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Barry Manilow is saying farewell to Orlando with one final arena performance at the Kia Center on January 21, 2027. As part of his "The Last Concerts" farewell tour, this show represents the final time Manilow will perform in Central Florida's premier entertainment arena — a fitting final chapter for an artist whose career has been defined by the kind of spectacular showmanship that Orlando, as the entertainment capital of the world, knows better than any city. With over 85 million records sold, a Grammy, an Emmy, a Tony, and a Las Vegas residency that became the longest-running solo act in the history of the Strip, Manilow has earned his place among the greatest entertainers of all time, and this farewell gives Orlando fans one last evening to celebrate that legacy.
Manilow's connection to the world of entertainment spectacle runs deep. His Las Vegas residency, which began in 2005 at the Las Vegas Hilton and continued at the Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino, became a must-see attraction for visitors from around the world. In 2024, Manilow signed the first-ever Lifetime Residency Contract with Westgate, ensuring his permanent place in Vegas entertainment history. His live shows have always been more than just concerts — they are full-scale productions featuring elaborate staging, multimedia elements, and the kind of emotional storytelling that turns a set of hit songs into a shared experience between performer and audience. At the Kia Center, Orlando's 20,000-seat arena in the heart of the city's sports and entertainment district, that production translates into an evening that rivals anything on International Drive.
The setlist for The Last Orlando Concert draws from five decades of pop masterpieces. "Mandy," the 1975 number-one hit that launched Manilow's solo career, opens the emotional floodgates. "I Write the Songs," which won the Grammy for Song of the Year in 1977, delivers one of the most iconic choruses in pop history. "Copacabana (At the Copa)," his 1978 Grammy-winning theatrical anthem, brings the house to its feet every night. And deep cuts like "Weekend in New England," "Even Now," "This One's for You," and "Tryin' to Get the Feeling Again" reward the longtime fans who have followed Manilow's career through every era. This is not a greatest-hits overview — it is a comprehensive farewell from an artist who understands that these songs belong as much to his audience as they do to him.
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The Kia Center is located at 400 West Church Street in downtown Orlando, easily accessible from I-4 and the Florida Turnpike. The arena is surrounded by restaurants, bars, and entertainment venues in Orlando's growing downtown district, making it easy to build a full evening around the show. For fans traveling from across Central Florida — from Daytona Beach to the Space Coast to the Tampa Bay area — the Kia Center's central location puts Manilow's farewell within easy reach. The Last Concerts tour also visits Tampa, Miami, and Estero in January 2027, giving Florida fans multiple chances to say goodbye.
Barry Manilow's influence on American popular culture extends far beyond his chart hits. Before he ever topped the Billboard Hot 100, Manilow was one of the most sought-after arrangers and jingle writers in the advertising industry, crafting some of the most memorable commercial melodies of the 1960s and 1970s. His jingle for State Farm Insurance ("Like a Good Neighbor, State Farm Is There") became one of the most recognized advertising melodies in American history and is still in use today. He also wrote jingles for Band-Aid, McDonald's, Pepsi, and dozens of other brands, honing a craft for melody and hook-writing that would later power his pop career. Before all of that, Manilow studied at the New York College of Music and the Juilliard School, developing the classical training and arranging skills that give his recordings their distinctive orchestral richness.
Manilow's awards shelf tells the story of a career that has touched every corner of the entertainment industry. His Grammy Award for Best Male Pop Vocal Performance ("Copacabana," 1979) anchors a total of 15 Grammy nominations spanning five decades. He won an Emmy Award for his television specials, which were ratings juggernauts in the late 1970s and early 1980s, and a Tony Award for his contributions to Broadway. He was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2002, recognizing his contributions as both a performer and a composer. His television specials on ABC and CBS drew tens of millions of viewers during their original broadcasts, and his annual appearances on programs like American Bandstand, The Tonight Show, and Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve made him a household name across generations.
The theatrical side of Manilow's artistry is often underappreciated. "Copacabana (At the Copa)" was not just a hit single — it became a television movie in 1985 (starring Manilow himself) and was adapted into a full West End musical that ran in London. Manilow also composed the score for the Broadway musical Harmony, which premiered in 2023 and tells the story of a German vocal group persecuted during the Nazi era. His ability to move between pop, Broadway, television, and live performance with equal facility is a testament to his versatility and his deep understanding of what makes a song connect with an audience, regardless of the medium.
