Barry Manilow Cancels Saturday Las Vegas Show Due to Bronchitis
Barry Manilow canceled his Saturday show at the International Theater, Westgate Las Vegas, after contracting bronchitis.
In Brief
- •Barry Manilow canceled his Saturday show at the International Theater, Westgate Las Vegas, after contracting bronchitis.
- •The cancellation followed a triumphant Thursday return concert, marking his first performance after a six‑week hiatus.
- •Manilow, who publicly disclosed a lung‑cancer diagnosis in December 2025, had postponed his residency multiple times.
- •He announced via X that he will be ready for June 2026 arena shows in the UK and plans to return to Las Vegas in July.
Why It Matters
The abrupt cancellation underscores the ongoing health challenges faced by the veteran performer and highlights the financial and scheduling implications for the Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino, which had marketed the residency as a key attraction. Manilow’s return to the stage is a significant cultural event for fans, and the shift in dates may affect ticket sales, venue staffing, and local tourism revenue. The announcement also signals the artist’s cautious approach to resuming performances after a serious illness, potentially influencing other performers’ health‑management strategies in the live‑music industry.
Key Details
- Cancellation Date
- 2026-10-12 (Saturday)
- Cause of Cancellation
- Bronchitis
- Residency Start
- March 2026 (postponed from Feb.)
- Upcoming UK Shows
- June 2026
- Upcoming Las Vegas Return
- July 2026
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