16 concert residency at La Defense Arena in Paris in September/October 2026

[rodrigofreitas]

1 hour ago, LukeD said:

Τhe Spotify bio has also been updated to mention her upcoming Paris shows and sales of 260m albums!

Is the same from Press Release from SonyCanada https://www.sonymusic.ca/press_release/celine-dion-announces-her-return
 

ABOUT CELINE DION:

With almost 260 million albums sold worldwide, Celine is one of the most immediately recognized, widely respected and successful performers in pop music history with number-one hits including “The Power of Love,” “It’s All Coming Back to Me Now,” “Because You Loved Me,” and “My Heart Will Go On.” As if that wasn’t enough, Celine has accomplished equivalent extraordinary success as a celebrated Francophone artist, with beloved hits including “Pour que tu m’aimes encore,” “S’il suffisait d’aimer,” and “Encore un soir.” Her 1995 album D’eux remains the best-selling French-language album of all time, underscoring her global impact across both English and French repertoires. Celine remains one of the most sought-after recording artists of all time. She has earned five Grammy Awards, two Academy Awards, seven American Music Awards, 20 JUNO Awards, an astonishing 43 Félix Awards, and received the Diamond award at the 2004 World Music Awards, recognizing her status as the best-selling female artist of all time. In 2016, Billboard Music Awards presented her with the Lifetime Achievement Icon Award.  In Las Vegas, Celine single-handedly revitalized modern-day entertainment: her two resident productions performed between 2003 and 2019 remain the #1 and #2 highest-grossing and best-selling residencies of all time, anywhere in the world. In 2024, for the opening ceremonies of the Paris Olympics, Celine made a triumphant return to the stage with a poignant performance of “Hymne à l’amour” atop the iconic Eiffel Tower. On March 30, 2026, the music legend announced CELINE DION PARIS 2026 – a landmark five-week limited engagement at Paris La Défense Arena with select dates set for September through October 2026. These performances mark the beginning of a powerful new chapter in her legendary career.

 

[EmiOnyx]

44 minutes ago, hugo020 said:

Evenko, Montréal Bell Center promoter, reshared her message in their Instagram Stories whishing her the best. I guess that confirms Montréal. My bet is that they will annonce it after Paris is sold out, around the launch of the new single. 10 shows, same paris schedule for november or early 2027.

They said it wouldn't be before summer 2027 because of hockey season 

[Michel xx...]

But what about the VIP packs?! No info yet. I am sooo stressed about this ticket thing!! Hahahaha. Imagine if we, the hardcore fans, don’t get tickets. I mean I know so many people who don’t care about Celine, but they enrolled in the presale because: « why not… cool to see her.. »

I would die if they get tickets and not me!!! Hahahahah 

[EmiOnyx]

7 minutes ago, Michel xx... said:

But what about the VIP packs?! No info yet. I am sooo stressed about this ticket thing!! Hahahaha. Imagine if we, the hardcore fans, don’t get tickets. I mean I know so many people who don’t care about Celine, but they enrolled in the presale because: « why not… cool to see her.. »

I would die if they get tickets and not me!!! Hahahahah 

What annoys me the most are those who buy tickets just to resell them 

Edited March 31, 2026 at 08:22 PM by EmiOnyx

[LukeD]

If you type 'Celine Dion' on Google a blue balloon shows up that says 'Welcome back, Celine!' 🥰

Edited March 31, 2026 at 08:33 PM by LukeD

[scarletpimpernel]

14 minutes ago, LukeD said:

If you type 'Celine Dion' on Google a blue balloon shows up that says 'Welcome back, Celine!' 🥰

 

[Jay718]

6 hours ago, Nmj said:

I’m actually excited about the person who is the creative director of the shows… he was also the creative director for the photoshoot and has worked with Adele and Beyoncé… he did the  Renaissance tour for Beyoncé..

