Concert residency in Paris 2026/2027! *Spoilers*

[Nmj]

On 9/20/2026 at 11:24 AM, karatedude317 said:

any wig that’s not a wig bun is much more flattering, (As are outfits that don’t focus on how thin she really is) 

Better luck in the spring!

I think the outfits in the spring should be brighter colors and themes, it’ll be spring Paris… I’d assume the all black wouldn’t fit the season. Then again, Celine wore a tuxedo and suspenders for 3 years straight even when it was 120 degrees F in Las Vegas. 🤣 

[lyn]

Errrrrrrr well there goes my whole youtube channel. Woops. Thankfully I never really used it to store anything valuable but godammit. All my videos got claimed at once and down everything went. 

[anewdayhascome]

Also I don't think they r blocking so much because of a release or playback. It's really weird because AEG has been posting many snippets on their socials and they tend to choose the playback moments lol

[jpatdeleon09]

On 9/20/2026 at 8:12 PM, ordinary fan said:

Wooooow she looks so goooood

Where can I watch the full performance?

https://x.com/anewwwday/status/2101654176732426473/video/1?s=46

[ABMs]

On 9/20/2026 at 6:24 PM, karatedude317 said:

On 9/20/2026 at 6:24 PM, karatedude317 said:

I really thought that with Annie at the helm that we would get more looks like this. I’m beginning to think that it’s Celine herself that doesn’t want the long wigs anymore because any stylist would see as we see, that the longer wigs or any wig that’s not a wig bun is much more flattering, (As are outfits that don’t focus on how thin she really is) 

Better luck in the spring!

Me too! I still think her TCWT hair was the most flattering for her face shape. That taking chances wig also had a much better hairline, especially because it was placed right behind her natural hairline, which made it blend much more realistically.

The wigs she’s been wearing lately, whether the one in this clip or the bun wig for the concert, have had really thick, obvious hairlines that look especially unnatural up close. I honestly find it pretty surprising that this is the end result from a team of internationally renowned hair and styling professionals working with someone like Céline.

Edited September 20, 2026 at 04:34 PM by ABMs

[beeb]

Today’s Oprah Daily Insider message started with this note from Oprah:

Dear Insiders,

If you never watched the Celine Dion documentary where she allowed cameras to show us her vulnerable and devastating struggle with stiff-person syndrome—a condition that took her away from the stage and from sharing her extraordinary gift with all of us these past six years—you owe it to yourself to watch it.

I remember being so moved by her willingness to let us see what most people would have hidden. The pain. The spasms. The fear that the voice she had trusted her entire life might no longer be available to her in the way it once was. And perhaps most heartbreaking of all, the uncertainty of whether she would ever again be able to do the thing she was born to do.

So the moment we heard she was returning to the stage in Paris, Gayle and I bought tickets. And wow, was it worth the trip.

What a joy to witness such a triumphant return. There she was, looking beautiful, her body appearing healthy and strong, and that VOICE—full and soaring, hitting those notes that make your heart go on and on.

But as thrilling as it was to hear her sing again, what moved me most was what her presence on that stage represented.

We were watching somebody who had been brought to her knees by circumstances she could not control and who decided, day after day, that she would keep trying. Keep working. Keep believing that another chapter might still be possible.

There is something almost sacred about witnessing a human being return to what they love after life has taken them someplace they never wanted to go. Because the triumph isn’t that everything goes back to the way it was. Sometimes it never does. The triumph is discovering who you can become because you refused to surrender to what happened to you.

Watching Celine, I kept thinking about all the people who are fighting their own battles that nobody sees. Maybe yours isn’t an illness. Maybe it’s grief. A disappointment. A relationship that ended. A dream that didn’t happen when you thought it would. Maybe life has simply knocked you down enough times that you’ve begun to wonder whether you have the strength—or even the desire—to get back up.

Celine reminded me that the human spirit is capable of astonishing renewal.

And sometimes the comeback isn’t about returning to who you were.

It’s about meeting the person you’ve become.

So here’s the question I left Paris asking myself—and I offer it to you:

Where in your own life have you mistaken an interruption for an ending?

And what might still be possible if you refuse to give up?

