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Composer, singer-songwriter, actor, author, and activist Sting was born in Newcastle, England before moving to London in 1977 to form The Police with Stewart Copeland and Andy Summers. The band released five studio albums, earned six GRAMMY Awards® and two Brits and was inducted into The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2003. As one of the world’s most distinctive solo artists, Sting has received an additional 11 GRAMMY Awards®, two Brits, a Golden Globe, an Emmy, four Oscar nominations, a TONY nomination, Billboard Magazine’s Century Award, and MusiCares 2004 Person of the Year. In 2003, he was made a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) by Queen Elizabeth II for his myriad of contributions to music. Also, a member of the Songwriters Hall of Fame, he has received the Kennedy Center Honors, The American Music Award of Merit and The Polar Music Prize. Sting has been awarded Honorary Doctorates of Music by the University of Northumbria (1992), Berklee College of Music (1994), University of Newcastle upon Tyne (2006) and Brown University at its 250th Commencement ceremony (2018). Throughout his illustrious career, Sting has sold 100 million albums from his combined work with The Police and as a solo artist.

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Sting announces ‘My Songs’ 2023 UK tour dates

He will play five gigs next summer

Sting has announced new UK dates for his ‘My Songs’ world tour – see full details below and buy tickets here .

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The singer will begin the run on June 24 in Bedford as part of the Bedford Park Concerts series, going on to play shows in Scarborough, Cardiff and Halifax as well as a slot at the Lytham Festival on June 30.

Others playing at the Lytham Festival – taking place from June 28-July 2 in Lancashire – will be Jamiroquai , George Ezra and a show as part of Def Leppard  and  Mötley Crüe ‘s joint UK and Ireland tour .

Tickets for Sting’s new UK dates go on sale at 9am GMT on Friday, November 18. See the full list of dates below and buy your tickets here .

JUNE 2023 24 – Bedford, Bedford Park Concerts 25 – Scarborough, Open Air Theatre 30 – Lancashire, Lytham Festival

JULY 2023 2 – Cardiff, Cardiff Castle 4 – Halifax, The Piece Hall

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Earlier this year, Sting sold his entire songwriting to Universal Music Publishing Group in a deal rumoured to be worth over $250 million (£184 million).

The agreement covers all Sting’s solo songs, including the likes of ‘Shape Of My Heart’, ‘Fields Of Gold’ and ‘Englishman In New York’. The deal also extends to the songs Sting wrote for The Police , such as ‘Roxanne’, ‘Every Breath You Take’ and ‘Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic’.

“I am delighted to have Jody (Gerson, Chairman and CEO of Universal Music Publishing Group) and the team curate and manage my song catalogue,” said Sting.

“It is absolutely essential to me that my career’s body of work have a home where it is valued and respected – not only to connect with longtime fans in new ways but also to introduce my songs to new audiences, musicians and generations.”

Elsewhere, the former Police frontman said that he doesn’t think “any grown man can be in a band” because it’s a “teenage gang” thing. He said: “You have to obey the rules and the gestalt of the band. As much as I love the Stones and AC/DC , it’s hard to see growth in their music. For me, the band was merely a vehicle for the songs and not the other way round.”

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Sting is currently touring across 10 countries and has 62 upcoming concerts.

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Sting and Shaggy concert was such a memorable night at The Roundhouse! They played for two hours!! I got the set list in the end and from what they planned, they have changed the last song, which should be Fragile, for Next to You. I sense it was a wise decision as people was more likely to dance than to watch.

I had some good laughs with Shaggy moves and improv, and with Sting playing the part of a prisoner in one particular song.

Other musicians were at their peak, even the guitar player who substituted Dominic, now recovering from surgery.

They distilled a lot of hits, including Love is the 7th Wave, which is so Shaggy in a way.

I am still feeling the positive vibes.

