On March 28th 2007, Sting, Stewart Copeland and Andy Summers will hit the stage in Vancouver B.
C.
to kick off a summer tour that will take them through major North American cities as well as venues through-out Europe.
Most dates have already sold-out and the tour will likely be the highest grossing tour of this year.
There was well documented bad blood between the band members who stated that they would never play together again under any circumstances.
It seems though, that the obscene amounts of cash readily available to classic rock acts willing to take their show on the road again has changed the minds of these three formerly reluctant participants.
The band has been rehearsing in Vancouver and leaks have revealed many of the tunes getting the majority of attention:
There was some speculation that Sting might weave some of his solo work into the show but that idea has been refuted for the most part.
Some of the opening acts announced so far include Sloan, The Fratellis, Foo Fighters and Maroon 5.
Fiction Plane, a band featuring Sting's son will also be special guests on the tour.
In anticipation of this tour I've dusted off some of my old Police albums and I'm enjoying them immensely.
C.
to kick off a summer tour that will take them through major North American cities as well as venues through-out Europe.
Most dates have already sold-out and the tour will likely be the highest grossing tour of this year.
There was well documented bad blood between the band members who stated that they would never play together again under any circumstances.
It seems though, that the obscene amounts of cash readily available to classic rock acts willing to take their show on the road again has changed the minds of these three formerly reluctant participants.
The band has been rehearsing in Vancouver and leaks have revealed many of the tunes getting the majority of attention:
- When The World Is Running Down (from Zenyatta Mondatta, 1980)
- Message in a Bottle (from Regatta D'Blanc, 1979)
- Driven To Tears (from Zenyatta Mondatta, 1980)
- Walking On The Moon (from Regatta D'Blanc, 1979)
- Synchronicity II (from Synchronicity, 1983)
- Don't Stand So Close To Me (from Zenyatta Mondatta, 1980)
- Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic (from Ghost In The Machine, 1981)
- Walking In Your Footsteps (from Synchronicity, 1983)
- Tea In The Sahara (from Synchronicity, 1983)
- Deathwish (from Regatta D'Blanc, 1979)
- Demolition Man (from Ghost In The Machine, 1981)
- De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da (from Zenyatta Mondatta, 1980)
- Murder By Numbers (from Synchronicity, 1983)
- Spirits In The Material World (from Ghost In The Machine, 1981)
- Wrapped Around Your Finger (from Synchronicity, 1983)
- Invisible Sun (from Ghost In The Machine, 1981)
- The Bed's Too Big Without You (from Regatta D'Blanc, 1979)
- One World (from Ghost In The Machine, 1981)
- Bring On The Night (from Regatta D'Blanc, 1979)
- King Of Pain (from Synchronicity, 1983)
- Shadows In The Rain (from Zenyatta Mondatta, 1980)
- Roxanne (from Outlandos D'Amour, 1978)
- So Lonely (from Outlandos D'Amour, 1978)
- Next To You (from Outlandos D'Amour, 1978)
- Can't Stand Losing You (from Outlandos D'Amour, 1978)
- Rehumanize Yourself (from Ghost In The Machine, 1981)
There was some speculation that Sting might weave some of his solo work into the show but that idea has been refuted for the most part.
Some of the opening acts announced so far include Sloan, The Fratellis, Foo Fighters and Maroon 5.
Fiction Plane, a band featuring Sting's son will also be special guests on the tour.
In anticipation of this tour I've dusted off some of my old Police albums and I'm enjoying them immensely.
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