On June 4, 1983, the Police landed what would be their last No. 1 single with a creepy, pseudo-protest, "love" song.

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?

Beloved '80s Band Sends 'Happy Birthday' Wishes on 42nd Anniversary of Legendary Hit first appeared on Parade on May 22, 2025 The band knows they're giving a great show. The late princess's brother-in ...

Nobody wanted what The Soft Boys were selling in 1980, but their superb swan song made them the VU for new generations of ...

With almost all recollections of the breakdown of The Police pointing towards ... peak during the sessions for Synchronicity. Theoretically, Synchrinicity should have been filled with the bittersweet ...

Released on May 20, 1983, “Every Breath You Take”’s runaway success set the tone for Synchronicity ... Awards as it turned The Police into the biggest band on the planet.

The Main Stage at the 44th annual Marion Popcorn Festival will again feature three nights of free live entertainment, ...

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

Yet, they also occur in waking life in the form of synchronicities. A synchronicity is when an event in the external world coincides in a meaningful way with the internal world of thoughts ...

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According to the Major Cities Chiefs Association, a police group that tracks crime levels, murders rose 44% from 2019 to 2021 across 70 of America’s largest cities. But then something happened ...