Canadian singer Celine Dion steps back onto the stage in Paris on Saturday night for her first full concert in six years following a long battle with Stiff Person Syndrome.
The 58-year-old pop icon greeted ecstatic fans outside her luxury hotel near the Arc de Triomphe before heading to a sold-out crowd of 30,000 at the Plénitude Arena.
This opening performance kicks off a 26-date residency that runs through October before resuming next May, marking a triumphant milestone in her health recovery.
Paris embraced the singer’s return with citywide celebrations, including tribute cruises along the Seine, giant karaoke parties, and a temporary renaming of the local train station in her honour.

Fans travelled from across the globe, paying thousands of dollars to watch the star perform live after her severe neurological condition forced years of show cancellations.
Dion’s return delivers a massive economic boost to the city and fulfils her long-standing promise to fans that she would overcome her illness and sing on stage again.
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