Shania Twain

Taylor Swift wasn’t the first female singer to ditch her country boots and make a statement at the top of the pop charts. Back in 1997, it was Shania Twain rocketing into the Top 40 with hits about feeling like a woman, and Brad Pitt not impressing her all that much. Sales for that pop-country record, Come On Over, led Twain to become one of the best-selling female artists of all time. It’s been 11 years since the Canadian artist toured North America, and Saturday the songstress hits the Spokane Arena for what’s being touted as her final tour ever — the Rolling Stones said that, too. Except explosions of all kinds from the pyrotechnics to Twain’s still-on-point vocals.