Shania Twain is set to play her only show in Ireland in Limerick over the summer.
And she is on the hunt for an Irish support act.
Five lucky Irish acts are competing to open her show later this year.
The winner of The Late Late Show Opening Act will land the opportunity of a lifetime this summer when they join GRAMMY Award-winning music icon Shania Twain in Thomond Park Stadium, Limerick in July.
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In a video message aired on The Late Late Show, Shania Twain announced the incredible prize.
She said: “I’ll be back performing my headline show in Ireland this summer. I’m so excited to announce that the winner of The Late Late Show Opening Act will be my opening act for my only Irish date in Limerick on July 7th.”
Presenter Patrick Kielty said: “Shania Twain is a true country icon and we’re so excited she’s agreed to give our winner the chance to be her opening act in Thomond Park.
“For any country fan, Shania’s gig this summer will be an absolute highlight and for our winner to walk out on stage and perform will be a proper pinch me moment.”
As well as sharing the stage with Shania Twain, the lucky performer will also win a spot on the annual Late Late Show Country Special later this year.
Five acts, set to be announced from Monday, will compete to become the first winner of The Late Late Show Opening Act on Friday, 17th April on RTÉ One and RTÉ Player.
The finalists will perform their favourite country song in front of a studio audience and a star-studded panel, including Una Healy, and the overall winner will be decided by media and industry juries as well as a public vote.
The five finalists will be announced on Today with David McCullagh on RTÉ Radio1 and on RTÉ social accounts from Monday, 13th April.