The Las Vegas chapter of Manilow's career deserves special attention, particularly for Orlando audiences who understand the value of world-class entertainment. Manilow's residency at the Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino has been running since 2005, making it one of the longest-running solo residency shows in Vegas history. The show combines his greatest hits with elaborate staging, video retrospectives, and the kind of personal storytelling that transforms a concert into an intimate evening with one of music's most charismatic performers. In 2024, Manilow signed the first-ever Lifetime Residency Contract with Westgate, ensuring that his Vegas show continues even as his touring career winds down. The Last Orlando Concert at the Kia Center brings that same level of production and emotional depth to Central Florida for one final evening.
For Orlando fans, The Last Orlando Concert is more than a farewell — it is a celebration of an artist who has spent over 50 years bringing joy to audiences around the world. BigStub has verified resale tickets for this historic performance with no hidden fees and a buyer guarantee backed by over 20 years of trusted service. Don't miss your last chance to see Barry Manilow live in Orlando.
Central Florida has been one of Manilow's most loyal touring markets for decades, and the farewell nature of this concert adds an emotional weight that makes it unlike any Manilow show that has come before. For the fans who first heard "Mandy" on the radio in 1975, who slow-danced to "Can't Smile Without You" at their wedding, or who introduced their children and grandchildren to Manilow's music through albums, TV specials, and Las Vegas trips, this is the final opportunity to experience those songs performed live by the artist who created them. The Kia Center's 20,000-seat capacity means every fan will be part of a shared moment that can never be repeated — one last standing ovation, one last chorus of "Copacabana," one last evening with the man who wrote the songs. Manilow has always understood that his music belongs to his fans as much as it belongs to him, and The Last Orlando Concert is his way of honoring that bond one final time.
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The Last Orlando Concert is scheduled for January 21, 2027, at the Kia Center in downtown Orlando. This is a rescheduled date from the original 2026 Florida run. All previously purchased tickets are expected to be honored.
The Kia Center is located at 400 West Church Street in downtown Orlando, Florida. It is the home of the NBA's Orlando Magic and hosts concerts, family shows, and special events year-round. The arena is accessible from I-4 and the Florida Turnpike, with parking available in surrounding garages and surface lots.
The Last Concerts setlist includes Manilow's greatest hits spanning five decades: Mandy, I Write the Songs, Copacabana, Looks Like We Made It, Can't Smile Without You, Weekend in New England, Even Now, This One's for You, and many more. The show is designed as a comprehensive farewell celebrating his entire career.
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Barry Manilow's Last Orlando Concert is scheduled for January 21, 2027, at the Kia Center. This is a rescheduled date as part of his farewell Last Concerts tour.
The Last Concerts is Barry Manilow's farewell arena tour, representing his final performances in cities across the United States. Each show is his final arena appearance in that market.
The Kia Center is at 400 West Church Street in downtown Orlando, Florida. It is the home of the Orlando Magic and one of Central Florida's premier entertainment venues.
The Kia Center has a capacity of approximately 20,000 for concert events, offering reserved seating, premium suites, and club-level options.
His biggest hits include Mandy, I Write the Songs, Copacabana (At the Copa), Looks Like We Made It, Can't Smile Without You, Weekend in New England, Even Now, and This One's for You.
Yes, Manilow has won a Grammy Award, an Emmy Award, and a Tony Award. He was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2002 and has been nominated for 15 Grammy Awards across five decades.
Manilow postponed several tour dates after being diagnosed with a cancerous spot on his lung and undergoing surgery. The rescheduled dates are now confirmed for January 2027.
Manilow has maintained a Las Vegas residency since 2005 at the Westgate Las Vegas Resort and Casino. In 2024, he signed the first-ever Lifetime Residency Contract, ensuring his permanent place in Vegas entertainment.
Yes, parking is available in garages and surface lots surrounding the Kia Center in downtown Orlando. The venue is also accessible via the SunRail commuter train and LYNX bus system.
The Last Concerts tour also visits Tampa (Benchmark International Arena), Miami (Amerant Bank Arena), and Estero (Hertz Arena, two nights) in January 2027.
Verified resale tickets are available on BigStub with no hidden fees, a buyer guarantee, and the highest Trustpilot rating in the industry. Official tickets may be available through Ticketmaster and the Kia Center box office.
Yes, The Last Orlando Concert is billed as Manilow's final arena performance in the Orlando market. His Las Vegas residency at the Westgate continues, but this farewell tour marks the end of his arena touring career.
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