castle and here is all you need to know

• 13:26, 12 FEB 2024

Shania Twain is coming to Dublin later this year for an epic outdoor gig.

The country music icon, best known for hits Man! I Feel Like A Woman and That Don't Impress Me Much, will play at Malahide Castle this summer, following sellout dates at Dublin's 3Arena last year.

This concert is expected to sell out quickly given fans reaction to the announcement.

Read more: Shania Twain feels really grateful that she still so active in country music and she's celebrating

Shania revealed the exciting news on social media on Monday morning, writing to her followers: "When it rains... it pours!! UK & IRELAND - I'm coming for you, see you this Summer!"

The singer will perform a total of six shows across the UK and Ireland between June and July.

Looking to grab tickets? Here is all of the information you need to know including ticket prices and pre-sale options.

When is Shania Twain coming to Dublin?

Shania plays Malahide Castle on Friday June 8th, 2024. Rag 'N' Bone Man has been named as the support act.

When do tickets go on sale?

Tickets go on sale this Thursday, February 15th at 9am.

How much do tickets cost?

According to MCD, tickets start from €79.90. Bookings are subject to a 12.5% service charge per ticket (max €10.50). You will be able to purchase tickets from Ticketmaster by clicking here .

Shania Twain pre-sale options

MCD are offering pre-sale on Shania Twain tickets. You can register your interest here but must act fast as pre-sale opens on Tuesday February 13th at 9am.

Is Shania Twain playing anywhere else in Ireland?

As well as her Dublin date at Malahide Castle, Shania will play Belsonic in Belfast on June 27th. Find out more information about tickets here . The country legend will also play a string of dates in the UK over summer.

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Everything to know for Shania Twain in Malahide Castle - stage times, set list, transport and tickets

It'll be the battle of country music in Dublin this weekend as Shania Twain's gig clashes with Taylor Swift's Eras tour on Friday.

Luckily, there's no bad blood between the two iconic singers and the best thing about being a woman is the prerogative to have a little fun, right?

With Taylor playing three nights in the Aviva Stadium and Shania playing one night in Malahide Castle in Dublin there'll certainly be plenty of fun! Here's everything to know if you are going to Shania Twain's concert on Friday, June 28.:

Stage times

Gates at Malahide Castle will open at 4pm on Friday and the concert is scheduled to start at 5 pm.

There will be two support acts before she comes on. Australian singer Delta Goodrem will open the show for about thirty minutes and then there will be about a fifteen-minute break before English singer Rag’n’Bone Man comes on for forty-five minutes to an hour playing hits like Human and Giant and Skin.

While the exact set list for the Malahide Castle could differ, here is what Shania sang at her recent Las Vegas residency, including 21 of her biggest hits:

• Don’t Be Stupid (You Know I Love You)
• Love Gets Me Every Time
• You Win My Love
• Waking Up Dreaming
• I’m Gonna Getcha Good!
• You’re Still the One
• No One Needs to Know
• Forever and for Always
• Come on Over
• Any Man of Mine
• I Ain’t No Quitter
• Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under?
• Honey, I’m Home
• From This Moment On
• That Don’t Impress Me Much
• Party for Two (with Lindsay Ell)
• Rock This Country!
• (If You’re Not in It for Love) I’m Outta Here!
• Man! I Feel Like a Woman!

Transport to Malahide Castle

There are a number of public transport options to Malahide Castle, by Dart, train and bus, and pedestrians must enter the castle grounds via Hogan's Gate.

Malahide Dart station is 15-minute walk to the arena entrance, with Darts running every 15 minutes. There also be concert express bus running directly to Custom House Quay, Dublin 1, following the gig. Fans can book a single or a return journey here .

For concertgoers hoping to drive, there is limited car parking available at Malahide Castle and fans are advised to book parking in advance through the Evntz app.

Banned items

Concertgoers will not be permitted to bring in any bags over A4 size as well as seating of any kind, or umbrellas. The other usual stuff won't be permitted within the grounds such as alcohol, selfie sticks and flares. See a full list from MCD here .

