Celine Dion bids adieu to Las Vegas residency
A Quebec music superstar has said adieu to her Las Vegas residency.
Celine Dion performed her last show Saturday night after more than a thousand concerts during 16 years at Caesars Palace.
She'll do 6 shows in Montreal in September, 2 in Quebec City.
Dion, who drew 4.5-million people to her Vegas show, will spend time in Quebec this summer.
Her world tour begins in July in London.
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