Turning 80 on June 17, Copacabana hitmaker Barry Manilow is within the midst of a tour.

"I think of people who are 80... they look older than I do," Barry stated. " They’re retired. You know, that ain’t me."

The multi-award-winning singer informed The Mirror: "I’m just getting started. I’ve always got the next one."

In one in all his many initiatives, Barry celebrates his 14th yr enjoying on the Westgate Las Vegas Resort and Casino International Showroom.

In a candid chat to The Charlotte Observer, Barry admitted: "The evenings in Vegas... I’ve began to take it with no consideration.

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"These audiences, you'd actually assume they’d be a bit jaded, and would a lot quite return out into the on line casino.

"But they’ve been great. But when we do these tours, they are there to see me."

Barry can be producing an album for saxophonist Dave Koz and has his stage musical, Harmony.

Nominated for 15 Grammy Awards all through his long-lasting profession, Barry has high hits akin to Mandy, I Write The Songs and Could It Be Magic.

The New Yorker, whereas extremely proficient, he's human – and he even caught Covid final yr.

At the time, Barry Tweeted: "This just might be the cruellest thing that has ever happened to me."

Barry was referencing being too ailing to attend the premiere of his musical in New York.

Yet, he overcame the contagious virus, which is a testomony to his robust well being in older age, however how does he do it?

In a revealing interview to People, Barry stated: "I don't like sitting around watching television.

"I feel by maintaining working, you keep younger, or not less than you keep vibrant and your mind is all the time working."

Barry added: "I imply, I'm simply one of many fortunate guys that all the time has one thing [to do].

"I've got two albums that I'm working on, then Radio City, and it just goes on and on and on."