There are a handful of tickets still available on Ticketmaster , starting at €60.

Fans have been advised that Ticketmaster is the official and only legitimate ticket seller for this event and warned not to buy from bogus ticket sellers or from unofficial sources.

If you haven't got your hands on tickets yet and you're feeling left out - there's still time!

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• Waking Up Dreaming Play Video
• Up! Play Video
• Don't Be Stupid (You Know I Love You) Play Video
• I'm Gonna Getcha Good! Play Video
• Come on Over Play Video
• You're Still the One Play Video
• Giddy Up! Play Video
• Any Man of Mine Play Video
• Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under? Play Video
• Honey, I'm Home Play Video
• C'est La Vie ( A capella snippet with fan ) Play Video
• Today Is Your Day ( A capella snippet with fan ) Play Video
• Inhale/Exhale Air (with BRELAND ) Play Video
• Party for Two (with BRELAND ) Play Video
• Queen of Me ( A capella duet with the fan Julen from Spain ) Play Video
• Nah! / She's Not Just a Pretty Face / Waiter! Bring Me Water! / When / Thank You Baby! (for Makin' Someday Come So Soon) Play Video
• Pretty Liar Play Video
• From This Moment On Play Video
• The Woman in Me (Needs the Man in You) ( A capella duet with Cara Monaghan ) Play Video
• Number One Play Video
• Forever and for Always Play Video
• Rock This Country! Play Video
• That Don't Impress Me Much Play Video
• Man! I Feel Like a Woman! Play Video

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• Come on Over
• Don't Be Stupid (You Know I Love You)
• From This Moment On
• Honey, I'm Home
• Man! I Feel Like a Woman!
• Rock This Country!
• That Don't Impress Me Much
• You're Still the One
• Inhale/Exhale Air
• Pretty Liar
• Queen of Me
• Waking Up Dreaming
• C'est La Vie
• Forever and for Always
• I'm Gonna Getcha Good!
• Any Man of Mine
• The Woman in Me (Needs the Man in You)
• Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under?
• Nah! / She's Not Just a Pretty Face / Waiter! Bring Me Water! / When / Thank You Baby! (for Makin' Someday Come So Soon)
• Today Is Your Day
• Party for Two

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Shania Twain in Dublin review: Convincing country-pop performance without the diva presence

Is it a tad cheesy it is, indeed, but this is high quality camembert that never undermines twain’s legacy.

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You have to be quick to notice it, for no sooner have the lights dimmed when a spotlight lands on Shania Twain , who has somehow arrived at the upper reaches of the auditorium without causing a stir. Microphone in hand, and standing in a leopard skin covered trolley, she makes her way through the crowd, singing Waking Up Dreaming. It’s a surprise beginning to a show that is many things to many people: an array of self-empowerment and self-validation songs that shove male chauvinists out the door with a boot to the butt; a display of campness that runs all the way from pink-frilled boots to displays of Quiverdancing; rock guitars to the max mixed with furious bouts of barn dance fiddle playing.

As befits a songwriter that regularly uses exclamation marks at the end of their songs – see Up!, I’m Gonna Getcha Good!, Giddy Up!, Rock This Country! – and sometimes in the middle of them – the six shooter bang-bang of Man! I Feel Like a Woman! – there is much enthusiasm, but it’s all in good fun.

Is it a tad cheesy? It is, indeed, but this is high quality Camembert that never undermines Twain’s legacy of having established the country-to-pop mainstream crossover blueprint – she is, with some justification, a recognised influence on the early careers of Taylor Swift and Kacey Musgraves.

The high points of a show stacked with hit songs are many and most of these come from the hat-trick of albums Twain released between 1995-2002: The Woman in Me, Come on Over and Up!

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One of her signature songs, the supreme power ballad You’re Still the One, is performed with just an acoustic guitar and is so rapturously received you wonder, fleetingly, insanely, would a stripped-down show in a smaller venue be just as valuable to the singer as it would the audience? Another time, perhaps, because arriving to a caterwaul of screams are Giddy Up! and Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under? (“a heartbreak cheating song,” says Twain, her fan base keenly aware she sings from experience).

