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Shania Twain and Angine de Poitrine both made their debuts on famed BBC TV show Later… with Jools Holland this past weekend, and the Canadian country singer was ecstatic to be sharing the evening with the masked polka-dotted band.
“What a joy to play You’re Still the One and my favourite Hank Williams song, I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry with [Jools Holland],” she wrote on Instagram. “And I got to meet [Angine de Poitrine]!! My son Eja got me into them so imagine my excitement when I found out we were on the same Later… episode!”
The Saguenay duo has been on a meteoric rise all year, and for their Later… debut guitarist and loop pedalist Khn and drummer Klek played tracks Sarniezz and Fabienk, off their recently released Vol. II album, which was just longlisted for the Polaris Music Prize.
WATCH | Angine de Poitrine play Sarniezz on Later… with Jools Holland:
WATCH | Angine de Poitrine perform Fabienk on Later… with Jools Holland:
Twain, who recently announced that her seventh album, Little Miss Twain, will come out on July 24, performed 1997 hit You’re Still the One, and the Hank Williams cover I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry, with host Holland on piano for both.
WATCH | Shania Twain performs You’re Still the One on Later… with Jools Holland:
WATCH | Shania Twain performs the Hank Williams song I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry: