Sting channeled the Police at his Arizona Financial Theatre concert in Phoenix, with songs as essential as "Roxanne" and ...

Sting brought his 3.0 Tour to Arizona Financial Theatre in Phoenix, where he sang "Roxanne," "Fields of Gold," "Every Breath ...

Credit: Paul Natkin/Getty Images Andy Summers’ guitar talents shone so brightly in the Police because they were given so much room. Between Sting’s ... It was very much in the Police guitar ...

the two don’t go hand and hand very often, as there are other forces at hand forcing musicians to create some commercially trite music. This is exactly what happened when Sting and The Police ...

Because we do improvise a lot, even on Police songs.” However, despite the fact improvisation is key to Sting’s solo band, “it’s all very structured.” And of course, you can’t have a ...

In December 1982, the Police ... And Sting, who had been contemplating going solo, was tired of pretending this was still a democracy: Why were they arguing about whose songs were best?

If we told you that Sting ... were very surprised there’s only three of us up there, and how much noise we were making,” he continues. “Well, I say noise – musical noise.” The Police ...

One of the world's most recognisable musicians, Sting was born Gordon Sumner on October 2, 1951 and went on to found British reggae-rock band The Police in 1977 alongside guitarist Andy Summers ...

He's bagged an impressive 12 Grammys and is one of the best-known musicians ... of his stage name. Sting, born Gordon Sumner, was the lead singer and bassist for The Police from their inception ...