Barry Manilow has to book back-up venue after artists forced to cancel gigs at Manchester's Co-Op Live arena due to 'ongoing technical issues'
dailym.ai - 2024-05-03T22:30:07.000Z

Now Manilow, 80, has revealed he has also booked the AO Arena in the city in case the new venue, due to open on May 14 after a 'short pause', is not ready for his show on May 19. Read this story

Now Take That moves its show from troubled 'Co-Flop' Live to the AO Arena after £365m venue sparked fury by cancelling string of shows including Olivia Rodrigo, Keane and US rapper in 24 hours 'due to technical issues'
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