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Thursday, January 1, 2015 |
Frank Sinatra - The Dream Concert
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Barry Manilow hosts "Frank Sinatra - The Dream Concert" Frank Sinatra - The Dream Concert is a concert that never actually took place - though we wish it had and that we had been there. Compiled from recordings of some of his best live performances with the great musicians of the day, here are his classic songs from Witchcraft to My Way. This is Sinatra at his best - live.
Barry Manilow (no stranger to the world's biggest stages) guides us through this unique experience of artistry in music and sketches-in some of the background to Sinatra on the road.
With the cream of performances from New York, New Jersey, Dallas, Detroit, Japan and of course Las Vegas, the city he made his own and where he performed many hundreds of times at The Sands, Caesars Palace and The Golden Nugget, Sinatra was always accompanied by the finest musicians, including Count Basie and his Orchestra, Woody Herman and his long-time pianist and conductor Bill Miller.
Sinatra performed live around 2000 times not just at home but also around the world in South America, Scandinavia, Europe and even Iran and of course here in the UK with about 100 concerts. Of the thousands of performances he gave, few were captured on record (or on film) so we have made one specially for Radio 2 listeners - and it is longer and better than anything ever previously released. It is a unique performance for all singers and fans to sit back and relish. Simply this is Sinatra at his best - live!
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Tuesday, February 3, 2015 |
KQV - Pittsburgh, PA
9:30 AM ET |
Turn The Radio Up... Tuesday Morning! Barry was on the radio to promote his forthcoming "One Last Time!" Tour.
[ Barry Manilow on the Armstrong & Getty Show ] |
KMBZ - Kansas City, MO
10:20 AM ET |
Armstrong & Getty Show
10:45 AM ET |
Wednesday, February 4, 2015 |
Morning Joe (MSNBC)
8:50 AM ET |
More MANILOW MEDIA...Wednesday Morning! Barry appeared on morning television shows to promote his forthcoming "One Last Time!" Tour.
WITI's Wake Up News in Milwaukee
WGN-TV's Morning News in Chicago
Music legend Barry Manilow on GoodDayDC
Live In The D...in Detroit
WKYC's Live on Lakeside in Cleveland |
Good Day Columbus (WTTE/WSYX)
9:05 AM ET |
You and Me This Morning (WCIU, Chicago)
9:30 AM ET |
Wake Up News (WITI, Milwaukee)
9:40 AM ET |
Morning News (WGN-TV, Chicago)
10:20 AM ET |
Good Day DC (WTTG, Washington DC)
10:30 AM ET |
Live in the D (WDIV, Detroit)
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Live on Lakeside (WKYC, Cleveland)
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Wednesday, February 4, 2015 |
WGN Radio
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Barry Manilow on WGN Radio! Barry Manilow on playing in the Merchandise Mart ... Pete McMurray speaks to Barry Manilow about his special relationship with Chicago, why he believes music is important to children and working with Bette Midler.
[ February 4: Barry Manilow on WGN Radio ] |
Friday, February 6, 2015 |
WGN Radio
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Barry Manilow on WGN Radio...One Last Time! Barry Manilow: His music, tour, and jingles: Bill Leff and Wendy Snyder talked with Barry Manilow about his final tour, his jingle writing career, and much more.
[ February 6: Barry Manilow on WGN Radio ] |
Friday, February 20, 2015 |
WUWM Milwaukee Public Radio
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Barry Manilow on WUWM Milwaukee Public Radio! Barry Manilow On Slowing Down & Playing His Last Show in Milwaukee: There was a time – in the late 1970s and 1980s – when Barry Manilow’s music was ubiquitous. You’d hear it on Top 40 radio, on your TV, in your dentist’s office. Songs like Mandy and Copacabana, and I Write the Songs. Barry Manilow doesn’t chart the same way he once did, but he still has millions of loyal fans, and a new album, called My Dream Duets. Although he’s still producing music, Barry Manilow has decided to slow down, now that he’s [71] years old. He says his current concert tour – which stops at the BMO Harris Bradley Center on Tuesday – will be his last. Ahead of that Milwaukee stop, Lake Effect's Bonnie North reached Barry Manilow by phone.
[ February 20: Barry Manilow on WUWM Milwaukee Public Radio ] |
Thursday, March 12, 2015 |
KSAZ-TV (FOX) Phoenix
8:35 AM PT |
TV Appearances on Thursday Morning!
KMAX/CBS Sacramento: The legendary Barry Manilow joined Good Day live to promote his upcoming nationwide tour.
KCRA Sacramento: Barry Manilow chats with Deirdre Fitzpatrick. Barry Manilow will perform April 17 at Sleep Train Arena.
XETV San Diego 6: Music legend Barry Manilow talks to our Marc Bailey about his upcoming concert in San Diego and a program to bring instruments to local schools.
KSTU Salt Lake City: Singer Barry Manilow is hitting the road One Last Time, and he’ll stop in Utah along the way. Manilow is set to perform at the Maverik Center on April 20.
ABC 4 Utah: One of the most recognizable names in music is coming to town. This April, singer Barry Manilow is coming to the Maverik Center in West Valley City.
