‘It’s All Coming Back to Me Now’: Celine Dion Makes Emotional Return to the Stage After Six Years

‘It’s All Coming Back to Me Now’: Celine Dion Makes Emotional Return to the Stage After Six Years

Canadian superstar Celine Dion officially returned to the live stage on Saturday, kicking off a highly anticipated series of concerts in Nanterre, near Paris, following a six-year hiatus caused by a rare neurological disorder. — NANTERRE, France, Sept. 12, 2026

In footage and details made available to Shemnews, Dion was visibly moved and seen tearing up as she opened the show with the song ‘On ne change pas’, which was immediately followed by ‘Destin’.

The sell-out Paris residency marks a monumental personal and professional milestone for the singer, whose ongoing health battle had put a long, indefinite pause on her legendary career. Key details of the comeback tour include:

* The Residency Schedule: Unveiled on her 58th birthday in March, the residency will feature a rigorous schedule of 26 concerts spread over the next eight months.

* The Venue: Hosted at the Plenitude Arena in the Paris suburb of Nanterre, the shows are heavily anticipated and set to draw devoted fans from all over the world.

* A Historic Return: As one of the best-selling music artists of all time, Dion's ability to return for a full concert has been widely celebrated as a triumph of resilience by the global music community.

By Reuters | Shemnews