Sting, Stewart Copeland and Andy Summers formed The Police and helped to launch the reggae-rock hybrid movement. But was The Police's best album?

Sting has always been a charismatic presence whose distinctive upper register and innate musicality have allowed him to ...

However, the two don’t go hand and hand very often ... happened when Sting and The Police got their start in the late ’70s and early ’80s. Released in 1980, The Police album does not ...

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

The Very Best of Sting & The Police has re-entered the UK charts, landing at No. 52 on the Official Album Downloads chart and No. 99 on the Official Albums Streaming chart. The Sting 3.0 World Tour ...

However, the guitarist ended up staying by his side ever since, contributing his guitar chops to many of Sting’s album ... s all very structured.” And of course, you can’t have a Police ...

They only released five studio albums, but there has never been anything quite like the Police before or since, because Sting ... of the release of a new six-CD boxed set belatedly celebrating ...

And there was the punk-spiked spirit of “Can’t Stand Losing You” and “So Lonely” — both from the Police’s 1978 debut album, “Outlandos d’Amour.” “I love it here,” Sting ...

In December 1982, the Police flew to the Caribbean to record their fifth album. The executives ... I always said it’s the sound of a very tight compromise. Sting: If we had had more in common ...

This oral history, including interviews with Sting and other members of the band, takes listeners inside the making of the album and what eventually tore them apart. The band the Police came to a ...