Billy Joel, John Mayer, Don Henley, and Sting are some of the most legendary musicians in the music industry at the moment, but have you ever imagined them forming a band together? More recently, the piano man revealed that he wanted to team up with the names mentioned above and form a supergroup.
Joel recently spoke in an interview with Howard Stern where he shared that one of the things on his bucket list that he wanted to check off is to form a supergroup with some of his favorite artists.
"I thought about putting together a band: Me, Don Henley, and Sting, and maybe John Mayer on guitar," he said. (via Consequence)
The radio host later asked if Joel would like The Beatles member Paul McCartney to be included in the band that he wanted to establish, but his answer was unexpected.
"He was in the super-est group of all-time. I don't have the nerve to do that," he added.
Billy Joel 'The 100th' Concert Special
For the first time in his career, Billy Joel will have his own concert special which will air on television later this year.
Titled "The 100th: Billy Joel at Madison Square Garden - The Greatest Arena Run of All Time," the concert special will be filmed on March 28, 2024, at the iconic New York City venue. This will mark his 100th show at Madison Square Garden because he had been performing there since December 1978.
To those who are interested in watching the concert film, it will air on April 14, 2024, from 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. ET/PT on CBA. The program will be directed by Paul Dugdale and executive produced by Barry Ehrmann, Dugdale, and Steve Cohen.
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Aside from it being shown on television, it will also be available to stream live or on demand in the United States through Paramount+ and SHOWTIME platforms.
Paramount+ Essential users can stream the show a day after its broadcast on CBS.
Billy Joel Big Comeback
After 17 years, Billy Joel decided to make a big comeback by releasing a brand new single titled "Turn the Lights Back On."
He attended and performed at this year's Grammy Awards where he played the song live for the first time. The newly-released track was co-written by songwriters Freddy Wexler, Wayne Hector, Arthur Bacon, and Joel himself.
The song amassed massive success thanks to his fans as it debuted at number 11 on Billboard's Adult Contemporary chart the following day after its release.
