Shania Twain Unleashes Her Spectacular 2023 Queen Of Me Tour

Shania Twain launched her 2023 Queen of Me Tour like an actual rocket ship on Friday night (April 28) in Spokane, Wash. Twain's career-spanning set at the Spokane Arena left no stone unturned, including hits from every era of her decades-long career, as well as some songs she hasn't performed live in years. Fans were treated to a thrilling experience that showcased the evolution of her music and artistry.

Twain's show began with one of her newer songs, "Waking Up Dreaming," and ran through all of the hits fans expect from the country superstar, including “Up!,” “Don’t Be Stupid (You Know I Love You)” and “I’m Gonna Getcha Good.” The atmosphere in the arena was electric, as fans sang along to every word, celebrating the return of one of country music's most iconic figures.

Among the highlights of the concert were classics such as “Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under,” “Any Man of Mine,” “From This Moment On,” “You’re Still the One,” and “That Don’t Impress Me Much.” She also incorporated songs from her latest album, Queen of Me, including “Giddy Up!,” “Inhale/Exhale Air,” and “Number One.” The blend of old and new demonstrated Twain's versatility and ability to connect with fans of all ages.

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Exciting Features of the Queen of Me Tour

The Queen of Me Tour is not just about music; it's a full-fledged production. Twain performed in front of a colorful backdrop of a rocket ship that took fans on a trip to Twain Town and its saloon. The elaborate stage set, along with a number of eye-catching costume changes, made for one of the biggest productions of Twain's career, following her successful Las Vegas residency.

One of the standout moments of the night was a medley of songs that Twain has not performed in decades, including “Nah!,” “She’s Not Just a Pretty Face,” “Waiter! Bring Me Water!,” “When,” “Thank You Baby!” and “Party for Two.” This nostalgic trip down memory lane was a treat for long-time fans and showcased her remarkable catalog of hits.

Lindsay Ell joined Twain as her support act for the show in Spokane, with other notable artists like Hailey Whitters, Breland, Kelsea Ballerini, Robyn Ottolini, Priscilla Block, and Mickey Guyton slated to join her on various upcoming dates. The diverse lineup ensures that every concert is a unique experience, appealing to a wide range of musical tastes.

New Music and Expanding Reach

In addition to the tour, Twain marked the opening night with the release of Queen of Me (Royal Edition) on Friday. This expanded edition of her latest studio album includes five new tracks: “Bone Dry,” “Wanted Man,” and re-imagined versions of “Inhale/Exhale Air” (featuring Breland), “Queen of Me,” and “Giddy Up!” This fresh content adds even more excitement for fans as they attend the tour.

The Queen of Me Tour will continue on Saturday night (April 29) in Seattle, Wash., and will run through November 14, playing more than 80 dates across the world. As Twain continues to share her music with fans globally, it’s clear that her legacy in country music is not just intact but thriving.