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Barry Manilow Announces He’ll Hit The Road One Last Time

Barry Manilow recently announced that he is going to “hit the road” and perform concerts across North America ONE LAST TIME! The music legend launched his multi-city ONE LAST TIME! Tour earlier this year and will stop in Fort Wayne at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum on Friday, April 22.

With his band of 13 musicians and singers, Manilow said, “We’re having a great time putting the show together. We hope to take everyone on an emotional roller coaster. I can’t wait to see everyone dancing in the aisles.”

After performing more than 400 concerts at the Las Vegas Hilton and Paris Las Vegas from 2005 through 2011, Manilow has limited his concert appearances. The ONE LAST TIME! Tour is a major undertaking and as Manilow said, “is my way of thanking everyone for their years of support…one last time!”

The GRAMMY®, TONY®, and EMMY® Award-winning musician’s career skyrocketed to superstardom when his mega hit song, “Mandy,” topped the charts in 1975. In the spirit of that special year, tickets will be priced to tie into that year and will start at $19.75. Manilow insisted that the average ticket price remain low and that a greater range of ticket prices be available.

Tickets go on sale Saturday, March 5 at 10 a.m. Tickets will be available at www.ticketmaster.com. General information about the ONE LAST TIME! Tour is available at www.manilow.com.

ONE LAST TIME! Tour is a co-production of BRE Presents and STILETTO Entertainment.

About Barry Manilow:

Barry Manilow’s unparalleled career encompasses virtually every area of music, including performing, composing, arranging and producing. A Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee, Manilow has triumphed in every medium of entertainment. With worldwide record sales exceeding 80 million, Barry Manilow is ranked as the top Adult Contemporary chart artist of all time with over 50 Top 40 hits.