Lady Antebellum: 'We'd love Shania Twain collaboration'

Lady Antebellum: 'We'd love Shania Twain collaboration'

Lady Antebellum have revealed that they would love to work with Shania Twain.

The country trio, who have just released their third album Own The Night, credited Twain with breaking down musical barriers across the globe.

Band member Dave Hayward told Digital Spy: "Her impact on country music internationally really shone a spotlight on the genre and allowed someone like Taylor Swift to do what she's doing today.

"She broke down barriers all across the world. Taylor and ourselves wouldn't have been able to do what we're doing if someone had not broken down those walls earlier."

Hayward revealed that he is "anxious" to hear what Twain's return to music will sound like and claimed that the band would love to work on new material with her.

He added: "We're huge fans and we'd love to write with her. If an artist wants to write we're down for that.

"The coolest way for us to meet somebody is to get to work with them and so I would love the opportunity to work with Shania. It would be great."

Lady Antebellum are on course to claim their first UK top five album this weekend with their new record Own The Night.

The group will play an intimate gig at London's Union Chapel on Friday (October 7) to help promote the LP.

Source: www.digitalspy.com

Interesting, as they've already worked with Mutt.


John -

Guess they'll have to join the line, along with Taylor Swift, Bryan Adams, Billy Currington, etc.....

...and Justin Bieber.

No, he just wanted Shania as a girlfriend.


John -

FinnFreak wrote:...and Justin Bieber.

No, he just wanted Shania as a girlfriend.


John -

In that case, he'll have to join an even longer line....







....behind me!

Oh gosh, this would be perfect! I absolutely adore them

I think it would be great! But I just want Shania to sing some songs by herself now first . Or maybe just put a few duets on a studio album... But I'm never that fond of duet albums and all.

I've always felt those duet albums being - due to a serious lack of original material - more of an ageing artist's desperate attempt to broaden one's fanbase...


John -