Celine Dion Hosts Emotional Concert in Paris
The 58-year-old singer opened a 16-show run with French and English hits after years away from touring because of a rare neurological disorder.
- On Saturday, Celine Dion returned to the stage in Paris, launching a 16-show residency at the Plenitude Arena after nearly four years away from performing.
- The Canadian singer stepped back from performing in 2022 after disclosing a rare neurological disorder, which forced the cancellation of her Courage World Tour.
- Dion opened her concert series with the French song "On Ne Change Pas," meaning "we don't change," drawing from her catalog of nearly 260 million albums sold worldwide.
- Outside her Paris hotel, fans shouted "We're so happy to see you," while the Grammy-winning star told the crowd, "I had promised myself not to cry."
- The "Celine Dion Paris 2026-2027" concert series will feature her hits in English and French, with 10 additional shows scheduled for next May.
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Celine Dion to perform first full concert in six years on Saturday
Celine Dion will perform her first full concert in six years on Saturday, kicking off a sold-out series of shows in Paris after her career was temporarily interrupted by her battle with a rare neurological disorder.
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Politics, comedians, singers, actors, cosmonauts... Like Celine Dion's French and American repertoire, VIPs came from all over the world on Saturday night for the first show of the Quebec star.
Celine Dion gave this Saturday, September 12, the first concert of her residence in Paris. Signing her great return after six years of absence. She chained the tubes during this memorable evening for the fans who were in the room.
'It was harder than expected, but I believed it.' Then he charmed with his hits (ANSA)
While Celine Dion gave her first show in Paris today, a video clip published on social networks attracts the attention of many of the Baie-Comois. The reason: we see the singer Jordan Lévesque, native of Baie-Comeau, next to her. A video of the song J的Irai where you will go has been shared on social networks. [...] The post A singer from Baie-Comeau alongside Celine Dion in Paris appeared first on Le Haute Côte-Nord.
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