January 20, 2003
Celine Dion Set To Release New Studio Album 'One Heart'
CELINE DION
SET TO RELEASE NEW STUDIO ALBUM
ONE HEART
Worldwide release March 25, 2003
Sony Music superstar Celine Dion will release her new album, ONE HEART, on March 25, 2003. ONE HEART follows Celine Dion's 2002 release of A New Day Has Come, which to date has sold over 8 million copies worldwide.
The first single from ONE HEART, "I Drove All Night" will be released to radio the week of January 20th. Dion fans will be swept away by this first single; a rendition of the Roy Orbison classic, "I Drove All Night" written by Billy Steinberg and Tom Kelly. Chrysler will launch their newly formed partnership with Celine Dion with a television campaign featuring the single, "I Drove All Night." ONE HEART will feature songs produced by Ric Wake, Anders Bagge, Kristian Lundin, Peer Astrom, Max Martin, Mark Taylor, Erick Benzi and Humberto Gatica, among others.
The release of ONE HEART will coincide with the premiere of Dion's new entertainment spectacular - A New Day..., a three-year, 600-show engagement at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. Celine will perform in a custom-designed, 4000-seat theater, The Colosseum at Caesars Palace, in a musical and theatrical presentation created by Franco Dragone ("O", "Mystère").
During her spectacular career Celine Dion has sold a combined total of over 150 million albums. She is a 6 time Grammy Award winner, including Album of the Year and Best Pop Album for Falling Into You (1996); and Record of the Year and Best Female Pop Vocal Performance for "My Heart Will Go On" (1998). Her recordings have won two Academy Awards: Best Original Song From A Film in 1992 for the title song of Beauty and the Beast (with Peabo Bryson), and Best Original Song From A Film in 1998 for "My Heart Will Go On" (From Titanic). She has earned five American Music Awards and 20 Juno Awards and an Astonishing 39 Felix Awards (Quebec). The viewers of VH1 made Celine Dion their Artist of The Year in 1996, and voted her Best Female Artist and Diva of The Year in 1998.
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