Shania Twain will take The Places I’ll Go Tour to the UK and Ireland next June, playing eight outdoor shows in 2027. General sale opens this Friday, November 6, at 9 a.m. GMT, with presales already running this week.
The run is all outdoor rooms, from Scarborough’s Open Air Theatre to the Blenheim Palace Festival, and it lands in an anniversary year for the catalogue the crowds are coming to hear.
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Shania Twain Tour Dates 2027, All Eight Shows
June 16: Scarborough, Open Air Theatre
June 17: Glasgow, Glasgow Summer Sessions at Bellahouston Park
June 19: Chelmsford, State Fayre
June 22: Cardiff, Blackweir Fields
June 24: Exeter, Live at Powderham
June 26: Dublin, Marlay Park
June 27: Belfast, Belsonic
June 29: Oxfordshire, Blenheim Palace Festival
One detail for Exeter buyers: Twain headlines Powderham on Thursday, June 24, while Alex Warren plays the same site on Saturday, June 26, on a separate night. The two shows are not a shared bill, so Powderham tickets need the Thursday date selected.
Presales And The Friday On Sale
Ticketmaster’s tour announcement sets the general sale for Friday, November 6, 2026 at 9 a.m. GMT, which is 4 a.m. EST for Canadian buyers setting an alarm. Presale routes vary by show. Blenheim Palace lists artist, Blenheim members and O2 Priority presales from Wednesday, November 4, with Cuffe & Taylor, Ticketmaster and venue presales following on Thursday, November 5. Powderham runs its own venue presale on November 5, with Ticket Monkey as its official venue ticketing partner, and registration alone does not guarantee tickets.
As always with outdoor summer shows, the venue pages carry the final word on ticket options, accessibility arrangements and age restrictions, and they are worth checking before the Friday sale opens.
An Anniversary Year For The Catalogue
The timing gives the tour its frame. As Scarborough’s announcement notes, 2027 is the year Come On Over turns 30 and Up! turns 25, two of the best selling albums ever made by a Canadian artist. Those milestones do not fix the setlist, but they explain the shape of the run: big outdoor rooms, in summer, built for songs an entire generation can sing back.
Twain remains the best selling female artist in country music history, and her catalogue keeps finding new rooms. Next June, it finds eight of them across the UK and Ireland, and Friday morning is when the tickets move.