Does everything work? Not always. The midpoint medley of songs, which includes Nah!, She’s Not Just a Pretty Face and When, doesn’t connect with the audience, which move in droves towards the toilets and bars. Perhaps a key element of the show is, depending on taste, its most touching or cringy: audience participation.

On three occasions, Twain engaged with her fan base on stage: eight-year-old Mia, from Cork (inevitably, cute), Frenchman Julian and his father and nameless couples gathered around faux candlelit tables as Twain posed with them for selfies. All of that fades in the background, however, when you are confronted with a show that primarily aims to entertain. Also, to Twain’s inestimable credit, there is no diva present on stage – when you already have star wattage, you don’t need extravagant costume changes.

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Encores of That Don’t Impress me Much and Man! I Feel Like a Woman! bring the show to a convincing country-pop conclusion. If you’re looking for some level of performative introspection, perhaps you need to see The National but if you’re looking for the best fun to be had on a rainy night in Dublin, then Shania Twain is clearly your best bet.

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Exact date Shania Twain tickets go on sale and price as she announces huge Dublin gig with special guest

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• Published : 10:45, 12 Feb 2024
• Updated : 10:45, 12 Feb 2024

COUNTRY star Shania Twain has announced a huge Dublin gig with a special guest.

The Canadian singer is set to perform at Malahide Castle this summer .

The You're Still The One star will be taking to the stage on Friday, June 28, 2024.

English singer, Rag'n'Bone Man, will be supporting Shania in Malahide.

Tickets are priced from €79.90 including booking fee on Ticketmaster .

Past purchaser presale tickets went on sale at 10am this morning .

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The 58-year-old will also be heading to Belfast, Stirling, Lancashire, Chepstow and London .

Shania's fans have already been sent into a frenzy after hearing the exciting news .

One fan commented: "I can’t wait."

Jade wrote: "JUST GOT MINE!! See you there my queen ."

Michelle said: "Almost had a bloody heart attack when I seen Dublin WHILE in the queue for London ."

Last year, Una Healy was left starstruck after meeting Shania in Dublin.

'STARSTRUCK'

The popular singer took to the  3Arena  stage in  Dublin  in September, 2023, to perform a set list of her most iconic hits.

After attending her concert, Una shared a heartwarming snap of the pair as they met for the first time backstage.

The Tipperary beauty gushed over Twain in her caption as she wrote: "Starstruck. So honoured to meet you @shaniatwain you have been my idol for over 20 years."

The Irish star looked beautiful as she posed alongside the famous singer supporting a simple pair of flared denim jeans, a black t-shirt and some cool Nike trainers.

Shania smiled in the picture as she put her arm around Una, while supporting a vibrant pair of cheetah print trousers, a pink velour top and some fabulous faux fur knee high boots .

The Candian native is well known for her iconic hits 'Man I feel like a Woman' and 'You're Still The One'.

And family and friends were quick to react to the photo of the famous meeting.

Arthur Gourounlian  commented: "Oh La La. J’ADORE".

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Shania Twain's little-know Irish heritage celebrated with special gift for country star

E PIC The Irish Emigration Museum has gifted country star Shania Twain with a guitar to honor her Irish heritage . The music legend played shows in Cork, Dublin , and Belfast last month.

The 58-year-old Canadian musician was presented with the bespoke guitar designed by Irish illustrator David Rooney. With its intricate design, it tells the story of the star's Irish heritage .

The guitar features several elements that represent Shania’s family history, including the Triskele, an ancient Celtic symbol found at Newgrange, Co Meath . It also features the salmon, representing Shania’s return to Ireland and wisdom in Irish mythology, and Kilkenny Castle, symbolizing her great-great-great-great-grandfather, Thomas Edwards, a soldier at Waterloo who became a ‘military settler’ in Canada .

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Twain, who was born Eilleen Regina Edwards, revealed in her 2011 autobiography, From This Moment On, that she was named after her Irish grandmother, Eilleen Pearce. Her grandmother was born in Co Kildare , which is located west of Dublin.

