Artist	Song
Billy Joel	Miami 2017 (Seen the Lights Go Out on Broadway)**
from Songs In the Attic (1998)
Billy Joel	Allentown
from Kohuept (1991)
Billy Joel	Everbody Loves You Now**
from Songs In the Attic (1998)
Billy Joel	It's Still Rock and Roll to Me
from 2000 Years - The Millennium Concert (2000)
Billy Joel	The Entertainer
from 12 Gardens Live (2006)
Billy Joel	Big Shot
from 2000 Years - The Millennium Concert (2000)
Billy Joel	Movin' Out
from 2000 Years - The Millennium Concert (2000)
Billy Joel	New York State of Mind
from My Lives (2005)
Billy Joel	Say Goodbye to Hollywood**
from Songs In the Attic (1998)
Billy Joel	Only the Good Die Young
from Kohuept (1991)
Billy Joel	Uptown Girl
from Kohuept (1991)
Billy Joel	Captain Jack**
from Songs In the Attic (1998)
Billy Joel	Don't Ask Me Why
from 2000 Years - The Millennium Concert (2000)
Billy Joel	Honesty
from Kohuept (1991)
Billy Joel	I Go to Extremes
from My Lives (2005)
Billy Joel	Piano Man
from 12 Gardens Live (2006)
Billy Joel	My Life
from 12 Gardens Live (2006)
Billy Joel	A Matter of Trust
from Kohuept (1991)
Billy Joel	River of Dreams
from 2000 Years - The Millennium Concert (2000)
Billy Joel	She's Always a Woman
from 12 Gardens Live (2006)
Billy Joel	Goodnight Saigon
from My Lives (2005)
Billy Joel	We Didn't Start the Fire
from 2000 Years - The Millennium Concert (2000)
Billy Joel	Scenes from an Italian Restaurant
from 2000 Years - The Millennium Concert (2000)
Billy Joel	And So It Goes
from 12 Gardens Live (2006)
Billy Joel & Elton John	You May Be Right (Duet with Elton John) [Live from Giants Stadium]
from My Lives (2005)

Comment:

For four decades now, Billy Joel's honed his craft on stages as small as your bedroom and as large as your ZIP Code — and, man, does it ever show. In fact, it was a live performance of one of his all-time concert staples, "Captain Jack," that got him signed in the first place. So let us lift the velvet rope and take you backstage, to the ultimate Billy Joel fantasy concert, spanning decades and continents, breathtaking ballads and rafter-raising rockers, from "Say Goodbye to Hollywood" to "Goodnight Saigon." After you experience the jaw-dropping wonder of this Billy Joel show-that-never-was, you'll agree: there's just no way they could've picked anyone better — no, make that anyone else — to close down the stadium that The Beatles had so unforgettably opened more than 40 years before.

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