For months, Celine Dion fans have been impatiently awaiting positive news. The singer, forced to suspend her career because of stiff person syndrome, a rare neurological disease, seems ready to find her audience again. “Céline’s passion for music is intact,” reveals Irene Taylor, director and close friend of the artist, in a recent documentary.
Celine Dion is reportedly planning the release of two albums for 2025, marking a return to her French-speaking origins. “She wishes, and this is what I would also like, that there would be more French in her new repertoire,” shares Irene Taylor. News that delights fans, especially since rumors suggest a collaboration with Jean-Jacques Goldman, author of his greatest successes. “What happens in the studio is very secret,” adds Taylor, maintaining the mystery around this long-awaited project.
But Celine Dion is not limited to the world of albums. Discussions are underway for a flamboyant show in Las Vegas. According to “Paris Match”, an innovative format, with shorter shows and surprise guests, could see the light of day at Resorts World or the legendary Colosseum at Caesars Palace. The Sphere, a state-of-the-art venue, is also planned to host this return from 2026.
In Europe, a Parisian residence project is the stuff of dreams. La Défense Arena could become the scene of ten exclusive performances in the last quarter of 2026. “For her return to Europe, and only if she feels capable, it will be in Paris,” confides a producer. The idea of a centralized event in Paris, rather than an exhausting tour, seems to be an ideal option to allow the star to get his audience back in great shape. “She no longer wants to disappoint people with cascading cancellations,” we can read in the French media.
