Country music star Shania Twain has been announced as one of the headline acts for next summer's Blenheim Palace Festival.
The five-time Grammy award winning singer, best known for her hit Man, I Feel Like a Woman!, will bring her 2027 to the Unesco World Heritage site in Oxfordshire on 29 June 2027.
It comes after the festival, held in the grounds of the palace, announced Alex Warren as its first headliner for next year's run of shows last month.
Blenheim Palace Festival began last year with Katy Perry, Teddy Swims and Pete Tong - replacing the Nocturne Live annual concert series.
Heather Carter, the palace's managing director of visitor attractions, said it "couldn't be more excited to welcome the Queen of Country Pop to our Great Court".
"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," she said.
The festival is organised by live music promoters Cuffe & Taylor, whose co-founder Peter Taylor said: "Shania Twain at Blenheim Palace, it really does not get any better than that."
The concert follows the release of Little Miss Twain – The Places I'll Go, the deluxe edition of Twain's seventh studio album, earlier this year.
It also comes after she supported Harry Styles on his Together, Together world tour at Wembley Stadium in the summer .
Tickets for Shania Twain at Blenheim Palace are available on pre-sale from 10:00 GMT on Wednesday, with general sale taking place at the same time on Friday.
Twain is the third artist to be announced for this year's festival after Alex Warren and David Gray.
Warren, who is performing on 27 June, is best known for his smash-hit single Ordinary, which became one of the biggest songs of 2025 and topped the UK charts for 13 weeks.
Meanwhile, singer-songwriter Gray will bring melodies - including those from his 2000s chart-topping album White Ladder - to the palace on 3 July 2027.
