Billy Joel fell, but quickly recovered, during a recent concert in Connecticut. As he performed an encore, the audience continued to cheer as the musician got back up.

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Billy Joel has been performing his hit songs all over the world for decades, but a recent concert in Connecticut didn't go as planned. The 75-year-old singer was on stage at Mohegan Sun Resort and Casino on Saturday, February 22, when he fell during his performance.

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Billy Joel, the legendary 'Piano Man', falls during his concert in Connecticut but quickly recovers with the crowd's support. The 75-year-old singer announces upcoming performances at iconic New York stadiums and a special concert in Toronto.

Footage from his gig at Mohegan Sun resort in Stamford, Connecticut on February 22 shows Billy - who was described as "frail" at the event - twirl a microphone stand before throwing it across the stage, before suddenly falling over after delivering the wild trick.

Fans expressed concern for the 75-year-old musician's health, especially following a recent canceled concert due to a medical procedure.