Céline Dion is a Canadian singer known for powerful ballads and record-breaking residencies; she has returned to Paris stages amid a health-related comeback.
Canada will send an act to the Eurovision Song Contest in 2027, making it the first new participant since Australia in 2015. The European Broadcasting Union says CBC/Radio-Canada will join as a full member, with selection details to be announced later this year. The move expands Eurovision beyond Europe, reflecting the contest’s global audience and Canadian talent.
Celine Dion has begun a 16-show residency in Paris after years away from touring due to a rare autoimmune disorder. Fans gathered outside a Paris hotel as she prepared to take the stage at the Plenitude Arena, with more performances planned for 2027. She emphasizes the ongoing support from fans and confirms the tour will run through September and October, with further May 2027 dates announced.
Céline Dion has resumed full live performances in Paris after being diagnosed with stiff-person syndrome in 2022. Her 26‑show residency at the Plenitude Arena opens with an emotional, 2‑hour set featuring 25 songs, with her voice and endurance under close public scrutiny.