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Sting is still incredible in concert! Sting is so freaking talented and I could watch and listen to him all day long! I thought it was funny he was wearing his own Merch. But I wish there was a shirt for the show like the lanyard picture instead. I wasn’t sure about the Shaggy pairing at first but it turned out to be a hit. Shaggy has the most contagious energy and that boy can cardio! The back up singers were surprisingly some of the best talent I have ever seen...they could’ve been headliners too. Every moment was enjoyed and the venue was amazing. KC you didn’t disappoint

Absolutely fantastic! While the Myth is kind of "meh" in terms of operation, it is still a great concert venue (although the stage could use a 1'+ raise) seeing legendary performers in a small venue is worth the price of admission every time! This is how concerts are meant to be and enjoyed. Loved everything about it! Opening the entire show with a Sting solo and closing the same way - CHILLS! Amazing! Please, offer more legends in small venues - we need that!

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How to get Sting tickets for his UK 2023 tour today

Sting is embarking on a blockbuster UK tour next year. Here's how to get tickets.

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Sting is soon to depart on a show-stopping UK tour and tickets are available today. Here's how to get your hands on some.

After rising to fame as the frontman of The Police, Sting began a successful solo career in 1985. He's released 14 studio albums and sold millions of records. The Wallsend-born rock star has even starred in films, including critically acclaimed British culture flicks Quadrophenia and Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels.

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The singer's 2023 tour is titled 'My Songs'. It's set to feature Sting hits old and new as the iconic performer entertains fans around the country. Stand out tracks include Englishman in New York, Shape of My Heart and Fields of Gold.

Fancy seeing a performance for yourself? Our guide tells you everything you need to know to get your hands on tickets.

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Sting uk tour: what are the uk dates and venues.

The tour is set to take place throughout the summer of 2023, starting in June at Bedford Park. Then, Sting will entertain fans in Scarborough, Dublin, Lytham, Cardiff and Halifax. Check out the full list of dates and venues below.

• 24th June 2023 — Bedford, Bedford Park
• 25th June 2023 — Scarborough, Scarborough Open Air Theatre
• 28th June 2023 — County Dublin, Malahide Castle
• 28th June 2023 — Lancashire, Lytham Festival (five day pass)
• 30th June 2023 — Lancashire, Lytham Festival (Sting performance only)
• 2nd July 2023 — Cardiff, Cardiff Castle
• 4th July 2023 — Halifax, The Piece Hall

Sting UK tour: when do tickets go on sale?

Various presales have been and gone this week, but for most buyers it's the general sale that's important.

It starts this morning at 9am on Ticketmaster .

How to get tickets to Sting's UK tour

We recommend making sure you're online and on the Ticketmaster site well before that 9am general sale start time.

This means that when the digital queue forms, you'll have a space near the front and a better chance of bagging tickets.

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London Palladium At the first show of a six-night residency, Sting demonstrates he is near peerless as a pop composer – but his jazzy arrangements and self-seriousness irritate

S ting opens his set with Russians, a 1985 single about the cold war that he has reworked and reissued to raise funds for a Ukraine relief charity. “I’ve hardly played it in years, because I thought it wasn’t relevant any more,” he sighs. “But, in light of recent events …”

Accompanied only by a Ukrainian cellist, Yaroslava Trofymchuk, the black-pleather-clad 70-year-old croons the song’s chorus and earnest central message: “Russians love their children too.” He cautions us: “Don’t forget, a lot of brave Russians are protesting against this war.”

It could be mawkish, but Sting carries it off through his evident sincerity and, primarily, its haunting melody, pulled in part from Prokofiev. It is a potent start to the veteran star’s six-night London Palladium residency as part of a Covid-delayed world tour he is simply billing as My Songs.

Sting has always been a divisive figure. Ever since his faux-punk days in the Police he has been a consummate musical craftsman, cleverly weaving trace elements of rock, jazz, reggae and global music styles into punchy pop tunes. The problem? It is all too evident how good he knows he is.

The slickness with which Sting dispenses Police heavyweights Message in a Bottle and Every Little Thing She Does is Magic early in the set topples so easily into smugness. He is prone to distilling these sharp-edged songs, with hooks to hang your hat on, into freeform jazz.

New songs If It’s Love and Rushing Water, from his lockdown album The Bridge, are exquisitely honed exercises in classy, adult rock that long for us to take them as seriously as they take themselves. Sting sporadically glances up from between his cheekbones, to check we appreciate how clever he is being.

