Antimusic Rock — Billy Joel has announced that he will performing a handful of new stadium concerts next year where he will be joined by Police frontman Sting more info

Stereogum — My boss Scott says “I Burn For You” is one of Sting’s greatest songs. It’s a real early tune that he first recorded with Last Exist, his band before joining the Police. The Police wound up recording a version, but it’s never made its way... more info

Obscure Sound — An illuminating psych-rock track from Rochester-based band The Dirty Pennies, “Bee Sting” presents a tonally dynamic charm — spanning from breezy guitar jangles to fervent bursts of distortion and synth-laden nostalgia. Bee stings can be rather... more info

Antimusic Rock — Sting releases his new song - 'I Wrote Your Name (Upon My Heart)' via Cherrytree Music Company/Interscope Records more info

Stereogum — In June, Neil Young canceled the rest of his summer tour with Crazy Horse and was replaced by Sting for next month’s Bourbon & Beyond and Ohana festivals. Today, the country legend offered an explanation in a Zoom for Neil Young Archives members... more info

Stereogum — Snoop Dogg’s year has been eventful, from having an AI version of his voice used in a Drake song to attempting to do commentary for the Olympic Badminton game. He’s working on his new album Missionary, and Dr. Dre opened up about producing it ... more info

Stereogum — On Aug. 7, 1974, Philippe Petit walked a tightrope between the spires of New York’s Twin Towers. On Wednesday and Thursday, the French high-wire artist celebrated the 50-year anniversary with a stunt at Manhattan’s Cathedral Of St. John The Di... more info

Antimusic Rock — Ohana Festival is excited to announce the addition of world-renowned music icon Sting more info

Stereogum — The Police’s obsession anthem “Every Breath You Take” was the biggest Billboard chart hit of 1983, and it later formed the basis of Puff Daddy’s “I’ll Be Missing You,” one of the biggest Billboard chart hits of 1997. It’s one of th... more info

New York Post — The former frontman for The Police replaces Neil Young who had to drop out. more info