Céline Dion is making a comeback to the stage after a four-year hiatus due to a medical condition called Stiff Person Syndrome, which affected her singing and mobility. The iconic singer, known for hits like “My Heart Will Go On,” will perform a 10-night residency at Paris La Défense Arena in September and October. This announcement coincided with her 58th birthday, and Dion expressed her excitement and gratitude to fans for their support during her health struggles. Her last live performance was in March 2020, and her Courage tour was cut short by the pandemic and her diagnosis. Tickets for the highly anticipated shows will be available from April 7, with high demand expected. Dion’s condition, Stiff Person Syndrome, is a rare neurological disorder that causes muscle spasms and affects mobility, with no known cure. Despite these challenges, Dion is eager to return to performing, with concert dates spaced out to accommodate her health needs.
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Céline Dion announces comeback shows: ‘I’m so ready for this’
