Month: December 2021

Shania Twain is ready to close out her Las Vegas residency with “style.”

The country legend will conclude her two-year show, Shania Twain “Let's Go!” The Las Vegas Residency, at Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino in 2022 over the course of three months. The final shows will take place June 3-18 and August 26-September 10.

Serving as creative director of the hit show, Shania offers a retrospective of her career, performing hits like “Man! I Feel Like a Woman!,” “You’re Still The One” and “That Don’t Impress Me Much.”

“Let’s go out in style,” she teases on Twitter, alongside a flame emoji.

The superstar recently wrapped a string of Vegas shows on December 12. The residency will resume with several previously announced dates in February.

Tickets for the final shows go on sale Friday at 1 p.m. ET. Visit Ticketmaster for a complete list of dates.

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As Carrie Underwood brought the first round of her Las Vegas residency to a close over the weekend, she had two special people in the audience — her sons Isaiah and Jacob. 

Carrie commemorated the end of the first run of her Reflection residency at Resorts World Las Vegas with a gallery of photos that show her onstage. Among those enjoying the spectacle were her and husband Mike Fisher‘s sons, six-year-old Isaiah and two-year-old Jacob.  The superstar singer shared a photo on her Instagram Stories of her eldest son standing up and cheering in excitement as his mom performs. 

“So glad they got to see me at ‘work,'” Carrie captions the sweet moment with a heart eye emoji. 

Mike also shared a snap of their two sons at the show, looking up over the railing from their big leather seats as the show’s title is projected onto the closed curtain onstage. 

“Boys are ready!” Mike writes, alongside the pic. 

The first leg of Reflection launched on December 1 and ended on December 11. Carrie will return to Las Vegas in 2022 for the residency with dates in March, April and May.

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Keith Urban continues the spirit of giving with another surprise visit to a school. 

Keith recently met with students in his native Australia at The Urbenville Public School in New South Wales. The young students caught the singer’s eye after the school posted videos of them singing uplifting songs each Friday afternoon during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Among their favorite artists to cover is Keith, with the students even extending an invite for him to come to their “Little Stars under the Big Stars” concert ,where they were performing his hits “Somebody Like You” and “We Were Us.”  

Saying he was “moved” by their efforts, the country superstar paid a surprise visit to the school via Zoom.  His surprise appearance drew shocked expressions and tears of joy from the class. Among the questions students asked were “what is your favorite song to play?” and “how old were you when you started to play the guitar?” 

Additionally, Keith gifted five guitars to the school, and even gave each student their own guitar to take home. 

“You guys are so inspiring to me, every one of you,” Keith raved. “This is where it begins, right there, wanting to play an instrument, wanting to sing and play for other people. It’s a really important part of I think of everything you guys are doing.”

Earlier this month, the “Wild Hearts” singer visited in-person with students at Hillwood High School in Nashville.

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When Jason Aldean goes out on tour, he often brings his family along. The singer's wife, Brittany frequently shares snapshots from the road, hanging out behind the scenes with their two young children: four-year-old Memphis and two-year-old Navy.

Though the kids are still a little young to fully understand their famous dad's career, Jason says that they're starting to get an idea.

“They come out on the road and see, like, my picture on the side of trucks or whatever, they kind of point to it,” the singer explains, adding that Memphis, as the older of the two, has more of an understanding of what his dad does for a living.

“Memphis is getting to an age where he wants to go out onstage and watch for a little bit. So he'll go out and watch. And he's usually good for about four songs, and then he's like, alright.' He starts running around and he's hard to handle at that point,” Jason continues.

And while Navy's always happy to join in on the fun, she's not quite aware of what it all means.

“She's completely oblivious. She doesn't know what's going on,” the singer adds. “She just likes to do whatever [Memphis is] doing.”

An on-stage appearance from one of Jason's adorable toddlers is always a crowd-pleaser at his shows, and as the kids continue to get older, they might make more cameos.

Memphis is already starting to enjoy time onstage: Over the summer, Brittany shared a clip of an adorably shy Memphis joining his dad, much to the delight of the packed audience.

 

 

 

 

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