I think he stage was very modern and sleek and I think based on the fashion shoot, that Celine may do a very sleek and glamorous design. IM happy getting to see her work with new people…

now the band, who’s back and who’s not? I see Dawn liking the posts, no Barnev love but he’s also busy and Dawn is Dennis Savage wife so we don’t know how that ended, but to be honest Dennis Savage and Dave Platel who I’m sure are great seemed a bit cold in the documentary. 

Isn't Elise married to Denis, not Dawn?

[drove all night]

13 minutes ago, Jay718 said:

Isn't Elise married to Denis, not Dawn?

 

6 hours ago, Nmj said:

I’m actually excited about the person who is the creative director of the shows… he was also the creative director for the photoshoot and has worked with Adele and Beyoncé… he did the  Renaissance tour for Beyoncé..

I think he stage was very modern and sleek and I think based on the fashion shoot, that Celine may do a very sleek and glamorous design. IM happy getting to see her work with new people…

now the band, who’s back and who’s not? I see Dawn liking the posts, no Barnev love but he’s also busy and Dawn is Dennis Savage wife so we don’t know how that ended, but to be honest Dennis Savage and Dave Platel who I’m sure are great seemed a bit cold in the documentary. 

Élise (Duguay) is married to Dennis Savage!

Edited March 31, 2026 at 09:01 PM by drove all night

[Bellamy]

Is there a seat map?

[Michel xx...]

10 minutes ago, Bellamy said:

Is there a seat map?

Not yet unfortunately… probably it will come soon

[ewh12]

I’m glad is Annie is back. She made some epic looks! Though I do see Law Roach still being in charge of Street looks as his forte wasn’t really for the stage and his strength is getting unique red carpet and everyday looks talked about. Annie is great for the stage, and thinks a lot about complex details for productions and making fashion work with high turnaround times, like the stage,  but maybe is a bit subtle, style wise, for the streets. 
 

anyways, thoughts?

[anewdayhascome]

lottery is for AXS or for the ticketmaster too?

[Enmanuelvv]

Hello guys. I have been reading this forum for YEARS since I was a teenager. I think this is one of the first time saying something 😅

This might be my first time seeing Céline live. Hope I can get some tickets! 
 

Is anyone here from Spain who is planning to go  to Paris?

[LukeD]

CelineDionVEVO just reached 10m subscribers! 

[Enmanuelvv]

 

this is a map of the Arena, distribution might be different but you can get an idea of what seat is better for you. 

[drove all night]

30 minutes ago, ewh12 said:

I'm glad Annie is back. She made some epic looks! Though I do see Law Roach still being in charge of Street looks as his forte wasn't really for the stage and his strength is getting unique red carpet and everyday looks talked about. Annie is great for the stage, and thinks a lot about complex details for productions and making fashion work with high turnaround times, like the stage, but maybe is a bit subtle, style wise, for the streets. 
 

Anyway, any thoughts?

I share your opinion. And, don't forget: She knows Céline since 30 years. Although their first coorperation way already in Dec. 1993 for the video of "L'Amour existe encore".
https://www.lapresse.ca/arts/musique/201103/15/01-4379314-annie-horth-aide-celine-dion-a-se-sentir-belle-et-bien.php

Law really brought some extremely cool looks and certainly helped her through a difficult phase of her life and really living her passion and courage to wear crazy fashion too. I adored his work too. But still: Annie was always my most favorite stylist of her. We will see, if she only worked with her for this project - or if she will also be part of the concert team.

[Coffeegirl]

3 hours ago, hugo020 said:

Evenko, Montréal Bell Center promoter, reshared her message in their Instagram Stories whishing her the best. I guess that confirms Montréal. My bet is that they will annonce it after Paris is sold out, around the launch of the new single. 10 shows, same paris schedule for november or early 2027.

I wouldn’t read too much into that, I received an email from the 02 Arena today a full promo for her show and a link to the presale sign up. 🤷🏼‍♀️ I doubt she’s going anywhere but home after Paris. 
 

