Billy Joel shared an update on his health nearly two months after he announced he had been diagnosed with a brain disorder. Joel, 76, canceled all of his upcoming concerts in May following his normal pressure hydrocephalus diagnosis.

Billy Joel has opened up for the first time about the brain disorder that forced him to cancel all upcoming performances and tour dates. The music icon, 76, was diagnosed with Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus (NPH) in May. The rare disease can cause problems walking, which is especially problematic for a performer like Joel.

Billy Joel said in a new interview with Bill Maher that he 'feels fine' after receiving a brain disorder diagnosis that forced him to cancel his tour.

In an interview with Bill Maher for his 'Club Random' podcast, Billy Joel revealed what he really thinks of The Beatles' 'White Album.' He also noted that the English rock group "had their ups and downs.

The “Piano Man," speaking on Bill Maher's podcast, says doctors are working on his Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus (NPH) condition, which impacts his balance and leaves him feeling "like being a boat."

Joel, 76, canceled all his upcoming shows in May after he was diagnosed with a brain disorder called normal pressure hydrocephalus.

Back in May the legendary musician canceled all his upcoming concerts after sharing that he was diagnosed with Normal Pressure Hydrocephalus.