NME - The Daily Download — This month sees a series of picnics taking place in parks around the country under the unwieldy banner Topman Bandstand Picnics for Teenage Cancer Trust. Kicking off last weekend in London’s Regent’s Park and Bristol’s Castle Park (where this w... more info
L.A. Times - Entertainment — The former Police front man is touring with the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra. Unlike his former band's reunion tour, he is enjoying himself.
The former... more info
Mercury News, California — Sting was perhaps the only Brit happy with Saturday's results from the 2010 World Cup in South Africa — a 1-1 tie game between the heavily favored English team and those upstart Americans. more info
Persona Sauna —
I Blame Coco releases her new single "Selfmachine" on July 11th.Who? You know, that girl who did the song with Robyn, or maybe you just know her as Sting's daughter.You dig? I dig. more info
ContactMusic — STING has been forced to cancel a New Year's Eve (31Dec10) concert in Sydney after a leading Australian politician deemed the taxpayer-funded event unnecessary.The... more info
Guardian Music — Borderline, LondonThough Matthew "Matisyahu" Miller has broken through whatever barrier previously stopped white Hasidic Jews from becoming reggae singers, it's still difficult not to be slightly gobsmacked by the 30-year-old from Brooklyn. He's a ph... more info
Starpulse — Rocker Sting had to fight back tears at the first date in his Symphonicity Tour in Vancouver, Canada on Wednesday night as he struggled with stagefright and the sheer weight of what he had accompli... more info
ContactMusic — Rocker STING had to fight back tears at the first date in his Symphonicity Tour in Vancouver, Canada on Wednesday night (02Jun10) as he struggled with stagefright and the... more info
ET Online —
Does Sting get stage fright? ET goes backstage before his concert opener in Vancouver to get the answer!
The singer admits that his feelings of excitement are mixed with "a little anxiety."
"This is a big deal for me," he adds. "It's a huge ... more info
Reuters — VANCOUVER (Reuters) - Sting, former frontman of The Police, kicked off a world tour of his greatest hits on Wednesday but replaced the familiar guitar, drum and base riffs with the gentle strains of oboes, violins and cellos.
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