Shania Twain cancels concerts due to COVID-19, says ‘we’re all in this together’

The Canadian singer-songwriter Shania Twain recently took to her social media and announced that her scheduled Las Vegas concerts have been cancelled due to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak. This is not the first time a pop singer has cancelled their show due to the ongoing pandemic. Earlier, well-known artists like Justin Bieber, Camila Cabello Elton John and The Jonas Brothers had also cancelled their concert to ensure the safety of fans during the pandemic. 

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Shania Twain cancels Las Vegas concerts 

Shania Twain announced that her Let's Go! concerts scheduled from May 20 to June 6, 2020, have been cancelled in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. She also ensured her fans that the tickets sold for the cancelled shows will be refunded within 30 days. Along with the announcement, she posted a heartwarming message for her fans. She urged her fans to stay home and concluded her note writing, 'We are all in this together!'. Check it out below - 

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Shania Twain had announced her Las Vegas Residency Performances back in February 2020. The shows were scheduled from May to June 2020, but now have been cancelled. But, the singer-songwriter has promised that the shows will be rescheduled next year. Meanwhile, Shania Twain has been entertaining her fans on social media by singing songs while being in the self-quarantine due to the coronavirus outbreak. 

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