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Sting Tickets

Sting

Sting

Current Tour: " Rock Paper Scissors"
Discography:The Dream of the Blue Turtles (1985)
…Nothing Like the Sun (1987)
The Soul Cages (1991)
Ten Summoner’s Tales (1993)
Mercury Falling (1996)
Brand New Day (1999)
Sacred Love (2003)
Songs from the Labyrinth (2006)
If on a Winter’s Night… (2009)
Symphonicities (2010)
The Last Ship (2013)

In summer 2016, Sting is joining forces with Peter Gabriel for the “Rock Paper Scissors” tour, which will stop in cities across North America. The first stop on the trek is scheduled to take place at Nationwide Arena in Columbus, OH on June 21. Shows will then take place at venues such as Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, United Center in Chicago, and Verizon Center in Washington, D.C. The final show of the 19-date circuit will take place at Rexall Place in Edmonton, AB on July 24. You can purchase your Sting tickets today on TicketRoom.com

When asked about why he was teaming up with Peter Gabriel for a tour, Sting stated, “We traded songs, we traded musicians, we sang together. And the take home that people got from that was they loved it when we did things together.”

Gordon Sumner, known to most as Sting was born on October 2, 1951 in North Tyneside, England. As a young child, Sting become “obsessed” with an old Spanish guitar left behind by a friend of his father who moved out of the country. Upon graduation from college, Sting became a teacher at St Paul’s First School in Cramlington. After class, Sting would perform jazz in the evening, playing with locally known groups such as Newcastle Big Band and Last Exit.

In 1977, Sting moved to London, where he, along with Stewart Copeland and Henry Padovani formed The Police. By 1983, The Police had released five UK chart-topping albums and had taken home six Grammy Awards. Following the release of Synchronicity in 1983, which featured the hit classic “Every Breath You Take,” The Police decided they would focus on solo projects moving forward.

In 1985, Sting released his first solo album, The Dream of the Blue Turtles, which featured the hit singles “If You Love Somebody Set Them Free” and “Fortress Around Your Heart.” Less than a year after its release, the album reached triple platinum status. Over the next three decades, Sting has gone on to release a total of 11 solo albums, which feature hits such as “We’ll Be Together,” “All This Time,” and “Desert Rose.” Sting’s most recent album, The Last Ship was released in 2013 and to this day, Sting tickets are highly sought after.

Sting - Notable Awards

Grammy Award for Best Rock Song for “The Soul Cages” - 1992

Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Album for Brand New Day - 2000

