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Barry Manilow Sets New and Rescheduled Arena Dates After Successful Lung Cancer Surgery

Early detection led to successful surgery, clearing the way for a late‑February tour launch.

Overview

  • Manilow, 82, underwent surgery for a stage‑one cancerous spot on his left lung, and his medical team reports an optimistic outlook with no chemotherapy or radiation currently expected.
  • The arena run now begins Feb. 27 in Tampa, with previously postponed January shows moved to March and April.
  • Six additional March concerts were added in Charlotte, Norfolk, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Nashville and Lexington, billed as his final performances in those cities.
  • Artist presales open Jan. 14 with additional presales Jan. 15 and general on‑sales Jan. 16, according to the tour announcement.
  • Each show will honor a local educator through the Manilow Music Teacher Award, with a $10,000 prize and nominees revealed Jan. 22, and new music is planned for release this year.