Barry Manilow to make final Fort Worth curtain call this summer. How to buy tickets.
Soft-rock king Barry Manilow will play one final Fort Worth concert later this summer.
Manilow is stopping by Dickies Arena on Aug. 21 for his “Last Fort Worth Concert.” The “Copacabana” singer is embarking on “The Last Concerts” tour this summer, which will serve as a curtain call for Manilow in select U.S. cities.
But Manilow fans shouldn’t fret. The 80-year-old singer isn’t retiring from performing, instead he’s taking a break from big tours and will still play future shows.
Tickets for Manilow’s Fort Worth concert go on sale to the public via Ticketmaster at 10 a.m. Friday. Fans can purchase tickets early on Ticketmaster between 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Thursday by using code: SMILE.
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Manilow has been cranking out hits since the early 1970s.
The “Mandy” singer has released 31 albums in his career and has 51 Top 40 singles on Billboard’s adult contemporary chart. His latest album “Night Songs II” released in 2020.
When Manilow visits Fort Worth later this summer, it won’t be his first time in Cowtown. He performed twice at the Tarrant County Convention Center, once in 1983 and again in 1985.
Beyond Fort Worth, Manilow is making other Texas tour stops later this year in San Antonio (Aug. 15), Sugar Land (Aug. 16), Austin (Aug. 19) and Corpus Christi (Aug. 20).
This story was originally published March 12, 2024 at 12:00 PM.
