Overview
- Manilow said in a new People interview that a lobectomy removed the cancer, he spent seven days in intensive care, and he does not need chemotherapy or radiation.
- Doctors found a small spot on his lung after imaging for hip pain and recent bouts of bronchitis, which he credits with saving his life because he had no symptoms.
- His diagnosis led to canceled Las Vegas dates and a postponed farewell arena tour, now planned to restart at UBS Arena in New York as he continues recovery.
- He is releasing new work as he heals, with the single Once Before I Go reaching the top 10 and his 33rd album, What a Time, due in June.
- He reflected on feeling changed by the surgery and on taking stock of his life, a message echoed across coverage that also notes the early catch and his return plans.