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Barry Manilow, 82, has postponed more arena shows as he continues recovery from lung cancer surgery. A surgeon told him he’s not yet ready for a 90‑minute performance, forcing reschedules from Feb. 27 through March 17, with potential Las Vegas dates at the end of March and a second April leg depending on progress. He was diagnosed last December after an MRI found a cancerous spot on a lung.
Barry Manilow announced he has lung cancer discovered during an MRI after bronchitis, and will undergo surgery in late December, leading to rescheduling of his January concerts to February-April. He emphasizes early detection and wishes for a smooth recovery.
Barry Manilow announced he has lung cancer, which was caught early through tests conducted during treatment for bronchitis. He is scheduled for surgery later this month and expects a full recovery, leading to the rescheduling of his upcoming concerts from January to April. He remains optimistic and encourages early testing for symptoms.
Barry Manilow announced he has been diagnosed with lung cancer after an MRI detected a tumor, leading to the postponement of his January concerts. He plans to undergo surgery, expects to recover by February, and intends to resume his performances, including his Las Vegas residency and upcoming UK tour.
Stevie Nicks has fractured her shoulder, leading to the rescheduling of her August and September 2025 concerts, with October shows unaffected, as she recovers from her injury.
Paul Simon, the renowned musician and Rock Hall of Famer, has postponed a concert in Long Beach after undergoing successful surgery for severe back pain, which had previously caused him to cancel other performances.
Justin Timberlake has canceled his December 2 concert in Oklahoma City due to a back injury, marking the third show cancellation of his Forget Tomorrow World Tour in recent months. Timberlake announced the news on Instagram, citing doctor's orders to rest after injuring his back in New Orleans. Fans will receive refunds, and the tour is expected to resume on December 4 in Houston. The tour supports his latest album, "Everything I Thought It Was," and marks his return to touring after five years.