Barry Manilow Cancels London Palladium Concert
Barry Manilow was forced to cancel his recent concert at the London Palladium on ‘doctor’s orders’. The show was scheduled to begin at 7:30pm on May 27, but with just hours to go an announcement was made that the 80-year-old singer wouldn’t be able to perform.
Announcement and Fan Reactions
Unfortunately, under doctor’s orders, the announcement was made on Barry’s social media accounts, disappointing hundreds of fans who had already arrived at the theatre. Despite the news, fans expressed their support for Barry’s health and well-being.
- David wrote: ‘Please don’t push yourself. Your health is important to your fans.’
- Caroline added: ‘Back from the Palladium. Passionate as you are you must be so disappointed. Your health comes first and we can wait. Take care of yourself, get well soon…sending you all my love.’
- Judy, a supportive fan, said: ‘His health comes first, take care Barry we love you.’
Barry Manilow’s Residency and Career
The singer is in the middle of a nine-date residency at the London Palladium, titled ‘The Last, Last UK concerts’, set to finish on June 9. Barry’s decision to perform his farewell gigs at the UK location holds sentimental value, as he expressed his love for the British public and the venue where he began his career.
Barry Manilow, known for hits like Could It Be Magic, Can’t Smile Without You, and Copacabana (At the Copa), has sold over 85 million albums worldwide. He also holds the title of the longest-resident artist in Las Vegas, surpassing the late Elvis Presley.
