Grammy, Tony, and Emmy Award-winning singer-songwriter, arranger, producer and musician, Barry Manilow announces his hit show MANILOW: LAS VEGAS – The Hits Come Home! has been extended at the historic Westgate International Theater at Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino.
Tickets for performances through February 2019 go on sale Friday, August 24, 2018 at 10am P.D.T.
“There are few performers in the world who can create and deliver a concert of hits that consistently thrills our guests, such as Barry Manilow,” said David Siegel, Founder & CEO of Westgate Resorts. “Barry Manilow is one of the most iconic performers of all time and we’re thrilled he’ll continue to perform on our historic Westgate International stage through 2019.”
MANILOW: LAS VEGAS – The Hits Come Home! made its debut in May 2018 to rave reviews and sold-out audiences. The 85-minute show celebrates Manilow’s greatest hits, which includes an astonishing 50 Top 40 singles including 12 #1s and 27 Top 10 hits.
SHOWS CURRENTLY ON SALE:
September 27-29
October 4-6
October 25-27
NEWLY-ANNOUNCED DATES:
November 1-3
November 15-17
February 14-16
February 21-23
March 7-9
March 28-30
April 11-13
May 2-4
May 9-11
June 6-8
June 13-15
Tickets for MANILOW: LAS VEGAS – The Hits Come Home! performances through February 2019 range in price from $39.75 to $329.75 plus tax and applicable fees and will go on sale Friday, August 24, 2018at 10am P.D.T. Tickets can be purchased at the Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino Box Office at (800) 222-5361 or online at www.barrymanilow.com or www.westgatelasvegas.com.
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