The Trebika Festival will open this year in June with the first international show of a two -part documentary Billy Joel: So he goes.
This announcement was announced on Sunday by the co -founder of the festival, Jin Rosental, during his appearance at the NAB exhibition in Las Vegas. The presence of the project was revealed in the HBO list of 2025 in late March.
The opening night will be on June 4 at the Beacon Theater, and the festival is scheduled to continue until June 15. Additional programming will be announced, films, music, television, voice stories, conversations, games, and overwhelming media will be announced in the coming weeks.
“For nearly 25 years, the Tripika Festival celebrated the artists who give New York its heart and spirit, and on the opening night from the 2025 festival, we are pleased to honor Billy Joel – an artist that embodies that soul,” Rosental said in a statement. “Honoring the legendary performer who acquired the essence of” a mental state in New York “is an ideal way to start celebrating this year for creativity and inspiration.”
Joel, 75, concluded a profitable stay at Madison Square Garden last July, where he finished 10 years of monthly offers sold. Several weeks ago, he postponed a planned tour, citing an unlimited health case.
HBO Original Orignal Two-Partter is described as “a wide picture of Billy Joel, exploring love, loss and personal conflicts that feed the writing of songs.” Directors and producers of the project, Suzanan Lassi (HBO's Jane Fonda in five works and SpielbergJessica Levin (HBO's Genes and Jane Fonda in five worksHe conducted one interviews on one on one of the project. Grants access to unprecedented offers, home movies and personal photos.
Lasi, Levin Rosental and Hoho thanked, adding their appreciation to “Joel Vienna's confidence” to bring his story to the screen. There is no better place for this film for the first show of the Bacon Theater, a place for many historical musical events for decades, and in the city is very important for Billy Joel. “
The documentary film is scheduled to be broadcast on the HBO and the MAX this summer after the premiere of the Trebika.