 

[scarletpimpernel]

Annie just hits a certain sweet spot when styling Céline, she is to Célines wardrobe what JJG is to her music, a  magic mix that just works 

I think the reason they stopped working together the last time, when they said it was because of personal reasons, could have been because they can get intense with each other and Célines stress levels would have been rather high at that time to deal with any more than she already was

[drove all night]

10 minutes ago, scarletpimpernel said:

Annie just hits a certain sweet spot when styling Céline, she is to Célines wardrobe what JJG is to her music, a  magic mix that just works 

I think the reason they stopped working together the last time, when they said it was because of personal reasons, could have been because they can get intense with each other and Célines stress levels would have been rather high at that time to deal with any more than she already was

This was the article in "La Presse" of June 12, 2014 - about the end of their cooperation:
https://www.lapresse.ca/debats/chroniques/hugo-dumas/201406/12/01-4775124-divorce-entre-celine-et-sa-styliste.php
Automatic translation:
>>>Celine and her stylist have divorced.
Quebec designer Annie Horth has long shaped Céline Dion's clothing style.
by Hugo Dumas

This may seem like trivial and insignificant news, but it isn't, especially in the parallel world of superstars where public image is meticulously crafted. Céline Dion has ended her long-standing partnership with Quebec stylist Annie Horth, the woman who transformed the pop singer into a fashion icon.
Moreover, since this professional breakup, the Charlemagne diva posed for People magazine perched atop a giant replica of Michelangelo's David, erected in the middle of the Caesars Palace hotel-casino in Las Vegas. This photo, in questionable taste to say the least, was ridiculed on social media.
I would be extremely surprised if Annie Horth, the high priestess of chic and elegance, found this photo graceful and distinguished. The stylist even publicly distanced herself from it on Twitter.
Annie Horth has been designing Céline Dion's looks since 2007. Over these seven years, the Quebec star has made virtually no fashion faux pas. Clad in Lanvin gowns and perched on vertiginous heels, Céline has never looked so refined and sexy on stage. All thanks to Annie Horth's magic touch. And a few invaluable contacts in the world's most prestigious fashion houses, of course.
So, what exactly happened to dissolve this winning partnership? It's difficult to pinpoint exactly. However, it seems the separation was acrimonious.
After repeatedly dodging questions, Céline Dion's publicist in Montreal, Francine Chaloult, finally confided: "It's something very personal. It will be sorted out. Céline and Annie haven't worked together for a few years. Annie isn't easy to work with. She's done extraordinary things for Céline, masterpieces. But it's true that Annie isn't always easy to get along with. She's much more intense than Céline."
Annie Horth and Céline Dion began their collaboration in the mid-1990s, but the stylist was sidelined in 2000 when the Cirque du Soleil team joined the singer's entourage. René Angélil brought Annie Horth back into Céline's inner circle in 2007 to refresh the costumes for the A New Day show in Las Vegas.
Reached yesterday, Annie Horth insisted on the "private nature" of this divorce.
 “I have a lot of respect and admiration for René and Céline. We always got along well creatively. I enjoyed a great deal of freedom in my work as a stylist. The decision was made on other levels. I was lucky enough to do exceptional work and to have a professional and personal relationship with two immense and unique people. And I am proud of the work I did to evolve Céline’s image in recent years,” emphasizes Annie Horth.
The Quebec stylist, whose clients also include Julie Snyder and Véronic DiCaire, did much more than simply choose designer clothes for Céline Dion. She ensured the pop star shone brightly everywhere she went, whether on the red carpet, during a television interview, or on stages around the world. Jennifer Lopez also sought Annie Horth's services, but Horth declined, dedicating almost all of her time to Céline.
Who will replace Annie Horth as Céline Dion's assistant? It's impossible to know. Céline Dion's team had no answer to provide us yesterday.
In the documentary Céline, Three Guys and a New Show , which aired on Oprah Winfrey's channel, Annie Horth was seen in some rather amusing fitting sessions with Céline Dion. The two women got along very well.
Celine Dion's extravagant stage outfits have often been ridiculed. But not those under the supervision of Annie Horth, who kept the singer's wardrobe simple and elegant.
Now, if Celine Dion shows up on a red carpet with short, peroxide-blonde hair, like in 2003, or if she cuddles up in the arms of a plaster statue, we will know that there is a critical lack of an Annie Horth in her circle of advisors.<<<
 

