Sting & Shaggy brought their dynamic and vibrant joint live 44/876 tour to a close tonight in Manchester. Earlier in the week we captured their performance in Sting's hometown of Newcastle when they performed at the O2 Academy. Check out this gallery of images from the concert.

Few artists have used music to chronicle the vicissitudes of life like Sting has. From revisiting his childhood on the songs that made up The Last Ship, to directly addressing his grief over the loss of his father, on 1991’s The Soul Cages, Sting’s life story permeates his work with an emotional honesty rarely matched anywhere else in music. As such, it’s fitting that his latest album, My Songs, finds him revisiting his entire career with a collection of re-recordings that take his past and place it firmly in the present.

Limited edition @SoundwavesArt created from the audio recording of Stings iconic "Fields of Gold". Every print is hand signed by the Sting and Soundwaves Art creator, Tim Wakefield. Only 50 fine art canvases available, all signed to support the incredible work of Roundhouse London. Order yours here: soundwavesartfoundation.com/

Musical odd couples don't come much stranger than Sting and Shaggy. Last night, at the Roundhouse, that didn't stop the rock star playing yin to the reggae man's yang. Their contrasting styles and personalities blended together in an evening that reached its climax in a barnstorming fusion of "Roxanne" and "Boombastic"..

Only three days to go until Sting & Shaggy begin their UK dates in London, Newcastle, Birmingham and Manchester. Although the London date is sold out limited tickets remain for the other concerts so you still have chance to witness these intimate shows...

Don't miss CBS Sunday Morning on 19 May when Alino Cho interviews Sting & Trudie at Il Palagio, their Italian home! Check local listings for broadcast times.