Barry Manilow's Las Vegas Show has been extended into 2023
LAS VEGAS, NV -- The legendary Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino officially announced that GRAMMY®, TONY®, and EMMY® Award-winning singer-songwriter, arranger, producer and musician, Barry Manilow and his MANILOW: LAS VEGAS – The Hits Come Home! has extended his residency at the Westgate International Theater into 2023, and will set a new record for performances on this historic stage, surpassing the longstanding record set by Elvis Presley. New show dates for 2022 go on sale Friday, September 24 at 10am PDT.
In September 2021, Barry Manilow returned to Las Vegas to reopen the wildly successful MANILOW: LAS VEGAS – The Hits Come Home! performances on the International Theater stage at Westgate Las Vegas. "It's an honor to extend our relationship with Barry further as he commits to additional years of delighting audiences at Westgate Las Vegas," said David Siegel, Founder, President & CEO of Westgate Resorts. "Barry is a timeless entertainer and a once-in-a-generation talent. We couldn't be happier to continue to have him call Westgate Las Vegas his home."
"I love it here," said Barry Manilow. "Westgate Las Vegas is my home away from home and I look forward to performing here for a long, long time."
(LAS VEGAS, NV) – The Hits Come Home! made its debut in May 2018 to rave reviews and sold-out audiences. This spectacular show is unlike anything Manilow has ever done with massive video walls, sets, and special effects - a non-stop evening of Manilow's impressive catalog of Top 40 Hits. He has been named a "Best of Las Vegas" Best Resident Performer/Headliner by the Las Vegas Review Journal and was among the first inductees in the inaugural Las Vegas Magazine Hall of Fame. The show has received rave reviews from media outlets and Manilow fans all over the world.
With the addition of 105 show dates into 2023, Barry Manilow firmly establishes his place as one of the greatest entertainers of all time, surpassing the record number of performances on the International Theater stage previously held by the one and only Elvis Presley.
