News of Billy Joel and Rod Stewart’s stadium show causes fans to respond.
While the event has many buzzing, some are hoping that additional major tours may stop in the area.
Cleveland — A pledge that set the conversation in motion. Leaders in Cleveland declared that they will make a significant statement today.
For a full day, conjecture was unrestrained. Was that Beyoncé, Justin Timberlake, Taylor Swift, or a brand-new rock festival?
But some people are more excited about the “Piano Man” than they are about the pop princess or the reuniting of NYSYNC. In Cleveland Browns Stadium, Billy Joel and Rod Stewart will be performing together for the first time.
Billy Joel and Rod Stewart are performing together for the first time at Cleveland Browns Stadium. While fans are excited about the show, others are hoping that other major tours will stop in the area. Billy Joel and Rod Stewart concert.jpg Photo by: News 5 Cleveland By: Tessa DiTirroPosted at 5:31 PM, Jan 25, 2024 and last updated 4:31 PM, Jan 25, 2024 CLEVELAND — It was a promise that got everyone talking. Cleveland leaders said today was the day they would make a huge announcement. For a full day, there was a lot of conjecture over whether it would be Taylor Swift, Justin Timberlake, Beyonce, or a new rock festival. However, fans are more excited about the “Piano Man” than pop princess or the NYSYNC reunion.
“You know, they’re like the soundtrack to a lot of people’s lives—they transcend generations. “These songs are loved by everyone, including kids, parents, grandparents, and moms and dads,” remarked Gabel.
Tori Ferencic, a music enthusiast, was exploring the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame when she kept an eye on her phone for the big news.
“I think for the hype that it was given, it was making it seem like someone bigger, someone more modern, someone more current was going to be coming to Cleveland,” Ferencic stated.
Ferencic like both musicians. “I’ve loved Billy Joel since I was a little kid, I grew up listening to him with my grandparents,” stated Ferencic.
nonetheless, hopes that future stadium tours will take into account making a visit in Cleveland.
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Many people will fly here for this show, according to Live Nation. Leaders in the city anticipate that 2024 will be an even busier weekend.
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