Barry Manilow canceled two performances from his Las Vegas residency after an earlier show was cut short because of technical difficulties.
A statement shared by Manilow’s team said the August 21 and August 22 performances at the International Theater at Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino would not go ahead. The announcement cited technical and vocal problems that prevented the production from presenting the show as planned. Ticket holders were told that refunds would be issued automatically.
The cancellations followed Manilow’s August 20 performance, which ended earlier than scheduled after technical issues affected the show.
The 83-year-old singer has continued performing in 2026 following treatment for lung cancer. Earlier this year, he postponed several appearances while recovering from surgery to remove a cancerous spot from his left lung.
Additional Las Vegas residency dates remain scheduled, including performances beginning August 27. Manilow’s long-running Westgate residency features songs from across his career, including Mandy, Copacabana and Can’t Smile Without You.