ビリー・ジョエルが正常圧水頭症でツアー引退してからほぼ1年、娘のアレクサ・レイ・ジョエルが理学療法と食事療法による大きな進展を報告。彼は最近、カーネギーホールでのトリビュートコンサートに出席した。
ビリー・ジョエルは2025年5月、正常圧水頭症（NPH）の診断を受け、2025年2月のステージ上での崩れ落ちをきっかけにツアー引退を発表した。この状態は聴力、視力、平衡感覚に影響を与えるが治療可能なもので、多くの公演が中止となった。
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No Doubt guitarist Tom Dumont announced on Instagram that he has been diagnosed with early onset Parkinson’s disease. The 58-year-old musician shared the news ahead of the band's Las Vegas Sphere residency starting May 6. Despite the diagnosis, Dumont confirmed he will perform with the group.
Andrew McMahon performed 'Piano Man' at a Billy Joel tribute concert at Carnegie Hall on March 12, with the singer watching from the opera box. The event marked a full-circle moment for McMahon, whose musical journey began with Joel's music in 1994. He also announced an upcoming solo show with the Colorado Symphony.
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Dolly Parton has cancelled her six-date Las Vegas residency at Caesars Palace due to ongoing health challenges. The 80-year-old singer shared the news in an Instagram video on May 4, noting that her medications make her too dizzy to perform. She assured fans that her conditions are treatable and she is responding well to treatment.
Kerry Katona, 45, was blue-lighted to hospital in an ambulance after fearing a stroke struck during a family day out in London. Her face began drooping mid-play while watching daughter Molly perform. Scans ruled it out, but docs pinned it on stress messing with her brain signals. 😱
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Emily Saliers, one half of the Indigo Girls, announced she has been diagnosed with cervical dystonia and essential tremor, two incurable conditions affecting her singing voice. She shared the details in a video on the band's Instagram ahead of their U.S. tour starting this week. Saliers detailed how the disorders impact her vocal performance and outlined her treatment plan.
Natasha Lyonne, the 46-year-old Poker Face actress, posted on X that she's doing much better after relapsing in January following almost 10 years sober. Nearly three months later, she thanked her recovery communities and fans for support. The Emmy-nominated star aims to keep her journey private while sharing when it feels right.
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Former world No. 1 doubles player Joe Salisbury is set to resume competing on the ATP tour after taking a break for mental health reasons last November. The 33-year-old Brit, who has six Grand Slam titles, will partner with Francisco Cabral starting in Monte-Carlo. Salisbury has shared details of his anxiety struggles that led to the hiatus.