Not many singers and songwriters have had hit after hit spanning 70 years, but Barry Manilow and his songs are in a league of their own. The beloved Grammy-Award winner has recorded more than 51 Top ...

Grammy, Tony, and Emmy Award-winning Arista recording artist Barry Manilow will release his new album, “The Greatest Songs of The Eighties,” a brand new 12-song collection that will arrive in stores ...

Barry Manilow, who recently turned 80, is a hit-making master showman. He's released nearly 60 singles, including a bucketful that were No. 1, Top 10 and Top 40 radio hits (“Mandy,” “Looks Like We ...

“It took me a while to make friends with that song. It felt clumsy. But when I realized it was an anthem to the spirit of music, oh, I can arrange an anthem!” Barry admitted. He also said he never ...

Continued protests against COVID restrictions across the globe are resulting in officials using a number of unorthodox methods to combat them. One such scenario played out in New Zealand on Saturday ...

Barry Manilow has a few more songs to share before he bids farewell. The 82-year-old Grammy winner unveiled a new song, "Once Before I Go," on Tuesday, Sept. 23 and shared a series of new North ...

Barry Manilow isn’t calling his current concert tour Hits 2003! for no reason. Nearly every on one of the two dozen songs he played, in whole or part, on Tuesday night, Aug. 22 at Little Caesars Arena ...

Barry Manilow is taking a victory lap in the form of a farewell concert tour that the 82-year-old pop legend jokes is his “see him before he croaks tour.” With each concert, he’s saying farewell to a ...

“My mother always wanted me to be a doctor,” Barry Manilow quipped on stage Tuesday (June 3) night at Detroit’s Little Caesars Arena. “She would be so proud!” Manilow indeed became a doctor during his ...

After 45 years, songs Barry Manilow and his fans know by heart suddenly have new meaning. As he tours the world “One Last Time,” stopping Friday at the BOK Center, songs that have been happy and ...

Barry Manilow soared to the top of his craft early in his career with catchy melodies, winning showmanship and a voice that reminds us of the friendly fellow next door. At the top of his game 40 years ...

Bruce Johnston joined The Beach Boys in 1965. He wrote some of the group’s lesser-known songs, such as “Disney Girls (1957),” “Tears in the Morning,” and “Deidre.” The most famous song he ever wrote ...