Barry Manilow Postpones Las Vegas Residency Following Lung Cancer Treatment
A statement released Wednesday confirmed that Barry Manilow is postponing his upcoming Las Vegas residency to focus on recovery after undergoing treatment for lung cancer. Teh singer assured fans he is “fine and recovering well” but is following medical advice to prioritize his health. Manilow, 80, underwent surgery in december to remove a cancerous spot discovered after completing a series of Christmas concerts. The postponement affects his residency at the Westgate Las Vegas, originally scheduled for February 12-21, which has been moved to March 26-28.
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Despite the residency postponement, Manilow plans to proceed with his stadium tour, beginning February 27 at the Benchmark International Arena in Tampa, Florida.the tour is scheduled to run through April 19, concluding in Georgia. He had previously rescheduled January tour dates to March and April, demonstrating a commitment to his fans despite his health challenges. Manilow revealed he’s been actively engaged in exercise and studio work, describing his recovery as “fantastic.”
Did you know? Barry Manilow has sold over 85 million records worldwide, making him one of the best-selling music artists of all time. His career spans decades, with hits consistently charting and resonating with audiences.
This latest adjustment to his schedule reflects a period of proactive health management for the performer. Manilow’s team has been carefully balancing his well-being with his performance commitments. He has also hinted at the release of new music in the near future, offering fans something to look forward to as he continues his recovery. The singer’s dedication to both his health and his craft underscores his enduring connection with his devoted fanbase.
