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  • 2020 [ 1 ]
    • January1
      • Sting’s ‘Last Ship’ had a short sail on Broadway. Why it’s back, buoyed by women...
  • 2018 [ 5 ]
    • February1
      • Sting and Shaggy on Their New Island-Inspired Album: 'The Way We Made It Was Joyful'...
    • March2
      • Interview: Sting & Shaggy talk to Reggaeville about 44/876...
      • “I call him the Pope of Jamaica”: An encounter with Shaggy and Sting...
    • May2
      • For The Culture: Sting And Shaggy On Collaboration, Comfort Zones And The Caribbean...
      • The Scotsman interview Sting ahead of The Last Ship coming to Scotland next month...
  • 2017 [ 1 ]
    • May1
      • Ahead of the Upcoming Hong Kong Show Sting Talked to the South China Morning Post...
  • 2016 [ 10 ]
    • September2
      • Sting discusses his sub-zero writing strategy with Metro...
      • Sting back to rock and striving to stay optimistic...
    • October1
      • Sting interview with the Daily Telegraph...
    • November6
      • Sting interview in The Straits Times...
      • Sting talks new LP '57th & 9th' and reveals why he's swimming in an ocean with no end...
      • Sting: Who are you calling an ageing rock star?
      • Sting talks to the New York Times - With ‘57th and 9th,’ Sting Changes His Mind About Rock...
      • Faster Louder interview...
      • Sting Talks Tour & New Album 57th & 9th...
    • December1
      • Sting's Salvation: Songwriter Opens Up to Rolling Stone About Dark Obsessions, Rock Rebirth...
  • 2015 [ 3 ]
    • January1
      • New Zealand Herald: Paul Simon and Sting talk to Russell Baillie about the pair's joint tour that lands in Auckland on Friday and New Plymouth on Saturday...
    • March1
      • Sting talks to fans about 'paying back his debt' to his Wallsend community...
    • September1
      • Sting & Mylène Farmer speak to Rolling Stone...
  • 2014 [ 13 ]
    • February1
      • Billboard: Paul Simon and Sting Q&A: Tour Mates on Shared Music DNA and Future 'Writing'...
    • March2
      • The "Drummer's Drummer"…check out the latest in Virtual Ticket (preview)!
      • Exclusive Performances from the On Stage Together tour…check out the latest in Virtual Ticket! (preview)
    • June5
      • Sting embarks on a singular creative voyage, and returns to his roots, with the musical The Last Ship, making its worldwide debut in Chicago this month...
      • Sting on 'The Last Ship' in Chicago - and the cargo he's been carrying...
      • Sting navigates the waters of Broadway musicals with 'The Last Ship'...
      • As one of the world’s most successful rock stars, he has risen from an impoverished childhood to amass a huge fortune - Daily Mail interview...
      • The Wall Street Journal: Sting's New Musical Stage...
    • September1
      • Sting article/interview in Arrive magazine...
    • October2
      • As The Last Ship Sails to Broadway, Sting Sets His Past Free...
      • The New York Times: From Newcastle to Broadway - Sting and Jimmy Nail on the Musical 'The Last Ship'...
    • November1
      • Every Big Thing Sting Does Is Magic - In an exclusive New York Observer interview, Sting chats about "The Last Ship," his passion for his wife, and how The Police became a "prison."
    • December1
      • Sting, the tireless troubadour - reports The Washington Post...
  • 2013 [ 12 ]
    • May1
      • Sting's India: from Roxanne to Rajasthan...
    • August2
      • Rolling Stone: Sting Offers Ships and Surprises on First Solo Album In a Decade...
      • Message Unbottled: Sting Conquers Writer's Block With His First New Songs in a Decade... - Sting talks to Vulture.com
    • September5
      • Taking Himself Out of the Equation - Sting Frees Himself With the Writing of ‘The Last Ship' reports The New York Times...
      • Sting: 'Have you ever heard me complain?' he asks The Guardian...
      • Sting: By the Book... from The New York Times
      • Sting talks to The Journal about his new album and stage show...
      • Dad wanted me to go to sea... he didn't mean musician on P&O...
    • October3
      • Sting Steers Musical for Broadway - Former Police Frontman Primes 'The Last Ship' With Concerts and Album...
      • Sting Tries Musical Theater With 'Last Ship'... reports the Associated Press
      • Man Of Steel - The Sunday Telegraph talks to Sting...
    • December1
      • There's a Sting in the tale yet - Sting talks to The Independent (Ireland)...
  • 2012 [ 3 ]
    • January1
      • 'In the Studio' - STING Best of 25 Years Interview...
    • March1
      • Sting ran away from his home town, Newcastle, to become a megastar, marry Trudie Styler and have six children. And now he's gone back home. The Times' Chrissey Iley joins him for the ride...
    • October1
      • An Englishman in Chianti - Sting & Trudie feature in FINE the wine magazine...
