Renowned singer-songwriter Sheena Easton, a two-time Grammy Award winner, is set to enchant audiences with her upcoming residency at the Egyptian Theatre in Park City, Utah. Kicking off on Friday, the series of performances will span three nights, offering fans a unique opportunity to experience her classic hits live. Known for chart-toppers like "Morning Train (9 to 5)" and "For Your Eyes Only," Easton is excited to bring her music back to the stage, promising a blend of nostalgia and fresh surprises for concertgoers. In an exclusive interview, Easton expressed her enthusiasm for the extended format of her shows. "Instead of it being a one-nighter, we’ll be there for a few days. So it will be fab," she said. This residency marks a departure from her usual concert schedule, allowing her to delve deeper into her repertoire and connect with fans on a more personal level. Easton, whose illustrious career spans several decades, has amassed a loyal following thanks to her ability to evoke powerful memories through her music. "The fans that come to the shows come to hear the songs so they can relive the memories," she shared. "They really want to stroll down memory lane, and that’s the key thing." This connection is particularly poignant for Easton, who recalls her own journey of rediscovering the importance of her earlier hits. "There was a time when I always wanted to do new stuff and deep cuts and throw in a few token hits," she admitted. "But I changed my mind on that a few years ago when I saw how the hits affected people." The setlist for the upcoming shows promises to include many of her beloved classics, but Easton assures fans that there will be unexpected surprises as well. "There will be some songs that people won’t expect, and I kind of link up the stories so they will make sense why I’m doing them," she explained. Her rich musical background, influenced by a diverse array of genres and artists, has shaped her unique style. Growing up in Scotland as the youngest of six children, Easton was exposed to an eclectic mix of music that has informed her artistic sensibilities. Easton’s journey to stardom took flight in 1981 with her breakout hit "Morning Train (9 to 5)," which dominated the Billboard Hot 100 for two weeks. She quickly became a household name, gaining recognition for her contributions to pop and R&B music. Notably, her song "For Your Eyes Only," created for the James Bond film of the same name, earned her an Academy Award nomination, further cementing her status in the music industry. Easton holds the distinction of being the first artist to appear on screen performing a James Bond theme during the film's opening credits, a testament to her pioneering presence in the entertainment world. Throughout her career, Easton has explored various musical styles, from pop to R&B and even country, collaborating with renowned artists such as Kenny Rogers. She believes that versatility is crucial for longevity in the industry. "When you try something new and you step out and push yourself, it gives you more tools in your toolbox, and that helps keep your career relevant," she noted. This approach has allowed her to maintain a dynamic career, adapting to the changing landscape of the music industry while staying true to her roots. In addition to her musical achievements, Easton has ventured into voice-over work, recorded songs for video games, and performed in live theater across the globe. Her acting background, which began at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama, has significantly enriched her performances. Reflecting on her diverse experiences, she said, "The more you mature and live your life, you see some of the problems that can arise." As her Park City residency approaches, Easton remains open to new opportunities within the realm of music and beyond. While she does not have immediate plans to record a new album, she expressed her willingness to collaborate on projects that excite her. "If any video game came to me and said, ‘Would you sing on it?’ I would say, ‘Yes. 100 percent,’" she said with a laugh, showcasing her enduring passion for both music and gaming. The Egyptian Theatre, located at 328 Main St., will host Easton’s performances from Friday through Sunday, with tickets priced between $50 and $70. For those interested in attending this unique musical experience, tickets can be purchased through parkcityshows.com or sheenaeaston.com. As Easton prepares to take the stage, fans can expect a captivating celebration of her storied career, filled with the timeless hits that have defined her legacy and continue to resonate with audiences today.