Shania Twain Thrills 200 Fans at London Pub!

left fans delighted as she performed an intimate gig for just 200 fans in a London pub this weekend.

The singer, 60, was belting out all her best hits at the Shacklewell Arms in east London - ahead of joining at his Wembley dates on Friday.

The pub appearance was part of the promo for her seventh studio album, Little Miss Twain, which comes out on 24 July. 

She told the crowd on the night: 'This album is all about the phases of my life before I got my recording contract. 

'I was playing in bars from the age of eight years old until I was in my late 20s. Little Miss Twain was just trying to become a recording artist.' 

Songs from the set included her huge hits like That Don't Impress Me Much and You're Still The One. 

She also took on covers of The Gambler and Cotton Eye Joe and played single Dirty Rosie from her new album. 

It comes as the star is taking a big step in her career following the success of the biopic, which has since its release.

According to Deadline, the country music icon's life and career will soon be the subject of a new film for Sony Pictures.

It will reportedly be helmed by singer/actress Leah McKendrick, who will also pen the film's script.

McKendrick's credits include the upcoming rom-com Voicemails for Isabelle and the Yvonne Strahovski-starring 2023 feature Scrambled.

The outlet reports that Shania will co-produce the biopic with Amie Karp, who produced : Frozen Empire (2024) and Ghostbusters: Afterlife (2021).

The Daily Mail has reached out to representatives for Shania for comment but has yet to hear back.

Shania is considered not only one of the greatest country acts but one of the greatest and best-selling musical artists of all time.

Shania was catapulted to superstardom in the mid-1990s with the release of her second studio album The Woman in Me.

The album, released in 1995, also featured the star's first big hit Any Man of Mine.