Summary
Billy Joel, the famous singer, says he feels good despite being diagnosed with a rare brain condition called Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus (NPH). The condition has caused him to struggle with balance, leading to the cancellation of some concert dates, but he is receiving treatment and focusing on his health.
Key Facts
- Billy Joel was diagnosed with Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus (NPH), a condition that causes fluid build-up in the brain.
- NPH can affect balance, hearing, vision, and mobility and is most common in people over 60.
- Joel announced a series of concert cancellations after his doctors advised him that his condition worsened with recent performances.
- He is undergoing specific physical therapy to help manage his condition.
- Joel’s wife expressed gratitude for the quick diagnosis and care he received, hoping for a swift recovery.
- He canceled 17 performances planned for 2025 and 2026 in North America and Europe.
- Joel ended a long residency at Madison Square Garden and had an incident on stage in 2025, which led to postponing his tour for medical reasons.
