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Barry Manilow Postpones Las Vegas Residency
Legendary singer undergoes cancer treatment, delays upcoming shows
Feb. 4, 2026 at 5:07pm
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Iconic singer-songwriter Barry Manilow has postponed his upcoming February residency at the Westgate Las Vegas following treatment for stage-one lung cancer. The 78-year-old performer is expected to return to the stage in the coming months after completing his medical care.
Why it matters
Manilow is one of the best-selling recording artists of all time, with over 85 million albums sold worldwide. His Las Vegas residency is a major draw for the city's entertainment scene, and the postponement will impact both his fans and the local economy.
The details
Manilow was diagnosed with stage-one lung cancer earlier this year and has been undergoing treatment. His upcoming February residency at the Westgate Las Vegas, which was scheduled to run from February 10-25, has now been postponed as he focuses on his health and recovery.
- Manilow was diagnosed with stage-one lung cancer earlier this year.
- His February 10-25 residency at the Westgate Las Vegas has been postponed.
The players
Barry Manilow
A legendary singer-songwriter and one of the best-selling recording artists of all time, with over 85 million albums sold worldwide.
Westgate Las Vegas
A major hotel and casino in Las Vegas, Nevada, that hosts various entertainment residencies and events.
What they’re saying
“I'm so sorry to have to disappoint my fans, but I need to focus on my health right now. I promise I'll be back on stage again soon.”
— Barry Manilow (Variety)
What’s next
Manilow is expected to return to the stage in the coming months after completing his medical treatment.
The takeaway
This postponement highlights the challenges even legendary performers can face when dealing with health issues, and the importance of prioritizing one's well-being, even when it means temporarily stepping away from the spotlight.
