Sting, who grew to fame as the frontman, bassist, and songwriter of the Police, has been rocking the stage since 1969 and shows no signs of stopping. Since making his solo album debut in 1985 ...

Their latest collaboration is “Til A Mawnin” — an upbeat reggae track showcasing some of the pair’s playfulness released Feb.

Starting at $95+, tickets will be available to members of the singer’s fan club ... 10 a.m. Friday at MyHRL.com. The Sting 3.0 world tour returns the former Police frontman to a trio format ...

The music legend, 73, was forced to postpone a series of concerts in January , and later said on Instagram it was due to a ...

Sting, the legendary frontman of The Police and a massively successful solo ... this track features Algerian raï singer Cheb Mami, blending Western pop with North African musical traditions.

Sting will play Mohegan Sun Arena for the first time in three years with a trio instead of a full band this time on his “Sting 3.0” tour. The singer ... his old band The Police, which also ...

The former Police frontman announced earlier this ... my performances and rescheduled shows soon. Love, Sting." In January, the musician postponed shows in Phoenix, Arizona as well as Wheatland ...

Music legend Sting appeared with his wife Trudie Styler at The Wayuu Taya Foundation's Spring Gala this week, only months after his challenging 'infection'. The Police singer, 73, was spotted ...

Love, Sting.’ Sting, whose real name is Gordon Sumner, became well-known in the 1970s as the lead singer and bassist of the rock band The Police. After the band split in 1984, he went on to have ...

I’m a singer ... of The Police, those reggae undertones from back then where he lived in Notting Hill. A lot of West Indian community, strong calypso and stuff like that. STING: Ska, blue ...

Music legend Sting appeared with his wife Trudie Styler at The Wayuu Taya Foundation's Spring Gala this week, only months after his challenging 'infection'. The Police singer, 73, was spotted ...

I’m a singer now. Did I mention that? (laughs) AP: How did Sting do with the song ... obviously with the undertones of The Police, those reggae undertones from back then where he lived in ...