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KCRA-TV (NBC) Sacramento
8:40 AM PT |
KMAX-TV (CBS) Sacramento
8:50 AM PT |
XETV-TV (CW) San Diego
9:40 AM PT |
KSTU-TV (FOX) Salt Lake City
10:20 AM PT |
ABC 4 Utah
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Friday, March 13, 2015 |
100.5 KXNT Morning Show (Las Vegas)
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Barry Manilow Talks To "Carlos and Dayna"
Barry Manilow is on his final tour and he's coming to Las Vegas' MGM Grand Garden Arena on April 10th. Manilow talked [to] us about his music, the special anniversary of his hit song "Mandy," and helping to collect instruments for Clark County School students. Manilow also told us he continues to write new music. It’s part of his career, but it’s also his hobby! He says he can’t help himself, he loves it so much! The "[Mandy]" anniversary has also prompted a special ticket deal!
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Tuesday, March 17, 2015 |
94.1 KODJ Salt Lake City
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Meredith And AJ Talk With Barry Manilow
94.1 KODJ Salt Lake City: Meredith and AJ talk with Barry about his tour, what he thinks about the line about him in the move "The Breakfast Club," and which current artists he'd like to work with.
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Wednesday, March 18, 2015 |
KPHO CBS 5 Phoenix
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Barry Manilow, One Last Time
CBS 5 Phoenix (KPHO): Paul talked with Barry Manilow about his latest and last big tour. Barry is not retiring but just not doing those long tours. He will perform at the Gila River Arena on April 8th.
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Thursday, March 26, 2015 |
ABC 4 Utah
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Barry Manilow Talks About His Final Tour
ABC 4 Utah: Barry Manilow is one of popular music's most recognizable voices, a master artist behind some of the best american standards of the last 40 years. He has sold 80 million records, been inducted into the songwriters hall of fame, and won about every major award in the entertainment space including the Emmy, the Tony, Grammy, an Oscar nominee. Manilow has even won a Cleo. He is also a great producer and arranger. Now, the legendary star is about to embark on one last adventure -- his final tour. This year marks the 40th anniversary of his number one hit "Mandy." "Mandy" was brought to Manilow by Clive Davis. Barry originally didn't want to record it because he did not write it, but the song put him on the map. His portfolio sports many platinum records, including "2:00 AM Paradise Cafe," which is one of the hidden classic albums of the last 30 plus years. Manilow’s most recognizable song is probably "Copacabana," which he co-wrote and has become a pop culture touchstone having spanned three generations. Barry will be performing in Salt Lake City at the [Maverik] Center on April 20th.
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Thursday, April 9, 2015 |
Nevada Public Radio
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Barry Manilow On His Hits And Playing Them In Las Vegas
Nevada Public Radio: Barry Manilow has had three number-one hits, 16 Top 10s, more than Fifty Top 40, adult-contemporary hits, and has sold more than 80 million albums worldwide over more than 40 years. And while he’s not calling it quits, he won’t be touring again. In February, Manilow, who is 71, began his "One Last Time" tour, so-named because he swears this is it for touring. He’ll make one of his 27 tour stops at the MGM Grand Garden Arena. Manilow has written some of the most memorable and catchy songs in the pop culture canon. He also written a number of memorable jingles from "You Deserve a Break Today" for McDonald’s to "I’m Stuck on Band-Aids." The legenadary entertainer has performed in Las Vegas 400 times over seven years.
[ Audio: Barry Manilow on Nevada Public Radio ]
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Friday, April 24, 2015 (6:30 PM) |
Florida/Miami (Arsht Center for the Performing Arts) |
BARRY MANILOW TO HEADLINE ADRIENNE ARSHT CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS OF MIAMI-DADE COUNTY 9TH ANNIVERSARY GALA ON APRIL 24, 2015
Tony, Emmy and Grammy Award-winning international superstar Barry Manilow will wow guests with a concert at the Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts of Miami-Dade County’s 9th Anniversary Gala on April 24, 2015 with a special tribute to Frank Sinatra in honor of Frank’s 100th birthday. For the Arsht Center’s annual celebration, the Center will transform the Ziff Ballet Opera House into an intimate “supper club” with cocktails, dinner, and dancing directly on the Lynn Wolfson Stage.
“In what has become an annual tradition to welcome world-class talent to the Arsht Center’s state-of-the-art stages for our Anniversary Gala, guests this year will enjoy a performance by the legendary Barry Manilow,” said Swanee DiMare, chair of the Gala for the third year in a row along with her husband Paul DiMare. “As an avid supporter of arts education, Mr. Manilow is the perfect choice to grace the stage, as all the money raised by the Gala will be reinvested into the Arsht Center’s robust educational programming.”
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Saturday, July 4, 2015 |
PBS: A Capitol Fourth |
Barry to Headline A CAPITOL FOURTH on PBS!
Back by popular demand, music legend Barry Manilow returns to A CAPITOL FOURTH on PBS to celebrate 35 years as America’s national Independence Day Celebration, live from the U.S. Capitol on Saturday, July 4 from 8:00 to 9:30 pm ET. Hot off the heels of his hugely successful ONE LAST TIME arena tour and recent Grammy Award nomination for Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album, NIGHT SONGS, Manilow will kick off the country’s 239th birthday with a special patriotic medley, which has not been performed since the re-opening of the Statue of Liberty 29 years ago. In what has become tradition, Manilow will also close the concert broadcast as the sky lights up with the largest fireworks display in the country. Manilow will be accompanied by the National Symphony Orchestra under the direction of top pops conductor Jack Everly. |
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