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  • 2003 [ 20 ]
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  • 2002 [ 6 ]
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  • 2001 [ 18 ]
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  • 2000 [ 23 ]
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  • 1999 [ 34 ]
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  • 1998 [ 6 ]
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  • 1996 [ 37 ]
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Oct 09, 2009
STING.COM
It is February 2009, a cold, relentless wind rattles doors and windows as it wraps itself round the old house that sits atop a Tuscan hillside. Surrounded by cypress trees standing against the wintry onslaught, the house has been my home and retreat for the last decade. In the summer, its elevation gives us some respite from the sizzling temperatures in nearby Florence, but in the winter we experience the implacable wind that descends from the North down the peninsula and across the exposed Tuscan hills...
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Oct 03, 2009
AUDIO MAGAZINE
Welcome Santa Sting - Just ten weeks until Christmas, it is time for a Winter/Christmas CD then... Sting also thought this way and presents "If on a Winter's night", an album with some unusual sounds and what he learned about himself while making it...
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Oct 01, 2009
CLASSICfM
Telling music's greatest love story: Robert and Clara Schumann's intense relationship has long fascinated music lovers. Now their story once again comes to life through a new project from Sting, Trudie Styler and friends. There are few love stories in the history of classical music to compare with that of Robert and Clara Schumann. From their early forbidden romance through to Robert's tragic death in a mental asylum, their life together was a romantic roller-coaster, and one that has long proved magnetic for musicians and audiences alike. Now a special project, Twin Spirits, written and directed by John Caird, is bringing Robert and Clara to life again, with the help of some of today's most sympathetic musicians and featuring, as the musical lovers, Sting and his wife Trudie Styler...
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Sep 29, 2009
STING.COM
A WINTER GATHERING: It is February 2009, a cold, relentless wind rattles doors and windows as it wraps itself round the old house that sits atop a Tuscan hillside. Surrounded by cypress trees standing against the wintry onslaught, the house has been my home and retreat for the last decade. In the summer, its elevation gives us some respite from the sizzling temperatures in nearby Florence, but in the winter we experience the implacable wind that descends from the North down the peninsula and across the exposed Tuscan hills...
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Sep 29, 2009
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH
It's a bizarre sort of ensemble, a kind of genre-busting supergroup. Distributed carefully about the stage in a smallish studio theatre are stars of theatre, opera, the recital hall and, in a random invasion from left field, the stadium. The assembled include Derek Jacobi on spoken voice, Simon Keenlyside on sung voice, Natalie Clein on cello and Iain Burnside on piano. And wandering in beardedly from the rock and roll hall of fame, that'll be none other than Sting. Plus his wife Trudie Styler...
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Sep 29, 2009
Q MAGAZINE
Who the hell does Sting think he is? Singer, actor, activist. Not troubled by modesty. Sting, part of the furniture of British rock music for so very long now, doesn't like to do interviews these days, and would much rather never have to endure a photo shoot again. To talk to him about living the celebrity lifestyle he shares with film producer wife Trudie Styler, a woman more glamorous than your average 55-year-old, is little short of an insult to his art. Celebrity, you see, is something other people pursue, not he...
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Nov 21, 2008
THE NEW STRAITS TIMES
Sting with bite: Pay $600 to watch The Police? Many did earlier this year, and many will again - to hear its lead singer Sting go classical. Sting: actor, environment activist, tantric sex poster boy. It was not enough for the Englishman that he used to front The Police, which was among the biggest rock bands in the world. It was also apparently not enough for him that his subsequent solo music career encompassed jazz, opera and world music. Restless as the bumblebee which inspired his nickname, the man born Gordon Sumner will be performing classical music in a concert next month at the Esplanade Concert Hall. Not just your average contemporary classical compositions, but 400-year-old Elizabethan pieces from 'Song From The Labyrinth', his 2006 album with Bosnian lute player Edin Karamazov...
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Nov 20, 2008
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH
A night at the opera with Sting and Elvis: Sting and Costello have been rehearsing an opera. Veterans of the Seventies punk and new-wave movement, the two British stars have since established themselves among the most acclaimed and wide-ranging singer-songwriters in the world. But their new project promises to be something of a departure. From tomorrow, for five nights at the historic Théatre Du Chatelet in Paris, they make their debuts as operatic singers in the premiere of the extraordinary 'Welcome to the Voice...'
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Oct 18, 2008
THE COURIER MAIL
Sting finds lute after a fond farewell with The Police: Sting has an insatiable addiction to adulation. He has spent three decades touring the world and has just completed one of the biggest roadshows in rock history - this year's The Police reunion extravaganza - so the 57-year-old Brit could be forgiven for taking time out to relax at his Tuscan villa. Instead, Sting is on his way back to Australia for yet another tour, this time with his classical album, 'Songs From The Labyrinth'...
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Oct 10, 2008
NORTH EAST LIFE
A Sting in the tale - Geordie superstar Sting celebrates the 30th anniversary of The Police's first album 'Outlandos D'Amour' this month and he also turns 57. Gordon Sumner's life changed for ever when fellow North East musician Gordon Solomon spotted his and yellow hooped sweater in 1973 and christened him Sting. As a solo musician and member of The Police, the lad from Wallsend has since sold over 100 million records and received more than 16 Grammy awards for his work. But it was back in the early Seventies that he forged his stagecraft at the coal face of performing - in the pubs and working men's clubs of Tyneside, Wearside and Teesside...
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