Barry Manilow, the celebrated singer-songwriter, has postponed his upcoming performances in Las Vegas to prioritize his recovery following lung cancer surgery last year.
The artist, whose real name is Barry Alan Pincus, announced the postponement on Wednesday, explaining the decision was made on the advice of his doctors to ensure he’s fully prepared for an arena tour slated to begin later in february.
“I’m doing great after surgery and recovering very well. Exercising and spending time in the studio which is fantastic,” Manilow shared on Facebook.”However, based on my doctor’s instructions and recommendations, we have decided to postpone my performance dates at the Westgate Las Vegas from February 12th to the 21st so that I can focus on my recovery and planning for the tour.”
Manilow first revealed his lung cancer diagnosis last year,reassuring fans at the time that the condition was treatable and he anticipated returning to his residency at the Westgate Hotel in Las Vegas around Valentine’s Day weekend.
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The beloved musician is prioritizing his health as he prepares to return to the stage.
- Barry Manilow has postponed his Las Vegas shows to focus on recovery.
- The postponement is related to his treatment for lung cancer, diagnosed last year.
- Manilow remains optimistic and is actively working in the studio.
- He is preparing for an arena tour scheduled to begin in late February.
- The artist entered the music scene in 1964 and has released 31 studio albums.
Barry Manilow launched his musical career in 1964 and has as become a household name,releasing thirty-one studio albums and captivating audiences with timeless hits like “Mandy,” “Could It Be Magic,” “looks Like We Made It,” and “I Write the Songs.”
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