Haute Event: Shania Twain Stops Traffic to Start Her New Show at Caesars Palace
For the first time ever, an orchestrated stampede of more than 40 horses stopped all traffic on a portion of the famous Las Vegas Strip when Shania Twain marked her arrival into Las Vegas by making a grand entrance via horseback to her new home at The Colosseu…
For the first time ever, an orchestrated stampede of more than 40 horses stopped all traffic on a portion of the famous Las Vegas Strip when Shania Twain marked her arrival into Las Vegas by making a grand entrance via horseback to her new home at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace.
Fans and visitors lined the street in front of the iconic Caesars Palace fountains to welcome Shania as The Colosseum’s newest resident artist. With Shania’s hits “Man, I Feel Like A Woman” and “Still The One” taking over the Strip, the international superstar showed the world that she is ready to rock the Las Vegas stage.
Her new show begins on Dec. 1, kicking off a two-year residency at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace.
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