[karatedude317]

On 9/20/2026 at 12:28 PM, jpatdeleon09 said:

https://x.com/anewwwday/status/2101654176732426473/video/1?s=46

Thanks for this I couldn’t find the whole thing!

[karatedude317]

On 9/20/2026 at 12:32 PM, ABMs said:

Me too! I still think her TCWT hair was the most flattering for her face shape. That taking chances wig also had a much better hairline, especially because it was placed right behind her natural hairline, which made it blend much more realistically.

The wigs she’s been wearing lately, whether the one in this clip or the bun wig for the concert, have had really thick, obvious hairlines that look especially unnatural up close. I honestly find it pretty surprising that this is the end result from a team of internationally renowned hair and styling professionals working with someone like Céline.

The TCWT wig was so good I never knew it was a wig until recently 😂 you’re right, she has so many ppl on her hair team and they basically come up with a temu wig. The hair she had in March for the announcement vid and for the interlude vids in the concert looked perfect and non wig like 

[karatedude317]

On 9/20/2026 at 12:32 PM, ABMs said:

Me too! I still think her TCWT hair was the most flattering for her face shape. That taking chances wig also had a much better hairline, especially because it was placed right behind her natural hairline, which made it blend much more realistically.

The wigs she’s been wearing lately, whether the one in this clip or the bun wig for the concert, have had really thick, obvious hairlines that look especially unnatural up close. I honestly find it pretty surprising that this is the end result from a team of internationally renowned hair and styling professionals working with someone like Céline.

To be fair, her natural hair in 2008 wasn’t what it is now. That’s probably a big part of why they are using different wigs now. Sps must have affected her natural hair, or the meds that she’s on at the very least. I’m sure she’s self conscious about that as a woman whose hair has always been closely scrutinized (as we sit here doing the same 😂)

[IMCL]

On 9/20/2026 at 1:44 PM, beeb said:

Today’s Oprah Daily Insider message started with this note from Oprah:

Dear Insiders,

If you never watched the Celine Dion documentary where she allowed cameras to show us her vulnerable and devastating struggle with stiff-person syndrome—a condition that took her away from the stage and from sharing her extraordinary gift with all of us these past six years—you owe it to yourself to watch it.

I remember being so moved by her willingness to let us see what most people would have hidden. The pain. The spasms. The fear that the voice she had trusted her entire life might no longer be available to her in the way it once was. And perhaps most heartbreaking of all, the uncertainty of whether she would ever again be able to do the thing she was born to do.

So the moment we heard she was returning to the stage in Paris, Gayle and I bought tickets. And wow, was it worth the trip.

What a joy to witness such a triumphant return. There she was, looking beautiful, her body appearing healthy and strong, and that VOICE—full and soaring, hitting those notes that make your heart go on and on.

But as thrilling as it was to hear her sing again, what moved me most was what her presence on that stage represented.

We were watching somebody who had been brought to her knees by circumstances she could not control and who decided, day after day, that she would keep trying. Keep working. Keep believing that another chapter might still be possible.

There is something almost sacred about witnessing a human being return to what they love after life has taken them someplace they never wanted to go. Because the triumph isn’t that everything goes back to the way it was. Sometimes it never does. The triumph is discovering who you can become because you refused to surrender to what happened to you.

Watching Celine, I kept thinking about all the people who are fighting their own battles that nobody sees. Maybe yours isn’t an illness. Maybe it’s grief. A disappointment. A relationship that ended. A dream that didn’t happen when you thought it would. Maybe life has simply knocked you down enough times that you’ve begun to wonder whether you have the strength—or even the desire—to get back up.

Celine reminded me that the human spirit is capable of astonishing renewal.

And sometimes the comeback isn’t about returning to who you were.

It’s about meeting the person you’ve become.

So here’s the question I left Paris asking myself—and I offer it to you:

Where in your own life have you mistaken an interruption for an ending?

And what might still be possible if you refuse to give up?

