Shania Twain set to party again in Vegas with new residency

NEW YORK — Since Shania Twain launched her first residency in Las Vegas seven years ago, Sin City has been invaded with contemporary pop stars, from Lady Gaga to Drake to Christina Aguilera, jumping on the residency trend. “A really big commitment.” After Vegas, Twain went on traditional tours — in 2015 and 2018 — but said there’s a plus side to performing at the same venue every night. After 15 years, she finally released an album, 2017’s “Now.” To keep her voice intact in Vegas’ dry heat, the 53-year-old said she will “take a steam shower every night as I start my warmups before the show.” One of the best-selling artists of all-time, with hits like “You’re Still the One,” ’'From This Moment On” and “That Don’t Impress Me Much,” Twain has the title of creative director for the residency. “Or they’re maybe getting married now, and they’re bringing their parents to my shows these days, so it’s just a great party vibe.” Some of those young fans — the Canadian Women’s Soccer Team — went viral last week when they sang Twain’s late ‘90s hit “Man! “That’s a good example of young adults that probably came to my concerts years ago on their parent’s shoulders, and now they’re in championship leagues and starting professional careers of their own,” she said.