Updated Fri, April 10, 2026 at 1:01 AM UTC
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Barry Manilow has postponed his remaining concerts throughout the Northeast and the rest of the country as he continues to battle lung cancer.
Manilow, 82, was set to return to stages Monday, April 13 at UBS Arena in Elmont, NY, according to his tour schedule.
Instead, his fan mailing list received an email Wednesday, April 8 announcing all Manilow’s upcoming arena shows would be called off on doctor’s orders and rescheduled, Newsday reported. The octogenarian crooner had already postponed a slew of shows leading up to the April 13 gig on Long Island.
In addition to that show, the newly postponed concerts include:
Tuesday, April 14 at the Prudential Center in Newark, NJ
Thursday, April 16 at Mohegan Arena in Wilkes Barre, PA
Friday, April 17 at Santander Arena in Reading, PA
Monday, April 20 at MVP Arena in Albany, NY
Wednesday, April 22 at KeyBank Center in Buffalo, NY
Manilow announced his lung cancer diagnosis in December 2025, and the rescheduling announcements followed shortly after. However, yet another residency in Las Vegas remains on the schedule beginning in May, and Manilow remains set to release a new album, “What a Time,” in June.