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Barry Manilow has been forced to cancel more concerts amid his ongoing health issues.

The 83-year-old “Copacabana” singer cut his Friday night (October 9) show short at the Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino before canceling his Saturday (October 10) performance.

Barry had only just returned to the stage on Thursday (October 8) following a six-week break from performing.

According to People, Barry left the stage after performing just a couple of songs on Friday, and his band continued playing before the concert was officially called off.

“After a triumphant welcome-back concert on Thursday, Barry got hit with bronchitis and had to cancel his Friday and Saturday shows,” representatives for the singer and the venue told The Independent.

Fans who attended Friday’s shortened show were reportedly notified by Ticketmaster that they would receive refunds.

The cancellations come after Barry previously revealed that he had been diagnosed with stage 1 lung cancer in late 2025.

He underwent surgery to remove part of his left lung and has been open about the challenges of returning to performing.

In August, Barry announced that he was taking a break after completing 29 shows in 68 days.

“We just finished a fantastic summer tour,” he said at the time, explaining that he and his team had been pushing themselves too hard.

His return on Thursday was met with an enthusiastic response from fans, with Barry joking that he felt like a teenage idol again.

Just one day later, his health issues forced him to stop performing.

Barry is next scheduled to perform at the Westgate on Thursday (October 15), according to Ticketmaster. No additional cancellation has been announced for that date as of Sunday (October 11).

We previously reported on Barry‘s concerns about his singing voice following lung cancer surgery.

We wish Barry a speedy recovery.

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