Sting Concerts

Date Location Venue Price Get tickets

23.01.2025 07:00

Santa Ana

USA

The Observatory - Santa Ana

23.01.2025 07:00

$273.42-$576.00

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24.01.2025 08:00

Phoenix

USA

Comerica Theatre

24.01.2025 08:00

$74.25-$2565.00

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26.01.2025 08:00

Oregon House

USA

Hard Rock Live - Sacramento

26.01.2025 08:00

$143.44-$2333.10

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08.02.2025 07:00

Indianapolis

USA

Lucas Oil Stadium

08.02.2025 07:00

$76.00-$18490.00

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03.04.2025 08:00

Abu Dhabi

United Arab Emirates

Etihad Arena

03.04.2025 08:00

$0.00-$0.00

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11.04.2025 07:00

Syracuse

USA

Carrier Dome

11.04.2025 07:00

$148.40-$12430.00

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26.04.2025 07:00

Milwaukee

USA

Miller Park

26.04.2025 07:00

$133.15-$14250.00

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10.05.2025 07:00

Charlotte

USA

Bank Of America Stadium

10.05.2025 07:00

$75.00-$16330.00

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19.05.2025 08:00

Morrison

USA

Red Rocks Amphitheatre

19.05.2025 08:00

$137.55-$2180.00

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20.05.2025 08:00

Morrison

USA

Red Rocks Amphitheatre

20.05.2025 08:00

$132.66-$2180.00

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23.05.2025 07:00

Salt Lake City

USA

Rice Eccles Stadium

23.05.2025 07:00

$129.00-$14140.00

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25.05.2025 07:00

Bend

USA

Les Schwab Amphitheater

25.05.2025 07:00

$147.00-$988.00

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26.05.2025 07:00

Bend

USA

Les Schwab Amphitheater

26.05.2025 07:00

$103.00-$6620.00

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Artist Info

After disbanding the Police at the peak of their popularity in 1984, Sting quickly established himself as a viable solo artist, one obsessed with expanding the boundaries of pop music. Sting incorporated heavy elements of jazz, classical, and worldbeat into his music, writing lyrics that were literate and self-consciously meaningful, and he was never afraid to emphasize this fact in the press. For such unabashed ambition, he was equally loved and reviled, with supporters believing that he was at the forefront of literate, intelligent rock and his critics finding his entire body of work pompous. Either way, Sting remained one of pop's biggest superstars for the first ten years of his solo career, before his record sales began to slip.
Before the Police were officially disbanded, Sting began work on his first solo album late in 1984, rounding up a group of jazz musicians as a supporting band. Moving from bass to guitar, he recorded his solo debut, 1985's The Dream of the Blue Turtles, with Branford Marsalis, Kenny Kirkland, and Omar Hakim. The move wasn't entirely unexpected since Sting had played with jazz and progressive rock bands in his youth, but the result was considerably more mature and diverse than any Police record. The album became a hit, with "If You Love Somebody Set Them Free," "Love Is the Seventh Wave," and "Fortress Around Your Heart" reaching the American Top Ten. Sting brought the band out on an extensive tour and filmed the proceedings for a 1986 documentary called Bring on the Night, which appeared alongside a live double album of the same name. That year, Sting participated in a half-hearted Police reunion that resulted in only one new song, a re-recorded version of "Don't Stand So Close to Me."
Following the aborted Police reunion, Sting began working on the ambitious Nothing Like the Sun, which was dedicated to his recently deceased mother. Proceeding from a jazz foundation, and again collaborating with Marsalis, Sting worked with a number of different musicians on the album, including Gil Evans and former Police guitarist Andy Summers. The album received generally positive reviews upon its release in late 1987, and it generated hit singles with "We'll Be Together" and "They Dance Alone." Following its release, Sting began actively campaigning for Amnesty International and environmentalism, establishing the Rainforest Foundation, which was designed to raise awareness about preserving the Brazilian rainforest. An abridged Spanish version of Nothing Like the Sun, Nada Como el Sol, was released in 1988.
Sting took several years to deliver the follow-up to Nothing Like the Sun, during which time he appeared in a failed Broadway revival of The Threepenny Opera in 1989. His father also died, which inspired 1991's The Soul Cages, a dense, dark, and complex album. Although the album peaked at number two and spawned the Top Ten hit "All This Time," the record was less successful than its predecessor. Two years later, he delivered Ten Summoner's Tales, a light, pop-oriented record that became a hit on the strength of two Top 20 singles, "If I Ever Lose My Faith in You" and "Fields of Gold." At the end of 1993, "All for Love," a song he recorded with Rod Stewart and Bryan Adams for The Three Musketeers, became a number one hit. The single confirmed that Sting's audience had shifted from new wave/college rock fans to adult contemporary, and the 1994 compilation Fields of Gold: The Best of Sting played to that new fan base.
Three years after Ten Summoner's Tales, Sting released Mercury Falling in the spring of 1996. Although the album debuted highly, it quickly fell down the charts, stalling at platinum sales and failing to generate a hit single. Although the album failed, Sting remained a popular concert attraction, a feat that confirmed his immense popularity regardless of his chart status. Released in 1999, Brand New Day turned his commercial fortunes around in a big way, though, eventually going triple-platinum and earning two Grammy Awards. Issued in 2003, Sacred Love also did well, and Sting spent several years with the reunited Police before returning to his solo game for 2009's If on a Winter's Night.... One year later, he hit the road alongside the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra, who added their own symphonic arrangements to his material. Symphonicities, a companion CD, and Live in Berlin, released in conjunction with the world tour, arrived that same year.
After several years of work, Sting completed his musical The Last Ship in 2013. Initially, he introduced the piece as a solo album released in September of 2013, but the musical -- set in a struggling shipyard in the 1980s -- was scheduled to make its Broadway debut in 2014.

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