Barry Manilow’s return to the Las Vegas stage was interrupted by another health setback, forcing the singer to end a performance early and cancel his next scheduled concert.
The 83-year-old entertainer was performing at the Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino on October 9 when he left the stage after approximately two songs. His representatives later confirmed that Manilow was dealing with bronchitis, which also led to the cancellation of his October 10 show.
The interruption came just one day after Manilow resumed his Las Vegas residency following a six-week break.
The singer has faced several health challenges in recent months. In December 2025, he revealed that he had been diagnosed with lung cancer and subsequently underwent surgery.
The latest cancellation adds another interruption to his long-running Las Vegas residency, where he has continued performing for audiences over the years.
Ticket holders affected by the canceled performance were offered refunds. Details about his upcoming appearances remained uncertain following the announcement.
Manilow is best known for hits including Mandy, Copacabana, and Can’t Smile Without You.
