Barry Manilow canceled his concert at Rupp Arena in Lexington, Kentucky, according to an announcement shared by the venue and the artist’s team on social media. The Tuesday evening performance marked the second time the legendary pop singer had to call off a show at the downtown arena, leaving thousands of ticket holders scrambling for updates regarding refunds and potential rescheduling.
Rupp Arena Show Canceled For The Second Time
According to statements released by Rupp Arena via their official social media channels, the decision to cancel the concert came directly from Manilow’s camp due to unforeseen circumstances. Venue representatives confirmed that ticket holders would receive automatic refunds at their original point of purchase. The cancellation disrupted tour plans for the veteran entertainer, who has maintained a rigorous touring schedule across North America performing hits like “Copacabana” and “Mandy.” Fans who purchased tickets through official outlets do not need to take further action to secure their refunds, though box office staff advised checking local ticketing portals for specific processing timelines.
Tour History And Rescheduling Details
Venue management and tour organizers have not yet announced a rescheduled date for the Lexington performance. The unexpected halt follows prior scheduling adjustments at the arena, drawing disappointment from local supporters who had anticipated the evening’s performance. Production teams are currently reviewing the remainder of the tour routing to determine if future dates will require adjustment. Concertgoers seeking further assistance are directed to contact the Rupp Arena box office directly or visit official ticketing vendor websites for up-to-date customer service support.
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