Shania Twain to headline State Fayre 2027 in Chelmsford
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Canadian country star Shania Twain will headline State Fayre 2027 in Chelmsford, Essex, on 19 June.
Canadian country star Shania Twain, aged 61, will headline State Fayre 2027 in Chelmsford, Essex, on 19 June. The festival runs 18–20 June and celebrates American culture. Tickets go on sale on 6 November.
Twain said in a statement: 'We all know I love the UK and my UK fans are the best. Last summer everyone said that State Fayre was a blast so I can't wait to experience it for myself and it's an honour to headline.' She added that she would perform her hits from 1993 onwards, including tracks from her latest release 'Little Miss Twain'.
Festival organisers Anna-Sophie Mertens and Alex Simmonds described Twain as 'an icon not just in the history of country music but also in global culture itself'. They said two more headliners and an additional lineup remained to be announced for the festival.
How it is being reported
- Shania Twain to headline Essex festival next yearThe Grammy award-winning star is to perform at an Americana festival which made its debut this year.BBC Essex · 2 Nov, 10:08
- Global superstar announced as headliner for popular Essex festivalShania Twain will headline State Fayre 2027 in Chelmsford, Essex, on June 19, with the festival running June 18–20. Tickets go on sale November 6.Colchester Gazette · 2 Nov, 09:00
- Global superstar announced as headliner for popular Essex festivalShania Twain will headline State Fayre 2027 in Chelmsford, Essex, on June 19, with the festival running June 18–20. Tickets go on sale November 6.Echo (Basildon) · 2 Nov, 09:00
- Global superstar announced as headliner for popular Essex festivalShania Twain will headline State Fayre 2027 in Chelmsford, Essex, on June 19, with the festival running June 18–20. Tickets go on sale November 6.Brentwood Guardian · 2 Nov, 09:00
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