Barry Manilow’s run at Westgate Las Vegas keeps rolling into 2027, with new dates set for February through April and the return of A Very Barry Christmas for its sixth year at the International Theater.
Barry Manilow isn’t slowing down in Las Vegas. Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino has locked in new 2027 dates for Manilow: Las Vegas – The Hits Come Home!, pushing his record-setting residency at the International Theater even further. The Las Vegas Sun reported that Manilow’s 2027 shows are set for February 18–20, February 25–27, March 25–27, and April 1–3. These dates mark another milestone in his long run on the Strip.
Tickets for the 2027 shows went on sale right away, showing just how much demand there is for Manilow’s performances. The official announcement and ticket release happened in mid-September 2026. FOX5 Vegas covered the extension on September 18, 2026, and Westgate made its formal announcement on September 21, 2026. Local outlets noted that the new dates were already being promoted before the resort’s official release.
Holiday shows return in December
Before the 2027 run, Manilow comes back to the International Theater on October 8 for a fall stretch that leads into the holidays. December brings back A Very Barry Christmas for its sixth year, with three weekends of shows: December 3–5, December 10–12, and December 17–19. The holiday production has become a tradition for both locals and visitors, with Manilow’s signature style and festive music filling one of Las Vegas’ most famous stages. The rest of the 2026 schedule includes October 8–10, October 15–17, November 5–7, and November 12–14, giving fans plenty of chances to catch the show before the year wraps up, as detailed by the Las Vegas Sun and FOX5 Vegas.
Manilow’s Las Vegas legacy
Manilow’s residency at Westgate is more than just a string of concerts. Since 2018, he’s played the International Theater, and the resort says he now holds the all-time record for most performances at the venue, which is known for Elvis Presley’s legendary run. In 2024, Manilow signed the first lifetime residency contract ever with Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino, cementing a long-term partnership that has shaped the property’s entertainment identity.
The show, Manilow: Las Vegas – The Hits Come Home!, features classics like "Mandy," "Copacabana," "Can’t Smile Without You," and "I Write the Songs." The production mixes immersive visuals, lush arrangements, and Manilow’s storytelling, all designed for the International Theater’s stage.
Westgate’s role in the residency boom
Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino, just off the Strip, keeps building on its entertainment history. The property, which opened as the International Hotel, has hosted some of Las Vegas’ longest-running residencies. Today, it offers a range of dining, a full-service spa, and the SuperBook, which is billed as the largest Race & Sportsbook in Las Vegas.
Manilow’s ongoing success comes as other artists extend their own Las Vegas runs. Mary J. Blige, for example, recently added new shows through 2027, as reported earlier, showing that demand for long-term entertainment on and near the Strip remains strong.
What fans need to know
Tickets for all remaining 2026 and new 2027 Manilow shows are available now through Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino. The International Theater is still the exclusive home for both the regular residency and the holiday edition, A Very Barry Christmas. With the latest extension, Manilow’s presence at Westgate will stay front and center in the property’s entertainment lineup.
Manilow keeps drawing crowds year after year. Westgate’s focus on legacy entertainment shows that the classic Las Vegas residency model is not just alive, but thriving. As more venues and artists follow this path, Las Vegas keeps its reputation as a city for long-running live shows, led by artists who have made the city their stage for the long haul.
