Shania Twain’s Las Vegas residency sparks controversy over Magic Mike backup dancers and wardrobe choices

LAS VEGAS, NEVADA: Shania Twain has come under fire once again as fans voiced strong opinions about her revamped stage performances during her 'COME ON OVER – The Las Vegas Residency – All The Hits!' show.

Twain's final performance took place at the Bakkt Theater at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino during the National Finals Rodeo where country music fans gathered to celebrate the event.

Shania Twain faces backlash over Country Magic Mike dancers at Las Vegas Residency

While Shania Twain has long been celebrated as a country music icon, her Las Vegas residency left many attendees perplexed, particularly with unexpected choreography and bold outfit choices, according to Whiskey Riff.

One performance in particular sparked a major debate. During her rendition of 'Any Man of Mine', Twain’s backup dancers adopted a provocative, Chippendales-inspired routine.

Internet was shocked as the dancers dropped to all fours, grinding and thrusting behind Twain as she matched the energy with dramatic moves of her own.

Social media quickly lit up with critical comments, with many suggesting the choreography clashed with the traditional Shania Twain experience.

“This isn’t the family-friendly Shania we know,” one fan commented while others felt "Bring back classy Shania.”

Another user commented, "I have seen Shania Twain 3 times in concert, wow has she changed.”

"I miss the old Shania. Even said that when her song came on the radio this morning. Bring back old Shania!!” a user said.

Another wrote, "I miss the old Shania. Even said that when her song came on the radio this morning. Bring back old Shania!!”

One user commented, "That ain’t Country."

Shania Twain's outfit choices add fuel to the fire

In addition to the choreography backlash, Shania Twain’s wardrobe also came under scrutiny. A nude bodysuit she wore during a performance led some fans to draw unflattering comparisons, with one commenting, "Don’t sound like her. Looks like she has a diaper on. I would not go see her.”

The remark sparked further criticism, echoing previous complaints about Twain’s evolving style at events like the People’s Choice Country Music Awards.

"This is bad in every way. She needs to have more class than this and it sounds terrible," a user lamented.

Another commented, "This is the only way to revive your career when you have no talent."

Shania Twain announces 2025 tour inspired by Las Vegas Residency

Shania Twain is now gearing up for a grand finale to her 'Queen of Me Tour'. Twain, 59, has unveiled the final leg of her tour, which will take her to seven US cities in summer 2025. Kicking off on July 19 at Buffalo’s Darien Lake Amphitheater, the tour will continue with stops like Saratoga Springs’ Saratoga Performing Arts Center on July 20.

“After two years of sold-out shows and unforgettable memories, it feels right to close the Queen of Me Tour era with a big celebration, so I’ve added some extra bonus shows in Summer 2025!!” Twain shared with her fans on Instagram.

Before hitting the road for the summer shows, Twain will play nine highly anticipated dates at Las Vegas’ Planet Hollywood in January and February 2025. Following that, she will perform in several Canadian cities before returning to the US for the tour’s final bow.

Tickets for the July and August 2025 shows officially go on sale from Friday, December 20. Fans can secure seats through ticketing platforms like Vivid Seats, which offers a 100% buyer guarantee for safe and secure transactions.

Shania Twain’s 'Queen of Me' Tour promises to be a fitting sendoff, celebrating an incredible career filled with chart-topping hits and groundbreaking performances. Fans looking to join the celebration can find a complete tour schedule, venues, and ticket links online.

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