[EmiOnyx]

For those who are planning to go to Paris. Are you all aiming for the opening night? I suspect demand will be even higher for that specific date.

[celinish98]

10 minutes ago, EmiOnyx said:

For those who are planning to go to Paris. Are you all aiming for the opening night? I suspect demand will be even higher for that specific date.

First night would be amazing 🤩 but I'm happy with any of the weekend dates. Hopefully within the first half. 

[Matias]

53 minutes ago, drove all night said:

This was the article in "La Presse" of June 12, 2014 - about the end of their cooperation:
https://www.lapresse.ca/debats/chroniques/hugo-dumas/201406/12/01-4775124-divorce-entre-celine-et-sa-styliste.php
Automatic translation:
>>>Celine and her stylist have divorced.
Quebec designer Annie Horth has long shaped Céline Dion's clothing style.
by Hugo Dumas

This may seem like trivial and insignificant news, but it isn't, especially in the parallel world of superstars where public image is meticulously crafted. Céline Dion has ended her long-standing partnership with Quebec stylist Annie Horth, the woman who transformed the pop singer into a fashion icon.
Moreover, since this professional breakup, the Charlemagne diva posed for People magazine perched atop a giant replica of Michelangelo's David, erected in the middle of the Caesars Palace hotel-casino in Las Vegas. This photo, in questionable taste to say the least, was ridiculed on social media.
I would be extremely surprised if Annie Horth, the high priestess of chic and elegance, found this photo graceful and distinguished. The stylist even publicly distanced herself from it on Twitter.
Annie Horth has been designing Céline Dion's looks since 2007. Over these seven years, the Quebec star has made virtually no fashion faux pas. Clad in Lanvin gowns and perched on vertiginous heels, Céline has never looked so refined and sexy on stage. All thanks to Annie Horth's magic touch. And a few invaluable contacts in the world's most prestigious fashion houses, of course.
So, what exactly happened to dissolve this winning partnership? It's difficult to pinpoint exactly. However, it seems the separation was acrimonious.
After repeatedly dodging questions, Céline Dion's publicist in Montreal, Francine Chaloult, finally confided: "It's something very personal. It will be sorted out. Céline and Annie haven't worked together for a few years. Annie isn't easy to work with. She's done extraordinary things for Céline, masterpieces. But it's true that Annie isn't always easy to get along with. She's much more intense than Céline."
Annie Horth and Céline Dion began their collaboration in the mid-1990s, but the stylist was sidelined in 2000 when the Cirque du Soleil team joined the singer's entourage. René Angélil brought Annie Horth back into Céline's inner circle in 2007 to refresh the costumes for the A New Day show in Las Vegas.
Reached yesterday, Annie Horth insisted on the "private nature" of this divorce.
 “I have a lot of respect and admiration for René and Céline. We always got along well creatively. I enjoyed a great deal of freedom in my work as a stylist. The decision was made on other levels. I was lucky enough to do exceptional work and to have a professional and personal relationship with two immense and unique people. And I am proud of the work I did to evolve Céline’s image in recent years,” emphasizes Annie Horth.
The Quebec stylist, whose clients also include Julie Snyder and Véronic DiCaire, did much more than simply choose designer clothes for Céline Dion. She ensured the pop star shone brightly everywhere she went, whether on the red carpet, during a television interview, or on stages around the world. Jennifer Lopez also sought Annie Horth's services, but Horth declined, dedicating almost all of her time to Céline.
Who will replace Annie Horth as Céline Dion's assistant? It's impossible to know. Céline Dion's team had no answer to provide us yesterday.
In the documentary Céline, Three Guys and a New Show , which aired on Oprah Winfrey's channel, Annie Horth was seen in some rather amusing fitting sessions with Céline Dion. The two women got along very well.
Celine Dion's extravagant stage outfits have often been ridiculed. But not those under the supervision of Annie Horth, who kept the singer's wardrobe simple and elegant.
Now, if Celine Dion shows up on a red carpet with short, peroxide-blonde hair, like in 2003, or if she cuddles up in the arms of a plaster statue, we will know that there is a critical lack of an Annie Horth in her circle of advisors.<<<
 

