FUN FACT TIME!
Shania Twain – “When” (Live in Dallas, 1998 – Official Music Video)

Before “stadium country” was a buzzword and pop crossovers were the norm, Shania Twain was already defying boundaries — and her 1998 live performance of “When” in Dallas is living proof. She didn’t just perform — she commanded that stage with the kind of glow only true icons radiate.

While “When” was never released as a single in the U.S. (a mystery still debated by fans to this day), this live rendition turned it into an underground favorite — a sweeping anthem of longing wrapped in shimmering production, heartfelt lyrics, and that unmistakable Shania charisma.

“When… will I be loved the way I should?”
It’s a question soaked in vulnerability, but in Shania’s hands, it’s also a declaration — a reminder that knowing your worth means never settling for half-hearted love.

On that Dallas stage, she didn’t just sing it — she owned it. With every note, she blended country soul, pop power, and rock attitude, backed by a roaring crowd who felt every beat. Her voice, style, and stage presence were undeniable — a fusion of sparkle and strength that made even the most tender ballads feel like anthems.

Fun Fact:
Though “When” skipped a U.S. single release, it became a charting success in the UK and Canada, showcasing Shania’s truly global reach. Her ability to blend genres wasn’t just innovative — it was revolutionary. She wasn’t following trends; she was setting them.

Live in Dallas?
Shania didn’t just show up — she ARRIVED. And she reminded everyone watching that the stage belongs to those bold enough to take it.