Billy Joel has postponed his upcoming show at Detroit's Ford Field with Stevie Nicks to Nov. 15 due to a medical condition. The music icon recently had surgery and is undergoing physical therapy, according to a news release.

Billy Joel is postponing his shows over the next four months so he can recover from surgery. New dates have been announced for most of the concerts.

The current tour will be postponed for four months to allow him to recover from recent surgery and to undergo physical therapy under the supervision of his doctors. He is expected to make a full

"Billy Joel's upcoming concert dates will be rescheduled due to a medical condition," the statement began. "The current tour will be postponed for four months to allow him to recover from recent surgery and to undergo physical therapy under the supervision of his doctors."

Billy Joel has postponed all of his concerts between now and July following an unspecified surgery, saying 'My health must come first.'

Joel is on his 2025 stadium tour that will see him make history as the first artist to play all three stadiums in the New York area in a single summer: at Yankee Stadium on July 18 (with Rod Stewart), MetLife Stadium on Aug. 8 (with Stevie Nicks) and Citi Field on Aug. 21 (with Sting).

As he sang his 1980 track “It’s Still Rock and Roll to Me,” Joel attempted his classic microphone trick for the audience. Concertgoers said he was twirling the mic and lost his balance as he threw it toward the crowd. He subsequently fell on his back and his band rushed to his aid to help him back up.

The initial announcement that Billy Joel and Sting were going to headline a one-night only concert at Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City got a lot of hype — it culminated with Utah Utes head coach Kyle Whittingham riding a motorcycle onto the field to declare his love for Joel,