Billy Joel announced that he was postponing his upcoming concerts because of an unannounced “medical condition” after falling on the stage in a recent show.
Crooner “Uptown Girl” moved to Instagram on Tuesday to announce that he paid the dates of the concert from March to July to allow him to “recover from modern surgery” and “undergo physiotherapy under the supervision of his doctors.”
“As I regret postponing any offers, my health must come first,” he wrote. “I look forward to returning to the stage and sharing the joy of live music with our amazing fans. Thank you for your understanding.”
Joel, 75, “is expected to recover completely,” according to the statement.
Piano Man in the Rogers Center in Toronto, Ontario, was scheduled to present on March 15, but he will not return to the theater until July 5.
He is scheduled to run his concerts until July 2026.
Last month, Joel attached to the fans after his autumn while performing his 1980's course, “Rock & Roll Lee” is still in Mohijan Sun in Montiville, Kun.
For each joint video clip on Tiktok, he was moving his microphone before he received it in the crowd and lost its balance.
The “pressure” singer fell on his back and stayed there for a few seconds before waking up.
Although he appeared well, the fans were concerned about the welfare of the Grammy Award winner.
“This fall in the end made me feel anxious. I saw him two years ago and still get it … it looks great and spends a great time … Maybe stay on your feet, Pelly.”
He added again, “My God, it seems that he was injured,” and he added again, as there was a third, “The dangerous fall is 75.”
Joel also canceled an offer in Florida due to a “medical procedure” in January, although the details were never disclosed.
He also quickly returned to the theater after his 150 -year conclusion, for his time, which lasted for a decade at Madison Square Garden in New York City last year.
At that time, page Six learned that the music icon was talent from Trimph Bonneville 'from MSG, which indicates the year he did for the first time in the historical place.