Yikes!

[Matias]

 

Edited April 1, 2026 at 12:07 AM by Matias

[scarletpimpernel]

6 hours ago, EmiOnyx said:

I don't know who you are talking about but thanks for the warm welcome !

I started contributing for 2 reasons,  one because I wasn't coping watching conversations going off in directions I didn't like without putting in my own thoughts and the other being because I thought any contributions might help keep the place vibrant, I'm trying to decide if I enjoy being on here or rather my old life of just enjoying my Queen "allll byyyy myyysellf" and just going back to logging out and lurking...🤔 I'll see how I go, whether I last or not.

What is very special and enjoyable about being here is being able to chat to other hardcore fans when it can be a bit hard to find them and do that in real life

[Nmj]

1 hour ago, drove all night said:

This was the article in "La Presse" of June 12, 2014 - about the end of their cooperation:
https://www.lapresse.ca/debats/chroniques/hugo-dumas/201406/12/01-4775124-divorce-entre-celine-et-sa-styliste.php
Automatic translation:
>>>Celine and her stylist have divorced.
Quebec designer Annie Horth has long shaped Céline Dion's clothing style.
by Hugo Dumas

This may seem like trivial and insignificant news, but it isn't, especially in the parallel world of superstars where public image is meticulously crafted. Céline Dion has ended her long-standing partnership with Quebec stylist Annie Horth, the woman who transformed the pop singer into a fashion icon.
Moreover, since this professional breakup, the Charlemagne diva posed for People magazine perched atop a giant replica of Michelangelo's David, erected in the middle of the Caesars Palace hotel-casino in Las Vegas. This photo, in questionable taste to say the least, was ridiculed on social media.
I would be extremely surprised if Annie Horth, the high priestess of chic and elegance, found this photo graceful and distinguished. The stylist even publicly distanced herself from it on Twitter.
Annie Horth has been designing Céline Dion's looks since 2007. Over these seven years, the Quebec star has made virtually no fashion faux pas. Clad in Lanvin gowns and perched on vertiginous heels, Céline has never looked so refined and sexy on stage. All thanks to Annie Horth's magic touch. And a few invaluable contacts in the world's most prestigious fashion houses, of course.
So, what exactly happened to dissolve this winning partnership? It's difficult to pinpoint exactly. However, it seems the separation was acrimonious.
After repeatedly dodging questions, Céline Dion's publicist in Montreal, Francine Chaloult, finally confided: "It's something very personal. It will be sorted out. Céline and Annie haven't worked together for a few years. Annie isn't easy to work with. She's done extraordinary things for Céline, masterpieces. But it's true that Annie isn't always easy to get along with. She's much more intense than Céline."
Annie Horth and Céline Dion began their collaboration in the mid-1990s, but the stylist was sidelined in 2000 when the Cirque du Soleil team joined the singer's entourage. René Angélil brought Annie Horth back into Céline's inner circle in 2007 to refresh the costumes for the A New Day show in Las Vegas.
Reached yesterday, Annie Horth insisted on the "private nature" of this divorce.
 “I have a lot of respect and admiration for René and Céline. We always got along well creatively. I enjoyed a great deal of freedom in my work as a stylist. The decision was made on other levels. I was lucky enough to do exceptional work and to have a professional and personal relationship with two immense and unique people. And I am proud of the work I did to evolve Céline’s image in recent years,” emphasizes Annie Horth.
The Quebec stylist, whose clients also include Julie Snyder and Véronic DiCaire, did much more than simply choose designer clothes for Céline Dion. She ensured the pop star shone brightly everywhere she went, whether on the red carpet, during a television interview, or on stages around the world. Jennifer Lopez also sought Annie Horth's services, but Horth declined, dedicating almost all of her time to Céline.
Who will replace Annie Horth as Céline Dion's assistant? It's impossible to know. Céline Dion's team had no answer to provide us yesterday.
In the documentary Céline, Three Guys and a New Show , which aired on Oprah Winfrey's channel, Annie Horth was seen in some rather amusing fitting sessions with Céline Dion. The two women got along very well.
Celine Dion's extravagant stage outfits have often been ridiculed. But not those under the supervision of Annie Horth, who kept the singer's wardrobe simple and elegant.
Now, if Celine Dion shows up on a red carpet with short, peroxide-blonde hair, like in 2003, or if she cuddles up in the arms of a plaster statue, we will know that there is a critical lack of an Annie Horth in her circle of advisors.<<<
 

