Celine Dion, the "queen of power ballads," delighted fans with exciting news.
After announcing her upcoming Paris concert series, the award-winning singer has expanded the program by adding a number of new dates due to popular demand.
In an Instagram post, the "Heart Will Go On" singer shared a captivating black-and-white video of herself performing the intro to her classic "It's All Coming Back.".
The caption featured 10 new shows scheduled for May 2027, running from May 8 to 29.
The comments section was filled with fans eager to get tickets.
Celine Dion at a special New York City screening of "I Am Celine Dion" held at Alice Tully Hall on June 17, 2024. Photo: Christina Bumfrey/Variety via Getty Images
«"Congratulations again to everyone on The Hunger Games!" joked one follower, referring to the fierce competition for tickets.
«"Here we go again, The Hunger Games Part 2," echoed one commenter.
«"Good luck to everyone in the second, unexpected round!!! Celine in Paris, round of applause!!!" wrote one user.
«"I didn't succeed, but I'll keep trying to win the queen's heart!" commented one hopeful fan.
In addition to fans eager to buy tickets, many were hoping that Celine Dion would bring her concert series to North America and even Asia.
«"Oh my god... What an amazing residency concert. Please come to Japan..." wrote one follower.
«"When Canada?" one of them asked.
Another Instagram user expressed a similar opinion, writing: "California, please!"«
The singer officially announced this unexpected news on March 30 in honor of her 58th birthday.
Dion, who will perform a series of concerts at Paris's La Défense Arena starting September 12, 2026, called her return to the stage "the best birthday present.".
«"For the past few years, every day that has passed, I have felt your prayers and support, your kindness and love," she said in the video, adding, "You have helped me in ways I can't even describe, and I am truly blessed to have your support. This year, I am receiving the best birthday gift of my life... I have the opportunity to see you, to perform for you again in Paris, starting in September! I feel good, I am strong, I am enthusiastic, of course, a little nervous, but most of all, I am grateful to all of YOU! I love you all and I will see you soon!"»
This will mark her return to a full-scale concert series after being diagnosed with muscle rigidity syndrome in 2022.
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