Shania Twain Accidentally Sings into Drumstick Instead of Her Mic Onstage: 'That Was Hilarious'

The "Man! I Feel Like a Woman!" singer kicked off her third-ever Las Vegas residency on May 10

The Woman in Shania Twain knows how to laugh off an onstage mishap.

On Sunday, June 2, the country music singer shared a video of herself performing onstage at a recent show where she accidentally sang into a drumstick.

In the video, Twain, 51, was performing her hit song "If You're Not in It for Love" and got so into her performance that instead of holding the mic to her mouth to sing, she sang into the drumstick she was holding in her left hand.

She immediately realized what she had done and burst out laughing: "Oh my God! That was hilarious," she said, before continuing the song.

Twain reposted a TikTok a fan took at the concert to her Instagram and captioned the post: "I’m really glad somebody captured this moment, it’s made me laugh all over again 😂"

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Twain kicked off her Las Vegas residency, penned the Come on Over residency show at Planet Hollywood’s Bakkt Theater, on May 10.

At her opening night, she brought the energy and got so personal with the crowd that she opened up about losing her virginity at 15 years old.

“I’m comfortable with the environment and I feel friendly with everybody, so I feel at home,” she told PEOPLE of the moment during a conversation the following day.

Twain also shared her delight at how the first performance of her new residency

“I’m not just relieved, I'm really happy," she said. “I was really able to enjoy the adrenaline, because adrenaline can also throw you off."

The "Man! I Feel Like a Woman!" singer, who is leaning into her fashion and fun wigs for the shows, also said she's enjoying seeing what her audience is wearing.

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“I'm enjoying it. I'm enjoying fashion. I'm enjoying watching the audience wear the fashion. It was really fun,” she revealed.

“I see people wearing things, even just from recent things. They come with colored hair and it makes me smile, makes me happy because they're in the spirit and so we're all in one spirit, especially in a room like this. It's very intimate. It's informal, and I really feel comfortable.”

In August 2023, Twain told PEOPLE that her residency, which marks her third-ever, would be “reminiscent” of her highly engaging and energetic “Let’s Go” residency show that ran from 2019 to 2022.

The residency will run through December 2024.

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