I love this. Much more than a singer Celine is a role model . She had the means and every reason possible to just give up and retire. She chose however to fight and overcome all her difficulties. She showed us how much she loves singing, the stage ,and above all her fans. So as I see it reaching a high note is  nothing compared to the capacity to reinvent yourself . As Oprah said The triumph isn’t that everything goes back to the way it was. Sometimes it never does. The triumph is discovering who you can become because you refused to surrender to what happened to you. I am sure that if you look in the dictionary under the words  strength, resilience and yes courage (as she so beautifully sings), there will be the name Celine Dion. I have never been prouder to be a fan and I am sure that her boys and Rene (from above) share the same feeling.

[KyleVan41]

On 9/20/2026 at 12:24 PM, karatedude317 said:

I really thought that with Annie at the helm that we would get more looks like this. I’m beginning to think that it’s Celine herself that doesn’t want the long wigs anymore because any stylist would see as we see, that the longer wigs or any wig that’s not a wig bun is much more flattering, (As are outfits that don’t focus on how thin she really is) 

Better luck in the spring!

On 9/16/2026 at 6:51 AM, Shamrock_1982 said:

Eurostar from London have cancelled all Eurostar trains from London to Paris today.

Praying for all those fans now trying to find a flight and get their on time tonight.  🙏 

Omg she needs this look at some point for her shows in Paris !! She looks incredible 

[LouisePetersen]

On 9/20/2026 at 5:37 PM, Ma Céline Adorée said:

Hi Louise,

Nice to read you. I wonder how the view is from the very first rows and depending on how close or far to the center one is. The stage looks so high. Do you manage to see anything when seated?

The view is perfect from front row. The very center is around Section A, seat number 108ish. I had 3rd row seat 106 and front row seat 97. I didn’t sit during the show though but I think that works just fine as well.

[Ma Céline Adorée]

On 9/20/2026 at 7:38 PM, LouisePetersen said:

The view is perfect from front row. The very center is around Section A, seat number 108ish. I had 3rd row seat 106 and front row seat 97. I didn’t sit during the show though but I think that works just fine as well.

Sounds great! Thank you. I bought Prestige tickets through Event Travel for May and was starting to get worried we might end up too close to the stage (sounds crazy, I know 😄).

[LouisePetersen]

On 9/20/2026 at 7:58 PM, Ma Céline Adorée said:

Sounds great! Thank you. I bought Prestige tickets through Event Travel for May and was starting to get worried we might end up too close to the stage (sounds crazy, I know 😄).

You can never get too close to Céline!

[jpatdeleon09]

On 9/21/2026 at 12:54 AM, karatedude317 said:

Thanks for this I couldn’t find the whole thing!

I found one

 

[rachel9767]

HD Je Chanterai!!!

and @karatedude317 sorry that I couldn't find The Prayer in HD yet 😭

Edited September 20, 2026 at 06:11 PM by rachel9767

[rachel9767]

Now I have like 5GB of files that have nowhere to post or store them... Thanks Sony🙃

[Your_Su_Phu]

the bun is to show off the grade A subtle flawless facelift, duh!

[Céline RO]

I know Céline said they would tweak various things with her body to get her in perfect shape but my god, she looks incredible! She’s almost as muscular as she was on the CWT but with just the right amount of fat over it to look absolutely healthy. They nailed the tan too, she’s glowing!

[Your_Su_Phu]

omg...the John Farnham tribute look

 

the combination of the facelift and the long wig is giving Meryl in death becomes her

she looks hawt!

 

 

[anewdayhascome]

She needs a brown wig. With long hair she does look better but blond really doesn't make her look better in general. She must like the colour but she has always looked better (and younger) with darker hair

[Abodi2002]

On 9/20/2026 at 2:14 PM, rachel9767 said:

Now I have like 5GB of files that have nowhere to post or store them... Thanks Sony🙃

 You could probably upload them to google drive  or some other storage space. Would be good to possibly have some storage for only forum members to view to avoid links from being removed or becoming  invalid... Sony is really being strict.

[Nmj]

Team Tina posted photos on Instagram from the last couple shows and used RDMH 😂 

[Your_Su_Phu]

On 9/20/2026 at 12:06 PM, Nmj said:

Team Tina posted photos on Instagram from the last couple shows and used RDMH 😂 

turner????

[LukeD]

Some friends who randomly saw clips from the tour in their feeds texted me. They're all super impressed! I don't think Celine's been so much in the public eye since the 90s!

