And So It Goes, Part Two documentary aired on July 25, 2025, wrapping up the two-part retrospective of the iconic musician’s life.

Legendary musician Billy Joel told Bill Maher he doesn’t care if the far left complains about his statements or music anymore.

Watching the violence unfold, and hearing then-President Donald Trump say there were “very fine people on both sides”, was the last straw for the musician.

Billy Joel may sing “my silence is my self-defense” on his Billboard Hot 100 No. 37 hit “And So It Goes,” but he’s not interested in remaining quiet about what he considers to be very wrong. The musician is once again condemning Donald Trump’s 2017 speech about the white nationalist’s Unite the Right rally that took place in Charlottesville,

In the second instalment of the new HBO documentary, Billy Joel: And So It Goes, the singer reminisced about his decision to take a public stand against the US President, Donald Trump. It all began with Trump’s reaction to the 2017 “Unite the Right” white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.

Musician Billy Joel has hit out at "woke" people, saying he doesn't care what they think of himDuring the latest episode of Bill Maher's Club Random podcast, Joel, who was diagnosed with a brain disorder earlier this year,

Billy Joel blasts President Donald Trump's 2017 comments about the Charlottesville, Va., white supremacist rally in his documentary 'And So It Goes': 'Nazis are not good people.'

A slight antidote to the aggressive show of security was hearing some classics blaring from where the golf caddies were huddled, including Billy Joel’s Uptown Girl, shortly after Mr Trump teed off at about 10am.

Billy Joel has revealed that he has always previously "resisted" approaches to make documentaries about his life as he is reluctant to talk about himself before agreeing to feature in HBO's Billy Joel: And So It Goes. Army reveals the real cost of Trump’s birthday parade in Washington