There is noodling aplenty. The sprung rhythms of Walking on the Moon segue into Bob Marley’s Get Up Stand Up and Sting looks very, very white. Roxanne remains a masterclass in sublime pop alchemy but cannot emerge unscathed from a bout of sub-Cleo Laine scat-singing.

The sleek menace of Every Breath You Take still resonates 40 years on and, as a composer of infectious pop nuggets, Sting is near-peerless. But you leave the Palladium knowing that if he could eat himself, he would.

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Sting: My Songs will come to London for an exclusive run of limited shows at The London Palladium for his only UK shows scheduled of the year. An artist renowned for performing in stadiums and arenas across the world, this series of concerts offers a rare opportunity to see the revered star in an intimate and celebrated venue.

The exuberant and dynamic concert showcases Sting performing his most beloved songs, written throughout the 17-time Grammy Award winner’s illustrious career both with The Police and as a solo artist. Hailed a “masterful performance from start to finish,” the concert “takes fans on a musical journey through time,” with “hits like Fields of Gold , Shape of my Heart  and Demolition Man punctuating an unforgettable show.” Fans can also expect to hear Englishman In New York , Every Breath You Take , Roxanne , Message In A Bottle and many more, with Sting accompanied by an electric, rock ensemble including Dominic Miller (guitar), Josh Freese (drums), Rufus Miller (guitar), Kevon Webster (keyboard), Shane Sager (harmonica) with Melissa Musique and Gene Noble (backing vocals).

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TIMES 18:30 Doors 19:30 – 19:50 Joe Sumner 20:00 – 20:30 Cruel Hearts Band 20:45  Sting 23:00 Show ends

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Sting to Tour North America as a Trio (Not That One)

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Sting announced that he’ll be hitting the road this fall as part of his Sting 3.0 tour with drummer Chris Maas (who previously collaborated with Mumford & Sons and Maggie Rogers) and guitarist Dominic Miller, his longtime collaborator.

While the frontman won’t heading on a reunion tour with his former Police bandmates, Sting 3.0 promises to celebrate “a new dynamic era showcasing selections from his vast catalog through the urgent lens of a tight three-piece combo.”

Members of Sting’s fan club will get first dibs to pre-sale tickets on  sting.com starting Monday, followed by pre-sales for Citi and American Express members throughout the week. General ticket sales will be available Friday at 10 a.m. local time on the website.

Although Police fans may be hoping for another reunion tour, Sting has said that their 2007/08 tour would only happen once. “When the Police reunited, it had been long enough, and it was the right time to do it,” he told Music Week in a 2023 interview. “And I’m taking credit for that because that was my decision. Doing it again would just be gratuitous and that won’t happen. But we did it, and everyone was happy that mum and dad got back together again and had one last fling.”

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June 26 – Orlando, FL @ Kia Center Sept. 17 — Detroit, MI @ Fillmore Detroit Sept. 18 — Detroit, MI @ Fillmore Detroit Sept. 20 — Toronto, ON @ Massey Hall Sept. 21 — Toronto, ON @ Massey Hall Sept. 30 — Philadelphia, PA @ The Met Oct. 1 — Philadelphia, PA @ The Met Oct. 4 — Boston, MA @ MGM Music Hall, Fenway Park Oct. 7 — Brooklyn, NY @ Brooklyn Paramount Oct. 9 — Brooklyn, NY @ Brooklyn Paramount Oct. 10 — Brooklyn, NY @ Brooklyn Paramount Oct. 12 — Port Chester, NY @ The Capitol Theatre Oct. 15 — Washington, DC @ MGM National Harbor Oct. 20 — Miami, FL @ Fillmore Miami Beach Oct. 22 — Atlanta, GA @ Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre (CEPAC) Oct. 28 — Chicago, IL @ Auditorium Theatre Oct. 29 — Chicago, IL @ Auditorium Theatre Nov. 6 — San Francisco, CA @ The Masonic Nov. 7 — San Francisco, CA  @ The Masonic Nov. 12 — Los Angeles, CA @ The Wiltern Nov. 13 — Los Angeles, CA @ The Wiltern

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