"Shania, you are a prime example of the global impact of Irish emigration," said Aileesh Carew, CEO of EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum. "We are proud to present this bespoke genealogy to you, told in a new and innovative way.

"Your music has touched millions around the world, and we hope this guitar, which tells the story of your ancestors, intrigues, excites, and informs you as much as it did us during our research. We believe that this unique piece will serve as a cherished reminder of your roots and the incredible journey of your Irish ancestors."

Fiona Fitzsimons, Director at the Irish Family History Centre, added: "Shania’s family history is a testament to the resilience and spirit of her ancestors. Her family narrative spans the battles of the 1798 Rebellion, to the mountains of County Down , and the plains of County Kildare, to Ontario, Canada, and is truly inspiring.

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"Presenting your family history through this unique guitar is a special honor for us, combining the art of storytelling with the beauty of music. We hope this bespoke creation offers you a deeper connection to your heritage."

The museum also recently uncovered Taylor Swift's Irish heritage ahead of the star's Eras Tour arriving in Dublin . Researchers found that Swift has ancestral ties to Derry .

For the latest local news and features on Irish America, visit our homepage here .

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Shania Twain Discovers Her Irish Heritage With Guitar Presented by The Public House and EPIC.

This time it was the turn of Shania Twain who has often talked about her Irish lineage and her Irish grandmother, Eileen Pearce, who was born in Newbridge, Kildare in 1911. However, until now, this was all she knew of her Irish heritage. EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum and the Irish Family History Centre traced her roots all the way back to Ireland’s pre-famine era, with links to both Kilkenny and Kildare.

Upon learning about these deep-rooted connections, and with the potential to present an ancestry report to the music icon, The Public House found a bespoke way to bring her lineage to life.

Working with artist and musician David Rooney, Shania Twain’s ancestral story was etched directly onto a telecaster guitar. With nods to Celtic symbolism, emigration, perseverance, and her roots in both Kildare and Kilkenny, the guitar brings Twain’s genealogy to life in a unique and striking way.

Speaking on the project, David Rooney said: “My own family history of emigration made this process incredibly rewarding, constantly uncovering new things as I sketched, illustrated and burned this art onto a guitar for such an icon. It’s magical to think that someone of Shania’s stature might play this guitar, it’s really extraordinary, and I hope there’s a tune in it for her in the years to come.”

In addition to the guitar, a detailed breakdown of the illustration enclosed in an ancestry report was presented to Shania Twain before her headline concert in Malahide Castle on Friday 28th June.

​​According to Aileesh Carew, CEO of EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum: “In uncovering Shania’s Irish roots, EPIC is once again shining a light on the astounding impact Irish emigration has had on the world. It was a pleasure to present her with this ancestry report and beautiful gift, and a pleasure to speak with her about her love for this land. We invite her fans to visit EPIC and experience the unforgettable stories of how those who left Ireland have shaped the world.”

Paul Kinsella, Art Director in The Public House, added, “Collaborating with EPIC, the Irish Family History Centre, and David Rooney allowed us to craft something really special and unique to celebrate the Irish ancestry of a music icon.”

Agency: The Public House Associate Creative Director: Mikey Curran Art Director: Paul Kinsella Copywriter: Paddy Dunne

Copywriter: Blaise Hoban Head of Design: Eimear O’Sullivan Senior Designer: Trevor Nolan Designer: Molly Devlin Motion Graphics Designer: Kevin Hughes Group Account Director: Terri Turner

Strategy Director: Sarah Walsh

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CEO: Aileesh Carew

Director of Marketing: Yvonne Murphy

Director of Sales & Operations: David Cleary

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Digital Platform Manager: James Kielty

Digital Marketing Executive:  Kanaar Bell

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Genealogy Research: Irish Family History Center ( Fiona O’Mahony, Caitlin Bain & Fiona Fitzsimons

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Andrea Bocelli’s new album to feature duets with Shania Twain and Gwen Stefani

By Casey Cooper-Fiske, PA Entertainment Reporter

Andrea Bocelli is to release an album featuring new duets with Shania Twain and Gwen Stefani to celebrate 30 years since the release of his debut record.

