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.

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.

The rock legend, 75, performed at a Mohegan Sun resort in Stamford, Connecticut, USA, on Saturday night. While belting out his iconic hit 'It's Still Rock and Roll to Me', Joel twirled the microphone base in the air but when he launched it to the crowd he fell on his back.

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Billy Joel took a tumble during his concert last Saturday, February 22, prompting audible gasps from the audience. The incident happened while Joel, 75, was performing his 1980 single "It's Still Rock and Roll to Me" at Mohegan Sun in Montville,

Concerns are mounting for music legend Billy Joel after the 75-year-old suffered a dramatic fall during a concert at Mohegan Sun resort in Connecticut. The incident occurred on Saturday night as Joel performed his hit "It's Still Rock and Roll to Me",

Is age finally catching up to Billy Joel? In a video from his Saturday, February 22, performance at Mohegan Sun resort in Uncasville, Conn., the “Piano Man” singer fell onstage while singing “It's Still Rock and Roll to Me.

Billy Joel recovered like a total pro after suffering a painful fall while performing on stage recently. The Piano Man singer, 75, was putting on a show at the Mohegan Sun resort in Connecticut on Saturday night.