Shania Twain returned to her roots for a special one-night-only concert at Racket NYC on Thursday, presented by SiriusXM. The performance coincided with the release of her seventh studio album, "Little Miss Twain."
Twain treated the packed room of fans and subscribers to a mix of her greatest hits, including "Man! I Feel Like A Woman!," "Come On Over," and "You’re Still The One." She also debuted several songs from her new album, such as "Dirty Rosie" and "Stranger Things."
The 60-year-old artist, often referred to as the Queen of Country Pop, sported a striking stage outfit featuring a sheer, caped blouse with a plunging neckline over a black bustier and matching hot pants. Her ensemble was accentuated with an abundance of diamond jewelry, including a prominent necklace, chandelier earrings, and several bracelets and rings.
During the concert, Twain shared personal anecdotes behind some of her new songs. She revealed that tracks from "Little Miss Twain" were inspired by her upbringing as an aspiring musician in Ontario, Canada. For instance, "Faded Blue Jeans," a collaboration with Josh Homme of Queens of the Stone Age, reflects on young love and the iconic denim Twain wore in her 1995 music video for "Any Man of Mine."
Another song, "Little Miss Twain," serves as a tribute to her mother's support and sacrifices during her early career. The track features a duet with Tanya Tucker, a full-circle moment for Twain, who aspired to be the "next Tanya Tucker" in her youth. Twain’s sister was in attendance at the show and received a special mention from the stage.
In honor of the album release, SiriusXM has launched "Little Miss Twain Radio," a temporary channel dedicated to Twain's discography and musical influences.
