L.A. Times - Entertainment — Sting in Northridge? Although the music business continues to be a puzzle for many in terms of how to make a living these days, that doesn’t mean it doesn’t still hold its share of intriguing surprises. Thus, one of the biggest rock ... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — Sting in Northridge? Although the music business continues to be a puzzle for many in terms of how to make a living these days, that doesn’t mean it doesn’t still hold its share of intriguing surprises. Thus, one of the biggest rock ... more info

Consequence of Sound — Former Police frontman returns to his "rockier" days on new solo album 57th & 9th. more info

Stereogum — Sting has never been afraid to try new sounds, but with this fall’s 57th & 9th he is actually doing something he did a long time ago: making pop music. Since 2003’s Sacred Love, the Rock Hall Of Famer’s studio recordings have focused on Renaiss... more info

NME — The veteran musician also cited the passing of fellow "immortals" Prince, Alan Rickman and Lemmy as inspirations more info

Chicago Tribune — Venture into the secular cathedral that is downtown Union Station's Great Hall, high-ceilinged star of "The Sting," "The Untouchables" and other films featuring men in fedoras, and over in one corner you'll find a modest 10-panel exhibit devoted to C... more info

The Mirror — The tests came about after the singer, real name Gordon Sumner, read a book by cognitive psychologist Daniel Levitin more info

People.com — Police allege Mayor Richard Scott Silverthorne provided men with methamphetamine in exchange for casual sex more info

JamBase — Watch Peter Gabriel join Sting to perform a Genesis song for the first time since 1982. more info

AllHipHop — DRAKE IS HEADLINING IHEART MUSIC FEST! more info