Barry Manilow Cancels Remaining Las Vegas Shows Due to Bronchitis

Barry Manilow ended his Thursday comeback concert at the International Theater in Westgate Las Vegas and subsequently cancelled the Friday and Saturday shows after being diagnosed with bronchitis, representatives for the artist and the resort said.

"After a welcome-back concert on Thursday, Barry got hit with bronchitis and had to cancel his Friday and Saturday shows," the spokesperson told Variety. The Friday performance was stopped after two songs when Manilow left the stage, and the band continued with instrumentals before an announcement over the public address system declared the show over, according to local reporting. Ticket holders were later notified by email that refunds would be issued. Manilow had returned to the stage following a six-week hiatus that began after his August 22 concert, during which he was recovering from lung cancer diagnosed in December 2025. His Las Vegas residency, originally slated to start in February, had already been postponed several times due to his health, with the artist indicating in May that he was making progress but was not yet ready for the May dates. He later confirmed that he expects to resume performances in the United Kingdom in June and return to Westgate in July.