Country music superstar Shania Twain has been announced as a headliner for the 2027 Blenheim Palace Festival in Oxfordshire, United Kingdom.
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Twain will take to the stage on June 29, 2027, following her appearances supporting Harry Styles during his Wembley Stadium shows earlier this summer.
The five-time Grammy Award winner becomes the third artist confirmed for next year's festival, joining previously announced performers Alex Warren and David Gray.
Shania Twain Confirmed for Blenheim Palace Festival
Blenheim Palace Festival launched in 2026, replacing the annual Nocturne Live concert series. Its inaugural edition featured headline performances from Katy Perry, Teddy Swims and Pete Tong.
Heather Carter, the palace's managing director of visitor attractions, expressed her excitement at welcoming Twain to the historic venue.
"[We] couldn't be more excited to welcome the Queen of Country Pop to our Great Court," Carter said.
"Shania Twain's songs have been the soundtrack to so many lives and hearing them ring out in front of the Palace on a summer evening will be truly magical."
Live music promoters Cuffe & Taylor organize the festival, with co-founder Peter Taylor also celebrating the announcement.
"Shania Twain at Blenheim Palace, it really does not get any better than that," he said.
Blenheim Palace has held UNESCO World Heritage status since 1987. Built between 1705 and 1722, the historic estate ranks among England's largest country houses.
The palace is also famous as the birthplace of former British Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill.
Twain Announces More UK and Ireland Tour Dates for 2027
The Blenheim Palace appearance forms part of Twain's newly announced run of UK and Ireland performances in 2027.
The 61-year-old singer will also perform at Scarborough Open Air Theatre in Yorkshire, alongside scheduled appearances in Glasgow, Dublin and Exeter.
Additionally, Twain will headline State Fayre in Chelmsford, Essex, which welcomed more than 50,000 attendees to Hylands Park during its inaugural edition in 2026.
The upcoming performances follow the release of Twain's latest album, Little Miss Twain - The Places I'll Go, which arrived this past summer.
For the project, Twain returned to her country music roots, drawing inspiration from her childhood and early performing experiences in Timmins, Ontario.
The album reached the top 30 on charts across several countries, including Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Germany, Scotland, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.
