Billy Joel, Sting to perform at Citi Field

Billy Joel and Sting to rock Citi Field for a historic one-night-only concert this summer
Legendary recording artists Billy Joel and Sting will perform together for a one-night-only concert at Citi Field in Flushing on Thursday, Aug. 25.
Billy Joel to play Citi Field concert with Sting on Aug. 21
Billy Joel will play a concert at Citi Field on Aug. 21 alongside Sting, the performers announced Thursday. Tickets go on sale Feb. 14 at 10 a.m. A presale for Citi card holders will begin Feb. 10 and continue through next week until tickets are released to the general public.
Billy Joel and Sting New York show: How to get tickets to the one night only concert
Billy Joel and Sting have both been entertaining audiences for years, and they've combined their star power for several 2025 tour dates where they'll share the stage. The Piano Man and the former Police front man have already performed together in Las Vegas and are planning five other stops in the U.
Billy Joel, Sting share Citi Field bill this summer
This marks the first time the Piano Man has played Citi Field since the venue opened in 2009. Joel famously headlinied the final two concerts at Shea Stadium in 2008. Sting played Shea Stadium with his band, The Police, in 1983, but likewise has never performed at Citi Field.
Billy Joel, Sting to perform at Citi Field in August
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