This era keeps giving!

[Nmj]

On 9/20/2026 at 3:09 PM, Your_Su_Phu said:

turner????

Yeah team Celine is now team Tina.

[Your_Su_Phu]

Carla Bruni wrote a very glowing post about Slayline on IG

  

https://www.instagram.com/p/DdglATtIo74/?hl=en

 

 

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20h40 , un samedi soir sur la terre , nous sommes 30.000 âmes peut-être 40.000 à l’attendre , la salle immense et pleine à craquer vibre de joie et d’impatience .
Elle arrive émue , élégante, fine comme une jeune femme, coiffée comme une danseuse, simple et sensible , lumineuse et généreuse.
Elle est attentionnée, attentive à nous , elle est heureuse , elle a réussi à dompter son corps et son âme .
Elle a retrouvé sa voix de cristal et de feu , elle l’a faite renaître des cendres de cette méchante maladie, elle est comme une fée qui a retrouvé sa baguette magique
Elle est envoûtante , nous sommes envoûtés .
Tout est pensé , étudié , conçu avec attention pour nous: les musiciens, les cœurs , les décors , les lumières, les mouvements , tout est parfait, finement construit et ciselé. C’est un bijou de spectacle.
Elle , c’est une diva , une star comme on dit. mais son cœur bat comme le nôtre :de toute son humanité .
Elle est une étoile mais elle a mis le genou à terre, on l’aime encore plus qu’avant , on est avec elle …nous aussi parfois, et ce,qui que l’on soit :le genoux à terre dans la poussière et la peur .
Elle est revenue de toutes ses forces, on sent les heures de travail, de répétitions , les heures d’entraînement et de concentration pour créer ce moment.
On sent la vie qui peut tout nous donner d’une main et tout nous retirer de l’autre . On sent l’amour qui se balade partout entre les notes , on sent son souffle fragile , on sent la musique qui nous entoure, cette magie éternelle de la musique, on se sent chanceux d’être là ce soir .
On repart heureux , reconnaissants , ce n’était pas un concert comme les autres, c’était un instant précieux malgré le savoir-faire, malgré la splendeur, malgré la lumière éblouissante, malgré les tenues spectaculaires, c’était un moment d’humilité.

 

  

 

 

[Els]

I honestly don't understand the bun hate that seems to have everyone here in an endless tizzy. I think she looks so elegant and beautiful with her show look, and I find the hair quite flattering! Up close, they do this intricate thing with it in the back. You can see that a little better at the hotel than the show, but it's really gorgeous!

No offense to anyone, but sometimes I feel like people have this one dimensional vision of Céline that basically boils down to a look -- her big hair of the mid 2010s -- like a caricature. Kinda makes me sad, because there's so much more to talk about with Céline than her hair, especially these days. Reminds me a lot of how happy she was when she cut her hair short the first time and then again during 1 Fille & 4 Types/the platinum hair until people gave her hell about it. It also feels weird to me to be so critical and nitpicky about, essentially, her body. Who cares about her hair? She's smiling again and looks radiant!

[fikus1]

On 9/20/2026 at 8:14 PM, rachel9767 said:

Now I have like 5GB of files that have nowhere to post or store them... Thanks Sony🙃

 

On 9/20/2026 at 8:14 PM, rachel9767 said:

Now I have like 5GB of files that have nowhere to post or store them... Thanks Sony🙃

Nooooo, it's a wonderful souvenir for yourself! 😊 And maybe someone will figure out a way to share it 😁

[Ajax]

The bun isn’t meant to be pretty or flattering. It’s there because it fits perfectly with the aesthetic of the show and the vision she wants to carry through to the very end.

The image of the ballerina is probably what represents her best. There is something in it that speaks of asceticism, resilience and art all at once. It is also a powerful echo of Maria Callas and the way she has been portrayed — two destinies that seem to intertwine more and more, especially knowing how deeply Céline admires both the woman and the artist.

It’s a powerful image, and one that shows just how precise Céline’s vision is — how deliberately she approaches every aspect of her image and aesthetic, and how uncompromisingly she wants to carry that vision through every detail of this show.