Billy Joel falls down during the concert after the balance

Billy Joel During his concert last Saturday, February 22nd, storming and the audience prompted Audible bubbles.

The incident occurred during the 75 -year -old Joel his 1980 single “It’s Still Rock and Roll to Me” in Mohegan Sun in Montville, Connecticut. Concert visitors said he was whirling his microphone and lost his balance when he threw it into the crowd. He fell on his back when his band came to his aid to help him support himself.

Joel managed to end the song and play one for the crowd before the concert ended. Nevertheless, the fans said that he didn’t look good during the entire concert.

“Before he fell, I said to my friend” he will fall “and then he did it,” said a fan that Daily Mail. “He definitely looked away, but somehow he managed to end the show with a last song.”

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Joel’s fall follows that in January he canceled a concert in Florida for an unspecified “medical procedure”. The concert was later postponed for November 2025.

The singer of the “piano” has not publicly addressed his fall, but he doesn’t seem to be ready to slow down. In the days since then, he has announced a further 2025 tour data that lead him to him in North America and Great Britain with famous guests.

He will also be the first artist to play all three stadiums in the New York City region in a summer when he appears in a little more than a month in the Yankee Stadium, in Metlife Stadium and in the Citi Field. Rod Stewart will come with him on July 18th in the Yankee Stadium Stevie Nicks on August 8th in the Metlife Stadium and on August 8th and Stab on the 21st on Citi Field.

“I look forward to playing these legendary stadiums this summer – each has personal meaning for me,” said Joel, a bronx native Advertising board In a story published on Monday, February 24th.

Joel’s historic New York Run comes after ending his 10-year residence in Madison Square Garden, where he performed a show a month for a decade. Billboard boxcore reported that Joel earned 266.7 million US dollars and sold 1.9 million tickets for his 104 shipment.