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Barry Manilow forced to cancel London show under 'doctor's orders’. The 80-year-old American music legend is in the midst of his The Last Concerts tour which is giving fans a final chance to see him perform live before he retires from the stage. For his UK dates, the singer has taken over London's iconic Palladium Theatre where he has been performing since 23 May and is due to perform gigs until 9 June. However, his concert on Monday 27 May was abruptly cancelled - with fans given notice in an announcement just hours before the curtain was due to go up. ”Unfortunately, under doctor's orders, we must cancel tonight's 27th May Barry Manilow concert.” "Please hold on to your tickets until we can sort out rescheduling tonight's performance.” "We are very sorry we have to make this announcement and trust that tomorrow night(')s concert will go on as scheduled.” The announcement was met with concern from fans, with many taking to social media to wish Barry well and to request that he take care of himself and get some rest. Resting is not something the Copacabana singer seems interested in, however, as he has repeatedly extended his farewell tour. In March, he added nine more cities to his continuing tour with Austin, Tulsa, and Kansas City among the destinations added to his list. While his Radio City residency was extended in April, meaning he will continue to perform until mid-October. THIS VIDEO MUST NOT BE EDITED FOR LENGTH TO COMBINE WITH OTHER CONTENT