Billy Joel, 75, leaves fans concerned after falling on stage during concert: 'Looks like he was hurt'

MONTVILLE, CONNECTICUT: Billy Joel, 75, took a frightening fall during his concert at Mohegan Sun in Montville, Connecticut, on February 22, leaving fans concerned.

While performing his 1980 hit 'It’s Still Rock and Roll to Me', the legendary singer lost his balance after twirling his microphone and tossing it toward the crowd.

Billy Joel’s resilience on display after tumbling during concert

A video captured by a concert-goer shows Billy Joel stumbling and falling on his side before rolling onto his back.

Despite the tumble, Joel quickly returned and finished the song before playing another track for the audience. While the rock icon appeared to be okay, the fall raised concerns among his fans, many of whom took to social media to express their worries.

This incident comes just a few weeks after the 'Piano Man' singer had to cancel a Florida concert in January due to a mysterious “medical procedure.” While Joel hasn’t publicly addressed the fall, his resilience was on full display as he continued with his performance.

Despite the fall, the singer seems determined to keep going. His current tour schedule extends through November 2025, and after the incident, he announced additional dates, including stops at iconic venues such as Yankee Stadium, MetLife Stadium, and Citi Field this summer.

Fans express concern over Billy Joel’s fall

As soon as the video of Billy Joel's recent fall during his performance at Mohegan Sun went viral on social media, it sparked concern among fans.

A user said, "My Dear Lord! I'm a big fan what happened indeed?"

Another added, "I hope that he is ok. I like Billy Joel"

A third commentator remarked, "Hope he is ok. Great Music, enjoy him for that, not pounce on his faults."

A person said, "I was worried after seeing him fall. Hope he’s ok. Fall aside, he put on a high energy rocking show!"

Fans on social media, including TikTok, expressed worry, with many commenting on his safety, "Oh my gosh he looks like he was hurt."

“That fall at the end had me worried. I saw him a couple years ago and he’s still got it.. sounds great and he’s having a great time…maybe just stay on your two feet, Billy,” sent a supporter.

Another added, “Dangerous fall being 75.”

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