The 32-track Duets compilation will include a host of collaborations recorded especially for the album, with US country star Chris Stapleton, his son Matteo Bocelli and Oscar-winning composer Hans Zimmer also on the line-up.

Alongside the new work, the album will feature duets from throughout the 65-year-old’s career, recorded with the likes of Ed Sheeran, Dua Lipa, Jennifer Lopez and Celine Dion.

Speaking of the album, Bocelli said: “To mix voices, mix the vibrations, is for me a very exciting experience, sensual and spiritual at the same time.

“Something intimate and deep is established between the two voices that sing a duet.

“We singers are in constant search of colleagues able to give life to this alchemy.”

The first single from the album will be Da Stanotte In Poi (From This Moment On), which is a reworking of Twain’s 1997 song and has been recorded with the five-time Grammy winner.

Bocelli began his career in 1994, with the album Il Mare Calmo Della Sera, having previously worked as a singer in piano bars.

The Italian has gone on to sell almost 90 million records worldwide and has performed at major events across the world including the Olympic Games and the World Cup.

Prior to the album’s release, a three-day event will be held in his home town of Lajatico in Italy.

Performances on July 15, 17 and 19 at the Teatro del Silenzio will see him joined by the likes of Sheeran, Sir Brian May and Johnny Depp.

The theatre he will perform in was paid for by the singer and is not used other than for Bocelli’s yearly shows in July.

The concerts will be filmed for a movie called Andrea Bocelli 30: The Celebration, which will be released in cinemas worldwide.

It will be directed by Grammy nominee and Emmy Award winner Sam Wrench, who recently directed Taylor Swift–The Eras Tour.

A new documentary on the singer’s life will also be released in cinemas called Andrea Bocelli: Because I Believe.

The album will be released on Friday, October 25th on Decca Records.

It comes after Bocelli performed at British Summer Time in Hyde Park on Friday, July 5th, with the singer preparing to head off on a US tour in November.

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Shania Twain presented with a stunning handmade guitar in celebration of her musical legacy and Irish heritage

Shania Twain has been presented with a bespoke guitar that celebrates her Irish heritage by EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum. The unique instrument represents Twain's rich ancestry through intricate artwork by Irish illustrator David Rooney.

The presentation of this guitar at Malahide Castle in the Republic of Ireland was in celebration of Twain playing to Irish audiences in Cork, Belfast, and Dublin last month.

During the guitar presentation, Aileesh Carew, CEO of EPIC The Irish Emigration Museum, highlighted Twain's importance for Ireland.

“Shania, you are a prime example of the global impact of Irish emigration,” he said. “We are proud to present this bespoke genealogy to you, told in a new and innovative way.”

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The Telecaster-style guitar, handmade by Ukraine's Woodstock Guitars, was the result of Rooney's intensive search for the perfect guitar to host the artwork he had in mind. “It was urgent. Salvation came at Everest Music, Bray – just down the road from where I live,” recounts Rooney in an interview with Hotpress .

“Hardly five minutes into a conversation with in-house luthier Mark Walsh, he pointed to a pale pink Tele-style guitar on the wall. Hand-made by Woodstock, in the Ukraine, and beautifully aged with a light relic finish and dull hardware, it seemed perfect. Furthermore, it played beautifully.”

Rooney then went on to use pyrography (an art technique for decorating wood with burn marks) to engrave several elements that represent Twain's family history.

This included the Triskele, an ancient Celtic symbol found at Newgrange, County Meath; Kilkenny Castle, symbolizing her ancestor Thomas Edwards, a soldier at Waterloo who became a ‘military settler’ in Canada; and the salmon, representing Twain’s return to Ireland and wisdom in Irish mythology.

In her 2011 autobiography, From This Moment On , Twain revealed her Irish heritage. She shared that she was named after her Irish grandmother, Eilleen Pearce, who was born in County Kildare and played a significant role in her upbringing.

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