The HBO documentary about the singer and songwriter wrapped with a deep exploration of his tabloid troubles, creative process and decision to return to live performance.

Billy Joel gets a well-deserved marquee documentary treatment with And So It Goes, which streams in two big parts.

Almost five hours in length, the two-part look at the hard-to-pin-down artist flows effortlessly, making for a riveting watch even for those coming to it with little affection for his work.

Forgiveness is complicated. And so is self-examination. But Billy Joel, who has an inherent likability, and his loved ones seem to be well-practiced in the art of both.

A 115-song playlist covering Billy Joel's career hit YouTube, Spotify and other streaming services on July 26. Joel introduces many of the songs.

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

Seven-hour playlist features unreleased live recordings and outtakes, including the first-ever performance of "Scenes From an Italian Restaurant"

Billy Joel has released And So it Goes, a mammoth seven-hour 155-track soundtrack to the HBO documentary of the same name. The new collection appeared on streaming services on Saturday morning (July 26) and features dozens of previously unreleased tracks,

And So It Goes” provides a window into the rocker’s creative process and personal life. The two-part film features more than 100 of Joel’s songs, interviews with Joel, his family and friends, and some of the biggest names in music,

But to three of Billy Joel’s biggest fans, he’s best known as Dad. The beloved 76-year-old singer-songwriter first became a father in his 30s, with the arrival of daughter Alexa Ray Joel. Then, in his 60s,