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Barry Manilow Cancels Rescheduled Kentucky Concert Due to ‘Unforeseen Circumstances’

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Barry Manilow Cancels Rescheduled Kentucky Concert Due to ‘Unforeseen Circumstances’
Billboard
Billboard40 mins ago
Barry Manilow Cancels Rescheduled Kentucky Concert Due to ‘Unforeseen Circumstances’
Tuesday night's (Aug. 4) show in Lexington was originally booked for March, but postponed due to the singer's recovery from lung cancer treatment.
Music Icon, 83, Abruptly Cancels Concert Minutes Before Show
Mario Anzuoni / REUTERS Veteran singer Barry Manilow canceled his show in Lexington, Kentucky, minutes before he was due to take the stage at Rupp Arena on Tuesday night. The 83-year-old “Copacabana” singer announced on X that his concert would be rescheduled, with the announcement coming only 41 minutes before the sch
The Sun
The Sun5 hrs ago
Barry Manilow, 83, cancels gig hours before he’s due onstage after lung cancer battle
BARRY Manilow has been forced to cancel a concert - just hours before he was due onstage, amid his ongoing health battle. The legendary crooner, 83, was diagnosed with cancer last year, and even had an operation to remove part of his lung. Sadly, last night Barry was forced to cancel his gig that was...
The Mirror
The Mirror6 hrs ago
Barry Manilow, 83, cancels concert at last minute leaving fans concerned
Barry Manilow has been forced to cancel an already rescheduled concert at the very last minute due to 'unforeseen circumstances', leaving fans concerned
New York Post
New York Post7 hrs ago
Barry Manilow cancels Kentucky concert minutes before showtime
The show was originally scheduled for March 9 but was postponed as Manilow recovered from surgery for lung cancer.
Rolling Stone
Rolling Stone🏁 first to report8 hrs ago
Barry Manilow Postpones Lexington Concert Right Before Showtime
The star's show in Kentucky was pushed back due to "unforeseen circumstances"