Oh, Barry! Manilow Cancels January 23 Performance of Manilow on Broadway Due to Illness

Barry Manilow has canceled the January 23 preview performance of his concert engagement, Manilow on Broadway due to a continuing bout of bronchitis. The performance has been rescheduled for February 27 at the St. James Theatre. Mannilow also recently canceled the January 22 performance of his show due to his illness. The concert series is scheduled to officially open on January 24 and play through February 27. 

Manilow (a.k.a. “The Man Who Makes the Whole World Sing”) earned a 1977 Special Tony Award for his Broadway show, Barry Manilow on Broadway. The Grammy winner’s pop hits include “Could It Be Magic,” “Mandy,” “Copacabana” and “Can’t Smile Without You.” He has sold over 80 million albums worldwide and has had 49 Top 40 hits.

Well Barry, you came and you gave without taking...but bronchitis sent you away, oh Barry. Feel better soon, Barry!