I remember the rumor that Annie had a “crush” on Celine… 🤣 around the time of them no longer working together, ofc I don’t know Annie’s sexuality but that was likely fabricated. 

[Nmj]

1 hour ago, drove all night said:

This was the article in "La Presse" of June 12, 2014 - about the end of their cooperation:
https://www.lapresse.ca/debats/chroniques/hugo-dumas/201406/12/01-4775124-divorce-entre-celine-et-sa-styliste.php
Automatic translation:
>>>Celine and her stylist have divorced.
Quebec designer Annie Horth has long shaped Céline Dion's clothing style.
by Hugo Dumas

This may seem like trivial and insignificant news, but it isn't, especially in the parallel world of superstars where public image is meticulously crafted. Céline Dion has ended her long-standing partnership with Quebec stylist Annie Horth, the woman who transformed the pop singer into a fashion icon.
Moreover, since this professional breakup, the Charlemagne diva posed for People magazine perched atop a giant replica of Michelangelo's David, erected in the middle of the Caesars Palace hotel-casino in Las Vegas. This photo, in questionable taste to say the least, was ridiculed on social media.
I would be extremely surprised if Annie Horth, the high priestess of chic and elegance, found this photo graceful and distinguished. The stylist even publicly distanced herself from it on Twitter.
Annie Horth has been designing Céline Dion's looks since 2007. Over these seven years, the Quebec star has made virtually no fashion faux pas. Clad in Lanvin gowns and perched on vertiginous heels, Céline has never looked so refined and sexy on stage. All thanks to Annie Horth's magic touch. And a few invaluable contacts in the world's most prestigious fashion houses, of course.
So, what exactly happened to dissolve this winning partnership? It's difficult to pinpoint exactly. However, it seems the separation was acrimonious.
After repeatedly dodging questions, Céline Dion's publicist in Montreal, Francine Chaloult, finally confided: "It's something very personal. It will be sorted out. Céline and Annie haven't worked together for a few years. Annie isn't easy to work with. She's done extraordinary things for Céline, masterpieces. But it's true that Annie isn't always easy to get along with. She's much more intense than Céline."
Annie Horth and Céline Dion began their collaboration in the mid-1990s, but the stylist was sidelined in 2000 when the Cirque du Soleil team joined the singer's entourage. René Angélil brought Annie Horth back into Céline's inner circle in 2007 to refresh the costumes for the A New Day show in Las Vegas.
Reached yesterday, Annie Horth insisted on the "private nature" of this divorce.
 “I have a lot of respect and admiration for René and Céline. We always got along well creatively. I enjoyed a great deal of freedom in my work as a stylist. The decision was made on other levels. I was lucky enough to do exceptional work and to have a professional and personal relationship with two immense and unique people. And I am proud of the work I did to evolve Céline’s image in recent years,” emphasizes Annie Horth.
The Quebec stylist, whose clients also include Julie Snyder and Véronic DiCaire, did much more than simply choose designer clothes for Céline Dion. She ensured the pop star shone brightly everywhere she went, whether on the red carpet, during a television interview, or on stages around the world. Jennifer Lopez also sought Annie Horth's services, but Horth declined, dedicating almost all of her time to Céline.
Who will replace Annie Horth as Céline Dion's assistant? It's impossible to know. Céline Dion's team had no answer to provide us yesterday.
In the documentary Céline, Three Guys and a New Show , which aired on Oprah Winfrey's channel, Annie Horth was seen in some rather amusing fitting sessions with Céline Dion. The two women got along very well.
Celine Dion's extravagant stage outfits have often been ridiculed. But not those under the supervision of Annie Horth, who kept the singer's wardrobe simple and elegant.
Now, if Celine Dion shows up on a red carpet with short, peroxide-blonde hair, like in 2003, or if she cuddles up in the arms of a plaster statue, we will know that there is a critical lack of an Annie Horth in her circle of advisors.<<<
 

