ON THIS DAY...
2022: Sting performed at the O'Nepela Arena in Bratislava, Slovakia. ▶
2021: Sting performed at the Colosseum at Caesar's Place in Las Vegas, USA.
2010: Accompanied by the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra, Sting performed at the Palacio Deportes in Madrid, Spain. ▶
2009: Sting performed with Jeff Beck at the second concert for the '25th Anniversary Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame' at Madison Square Garden in New York.
2008: Sting was in Newcastle to unveil a painting of the city that he had commissioned by artists Stephen Hannock entitled 'Northern City Renaissance'.
2004: Sting filmed a piece with Stephen Fry in New York for an upcoming TV series 'Stephen Fry in America'.
2004: Sting performed at the Scandinavium in Gothenburg, Sweden. ▶
2001: Chris Botti's new album 'Night Sessions' was released and features Sting's song 'All Would Envy'.
1999: Sting performed at Universal Amphitheatre in Los Angeles, USA.
1998: The soundtrack to the movie 'The Mighty' was released. ▶
1994: Sting played the first of two shows at the Ocean Hotel in the Japanese resort of Miyazaki, with the concerts being filmed for Japanese TV. ▶
1993: Sting performed at Ahoy' Sportspaleis in Rotterdam, Holland during the 'Night of The Proms' concerts.
1989: Sting appeared as Macheath in the '3 Penny Opera' at the Lunt Fontanne Theatre in New York.
1988: Sting performed at Koshien Stadium in Osaka, Japan.
1987: 'We'll Be Together' was released, the first Sting single to be released in CD format. ▶
1985: Sting performed at Reunion Arena in Dallas, USA. ▶
1979: The Police performed at the Municipal Auditorium in Austin, USA.
1977: The Police performed with Eberhard Schoener in a Circus Tent in Munich, Germany.
SUMMONER'S TALES...
"I'm glad I had that experience in the '80s playing Mack the Knife. I loved it. I just took it with both hands and thoroughly enjoyed every second of it. It's a different discipline. Learning your lines, learning how to relate to other people, finding nuance, finding levels you hadn't seen before. It's a journey of discovery."
