Their latest collaboration is “Til A Mawnin” — an upbeat reggae track showcasing some of the pair’s playfulness released Feb.

“I was obsessed with Westerns,” said Sting. “I’d never miss a TV Western.” In his younger years, shows like Wagon Train, Raw Hide, Gun Smoke, Maverick, Have Gun, Will Travel, and Bonanza ...

Sting, who grew to fame as the frontman, bassist, and songwriter of the Police, has been rocking the stage since 1969 and shows no signs of stopping. Since making his solo album debut in 1985 ...

9. 'If I Ever Lose My Faith in You' Released in 1993 as part of the critically acclaimed album Ten Summoner’s Tales, 'If I Ever Lose My Faith in You' remains one of Sting’s most enduring tracks.

The concert will be Sting's first in Connecticut since performing ... Does Is Magic" and "Every Breath You Take." The group's 1983 album, "Synchronicity," is certified eight-times platinum by ...

The 17-time Grammy Award winner will perform at Mohegan Sun Arena on Tuesday, Nov. 18. Sting will perform alongside virtuoso guitarist Dominic Miller and drummer Chris Maas (Mumford & Sons, Maggie ...

Streisand, 82, has teamed up with former Beatles icon McCartney for the upcoming album of duets which will include pairings with Dylan, Sting, Ariana Grande, Irish hitmaker Hozier and others.

Even though it was their seventh album, it's often thought of as being one of the most important for Marley. Sting told BBC Radio 2: "Bob Marley was a huge influence on me in the 70s. Loved his ...

By the time Sting made his 1996 album Mercury Falling, he had already established his solo career would run far afield from the work he had done with The Police. Among the genres where he dabbled ...

Although it was the group's seventh album, many regard it as pivotal in Marley's celebrated career. Reflecting on Marley's influence, Sting told BBC Radio 2: "Bob Marley was a huge influence on me ...