Also , a side note…  Law roach has liked all do Celine’s new Instagram posts so seems no love lost there! 

[Nmj]

spotted in Montreal. If they are promoting for shows in France maybe that means no plans anytime soon to expand this tour to Canada. 
 

also another advertisement was emailed from

the o2 arena in London. 

[Nmj]

here’s CHAT GPTs take to me on the director of the show… I think he could be great.

🎬

Who’s directing the show?

The Paris comeback for Céline Dion is being led by:

🎨 Willo Perron — Creative Director

🧠

What that actually means

He’s not just a “director” in the traditional sense — he’s the entire visual and artistic brain behind the show:

• Stage design
• Lighting & visuals
• Overall concept
• Emotional tone of the performance

👉 Basically:

🎯 He shapes how the show feels, not just what songs she singa

🔥

Why this is a BIG deal

Willo Perron is top-tier in the industry — he’s worked with:

• Beyoncé
• Rihanna
• Drake
   

👉 Known for:

• Clean, powerful staging
• Minimal but emotional visuals
• Big arena storytelling

🎤

What that tells us about Céline’s show

This WON’T be:

• Old-school Vegas style ❌
• Over-the-top theatrical chaos ❌

👉 It WILL be:

• Elegant
• Modern
• Emotion-driven
• Focused on her voice + presence

🆚

Interesting comparison

Her iconic Vegas show:

• Directed by Franco Dragone
• Very theatrical, Cirque du Soleil style

👉 This new show:

• More modern + stripped back + emotional

🔮

My prediction of the vibe

With Perron involved:

• Minimal stage, dramatic lighting
• Big emotional moments (especially ballads)
• Visual storytelling vs heavy choreography

👉 Think:

🎭 “powerful, intimate, cinematic” — not flashy

🚨

Bottom line

🎬 This isn’t just a comeback — it’s a rebrand of her live show style

And honestly…

👉 That’s EXACTLY what she needed for this moment.

[Nmj]

On 3/30/2026 at 4:34 PM, LukeD said:

How dare you? Go buy a copy of 'I Am: Celine Dion' as punishment! 

I’ve held strong on that not happening but I’ll gladly buy her new album(s). 😂 

[KyleVan41]

28 minutes ago, Nmj said:

spotted in Montreal. If they are promoting for shows in France maybe that means no plans anytime soon to expand this tour to Canada. 
 

also another advertisement was emailed from

the o2 arena in London. 

Perhaps she’d actually do Quebec City ? I think at some point she’ll inevitably visit her home. Maybe summer 2027?