Shania Twain's "Late Late Night" appearance left her fans wanting more.
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From l-r: Shania Twain, James Corden, Whitney Cummings, and Tyrese Gibson on "The Late Late Show with James Corden," Tuesday, April 18, 2017. (CBS)
The country music singer teased her Tuesday night appearance tweeting she would be revealing new information about her upcoming music. However, the songstress failed to mention anything music-related during her time on the late night show.
@JKCorden couldn't wait to see @ShaniaTwain on your show and can't believe you didn't ask her about her new music! It's been 14! Really!?😳
— Michelle ❤️ Dew® (@michelle72521) April 19, 2017
@ShaniaTwain @JKCorden @latelateshow @CBS No mention of new music. Once! You owe us something big for that let down @ShaniaTwain. Ps. I can't deal with that hair again
— Corey Grimes (@CoreyfnGrimes) April 19, 2017
@ShaniaTwain @JKCorden @latelateshow @CBS Yet another letdown. A whole hour & no mention of the new album? No release date? No info on the new single?? #Ridiculous
— SiameseCatTwins4Ever (@SiameseCatTwins) April 19, 2017
@ShaniaTwain We didn't even hear anything about your new music in @JKCorden @latelateshow 😔 Audience said that the segment was edited out
— Benny Sihombing (@Ben_0934) April 19, 2017
Fans: *waits for a single/album announcement@ShaniaTwain : *tells story on how she peed her pants!
— Malsh Twain (@malshania) April 19, 2017
😂😂😂 #latelateshow
Her fans expressed their disappointment on Twitter.
Twain has been teasing new music for years and in February promised fans they'd see a new single from her in March and an album in May.
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However, no single came and Twain told the Press-Enterprise her album was pushed back to the fall. She has not released an album in 15 years.
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