It is with great regret that we announce the cancellation of Sting’s My Songs concerts in Eastern Europe this fall. Although all efforts were made to reschedule these shows to next year, unfortunately we are unable to do so at this time. The cancellations affect the shows that were to take place in Ekaterinburg, Kazan, Moscow, St. Petersburg as well as the dates in Riga, Minsk and Kiev. Sting sincerely regrets disappointing the fans and is looking forward to returning to Eastern Europe to perform again soon.

Every year, like clockwork, Sting completely clears three days in his August schedule. No tour dates, no interviews, no commitments. He has one plan and one plan only, and that’s to be wherever Trudie Styler, his wife of nearly 28 years, is. This year, because of the havoc COVID-19 has wreaked on the world, they already are together, sequestered on their ethereal Italian estate, Il Palagio... Check out the full interview at https://hauteliving.com (Photo by Jaime Travezan)

Sting’s performance with the Greensboro Symphony Orchestra (GSO), originally scheduled for December 19, 2020, has been postponed out of an abundance of caution surrounding the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The new date for this concert is Saturday, November 20, 2021 at 8:00pm at the Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts. As a result, single tickets will not be going on sale Saturday, August 1, 2020 as previously announced.

Kate Prince is a remarkable British dance pioneer whose renowned ZooNation dance company has transformed the profile of hip-hop and street dance. imagine… follows her as she embarks on her latest project, Message in a Bottle, a dynamic new West End production set to the hit music of Sting. The episode airs on Thursday 30 July at 22.45pm on BBC1 and will then be available on the iPlayer...

Sting and Dame Margaret Barbour are announced as patrons of music centre's Covid-19 campaign. Sting has called Sage Gateshead vital and irreplacable as he takes up a new role as a patron of the fundraising campaign set up by the music centre to secure its future. The North East-born superstar said he is delighted to support the Sage as it faces its enormous challenge to raise £3m over three years to ensure it can survive the effects of the coronavirus crisis...

No one could say that Sting didn’t take his time and choose his moment to segue into his solo career. On July 12, 1985, the day before he became one of the stars of the “global jukebox” of Live Aid, that moment arrived with the release of The Dream of the Blue Turtles. In an exclusive new interview with uDiscover Music, Sting reminisces about a staging post album that holds many happy memories...