Shania Twain Inducted Into Nashville Songwriters Corridor Of Fame

Nashville is recognizing the enduring Shania Twain.

On Sunday night time, the Nashville Songwriters Corridor of Fame held its annual induction gala, welcoming the Canadian nation legend into its storied halls.

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Twain was inducted alongside fellow nation luminaries Hillary Lindsey, Gary Nicholson, David Malloy, Steve Wariner and the late Chips Moman.

Sadly, Twain was unable to attend the occasion in-person, however despatched a video greeting by which she known as songwriters her “saving grace,” in response to Billboard.

All through her profession, the singer-songwriter has generated loads of large hits, together with “You’re Nonetheless the One,” “Come On Over,” “No One Must Know,” “Man! I Really feel Like a Girl!” and “From This Second On”.

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The night time additionally noticed performances from Carrie Underwood and Keith City, who teamed up for a tribute to Lindsey, singing the songs “Jesus, Take The Wheel” and “Blue Ain’t Your Coloration”, which she co-wrote.

Vince Gill additionally bought onstage to carry out 1993 hit “One Extra Final Likelihood”, co-written by Nicholson.

Twain, in the meantime, lately introduced her subsequent album, Queen of Me, out Feb. 3, 2023, together with a brand new world tour.