Barry Manilow Cancels Las Vegas Residency Shows Days After Returning to the Stage Post-Cancer Recovery
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Barry Manilow cancelled his Friday and Saturday Las Vegas shows after developing bronchitis, just days after returning to the stage following a six-week break. His Thursday concert was his first since continuing recovery from lung cancer, which he disclosed in December 2025.
A report said he ended Friday’s performance after two songs. His Westgate residency had already been postponed several times after surgery and on medical advice; Manilow previously said he was making progress but was not ready to perform in Las Vegas. His cancer was found during an MRI while he was recovering from bronchitis.
- Manilow cancelled two Las Vegas shows after developing bronchitis.
- His Thursday concert was his first in six weeks.
- He is recovering from lung cancer and surgery.
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Barry Manilow is an American singer and songwriter whose career has included hits such as “Mandy” and “Copacabana”. He has held a long-running residency at the Westgate Las Vegas Resort, where he performs a regular series of concerts.
A residency means an artist performs repeatedly at the same venue, rather than touring from city to city. Manilow has had to postpone shows during treatment and recovery from lung cancer, which he said was found during a scan while he was recovering from bronchitis. His health and ability to perform affect the schedule for the Las Vegas concerts and plans for people who have booked tickets.