03.22.12 Be sure to tune into BBC Radio 2's ''In Concert'' show at 8pm on March 29, to listen to Sting performing at the Hammersmith Apollo as part of his Back To Bass Tour...


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March 24
Sky Movies Drama & Romance | 9.15am (UK) 'Sabrina'
An ugly duckling having undergone a remarkable change, still harbours feelings for her childhood crush: a carefree playboy. Features Sting's gorgeous version of Moonlight on the soundtrack.

March 25
Sky Movies Drama & Romance | 6am (UK) 'Sabrina'
An ugly duckling having undergone a remarkable change, still harbours feelings for her childhood crush: a carefree playboy. Features Sting's gorgeous version of Moonlight on the soundtrack.

March 29
BBC Radio 2 | 8pm (UK) 'In Concert'
A recording of Sting performing at the Hammersmith Apollo as part of his Back to Bass tour, which the singer-songwriter opened in his native North East in February. Plus, the Gig Guide and the best of the week's BBC Radio live music. Jo Whiley hosts.

April 10
Horror Channel | 2.15am (UK) 'The Bride'
Sting made his debut as a leading man with this portayal of Baron Charles Frankenstein. A psychological/feminist revision of "The Bride of Frankenstein". The San Diego Union-Tribune said: "Sting is dashingly exotic in the role, sexier than any of the previous mad scientists. Wearing high dandy's collars and crescent-moon falls of blond hair that show off his gaunt, haughty face, he could be the spoiled younger brother of Rochester in 'Jane Eyre'."
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ferryman1978 - 02.05.12
you're so great, g.m.s.
sting-, you're such a great human being, you`re absolutely special!!!, during your performance i felt like i could read your thoughts. you came in figuring out the situation in the studio, the people clapped and honored you, then the fast song began, you thought this would not be the right song for this place, then you tried to get them in the first refrain, then there came the lyrics: "be yourself no matter what they say,,,,",that was your moment, the moment, where you said to yourself: "what the f**** am I doing in this strange place/studio with these bright lights and these french teenage fans.., then you decided to just feel free (no matter...,)and let the spririt of your own song get you flying and burning!!!,,, g. m. s. You got my respect, i love you since i!m 12/13 you are the maybe (offcourse with myself, i also play radio songs in germany), greatest musician artist and world changer in this time. don!t think that your and my god does not see your life as something so great you cannot imagine!! ! !(i know what i say,,,,),g.m.s. i really need to meet you and play you my songs, i play (...) the piano, i've written about 80 songs the last 14 years in my time of mental disease (hospital for month), and prophetic searches...., (i'm charismatic christian, but i also hate regulations and spriritual abuse!!!,,,-,)i will meet you, because our god will make it possible i know it, G.M.S.,*sting*, save my love and my best wishes for your great spiritual yourney which we all are in,,,-,blessings from fabian, (schreyer, fb...,)from paderborn, germany, greetings to all lunatics over the world. you got our deep respect,,, bless you all ,,, (kisses to the girls,,,-)** * *. until-,,, fab,,
Heel - 12.16.11
oh jea!
http://www.youtube.com/user/WxHeel?feature=mhee Groovy!
nleite - 11.23.11
CMT Crossroads preview
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5IUUOZwEpFk
03.21.12The Latest News & Reviews From Sting.com!
Sting is currently on the Back to Bass tour throughout Europe, the UK and South Africa in support of the recently released box set collection, 25 Years, which garnered a rave review from Keyboard Magazine in the April 2012 issue: "What I've learned over the years is that miracles don't happen and what works is the process," Sting writes in the liner notes for '25 Years', his three-CD-plus-DVD solo career retrospective. The process he speaks of shines in full, recorded glory here, with 55 tracks evincing his continued quest for aural eloquence. From his early, jazz-tinged exploits on 'The Dream of the Blue Turtles', to later explorations into dance, country, and classical fare, this collection is powerful proof of Sting's singular sonic imprint. Timeless...
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03.19.12Back To Bass Hits London
In London for 3 nights, the band played to a packed house on Monday night at the HMV Hammersmith Apollo!
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03.19.12Additional Concert in North America Confirmed This Summer...
We are pleased to announce a new concert along Sting's 2012 Summer tour! On Tuesday, June 5, he will perform many of his greatest hits at the Fox Theatre in St. Louis, Missouri, with a 5-piece band including Dominic Miller (guitar), David Sancious (keyboards), Vinnie Colaiuta (drums), Peter Tickell (electric fiddle), and Jo Lawry (vocals). Fan Club presales begin at 10AM (local time) tomorrow, March 20. Tickets will go on sale to the public Saturday, March 24 at 10AM (local time)...
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03.19.12Performance in Canada Confirmed This Summer...
On Monday, June 11, Sting will perform at the Place des Arts in Montreal, Quebec! He will be joined by a 5-piece band featuring Dominic Miller (guitar), David Sancious (keyboards), Vinnie Colaiuta (drums), Peter Tickell (electric fiddle), and Jo Lawry (vocals). Fan Club presales begin at 10AM (local time) tomorrow, March 20. Tickets will go on sale to the public Saturday, March 24 at 12PM (local time)...
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03.18.12Bringing his Back To Bass tour to the intimate Clyde Auditorium, international megastar Sting celebrates 25 years without The Police in style...
A single spotlight, above a microphone centre stage, forms the eerie backdrop to tonight's show, with the seated crowd waiting in anticipation induced silence. The sixteen time Grammy Award winner may be sixty years of age these days, but he shows no sign of slowing down with his hectic touring schedule around the globe. With his 5-piece backing band sneaking into place to start up the show with 'All This Time', it's not long before Sting strides on stage, bass in hand and a wide smile. The lyricly dark track, combined with uplifting instrumentals, a conflict which forms much of the songwriters work, has fans whooping along, and it's just the start of showcasing the skills of his incredible backing band...
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