Barry Manilow Reveals Final Tour Stops in U.S. Cities That Hold a Special Place in His Career
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“I’m absolutely delighted to return to these amazing cities that hold such special memories for me,” Manilow shared in a statement.
Barry Manilow is preparing to say goodbye to several beloved tour stops.
On April 14, the legendary 81-year-old “Copacabana” performer revealed plans for a series of farewell shows across the U.S., scheduled for summer 2025.
The tour will begin on July 11 in Spokane, Washington, with additional dates set in Utah, Idaho, Oregon, and California. The final show of the run is slated for July 20 in San Jose, California.
Barry Manilow is gearing up for one final round of performances in cities that have meant the most to him over the years.
“I’m beyond excited to return to these incredible places that hold such special memories from my touring journey,” Manilow said in a statement. “Each city represents a meaningful chapter in my career.”
Tickets for the newly announced summer 2025 shows officially went on sale on April 11. The tour begins July 11 in Spokane, Washington, and will include stops in Utah, Idaho, Oregon, and California, concluding on July 20 in San Jose.
These dates follow previously announced farewell performances in cities such as Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Boston, Montreal, Detroit, and Cleveland scheduled for May and June.
In addition to his touring schedule, the “Mandy” hitmaker is continuing his long-running residency at the International Theater at Westgate Resort & Casino in Las Vegas through the end of the year. Back in December 2024, Manilow confirmed he had accepted a lifetime residency at the venue, saying he felt “deeply grateful to have the opportunity to call Westgate home for the rest of my career.”
While this isn’t his first time announcing farewell shows—he launched multiple “one last time” tours in the past—Manilow once told PEOPLE in 2017 that he found it difficult to leave home for long stretches. Still, he later reconsidered, continuing to perform for fans around the world.
In a 2023 interview with PEOPLE, the Grammy winner reflected on his enduring passion for performing: “You’d think I’d be tired of all this by now, but I’m not. The audience still loves the music, and I’m incredibly thankful for that.” He added, “Staying busy keeps you sharp. I always have something going on, and that’s just who I am.”