Barry Manilow Concerts Postponed Due to Health Concerns

Barry Manilow, known for his numerous hits in the 1970s and 80s, had to postpone his concerts due to health concerns arising from lung cancer surgery. The discovery of the tumor was made after Manilow sought medical attention for a persistent case of bronchitis. Following the surgery to remove the cancerous spot, Manilow has been focused on recovery and regaining the lung capacity needed for his energetic 90-minute performances. The postponed concerts, including “The Last Portland Concert” and “Manilow: The Last Newark Concert,” will be rescheduled, and previously purchased tickets will be honored. Manilow expressed frustration and sadness about not being able to perform but remains determined to return to the stage. His new album, "What a Time," is still slated for release in June.

The concerts were postponed due to Manilow’s recovery from lung cancer surgery.

He was diagnosed in December after a bout of bronchitis led to the discovery of a cancerous tumor on his left lung.

Yes, the concerts will be rescheduled, and tickets already purchased will be honored for the new dates.

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