Due to the current health situation and in an abundance of caution, the management of the Stone & Music Festival have announced that Sting’s concert at the Albergue El Prado in Mérida on August 2, 2020 is now cancelled. As already announced, the previously scheduled Sting: My Songs European summer tour has now been postponed to 2021. And while we are unable to reschedule the concert in Mérida at this time, the Stone & Music Festival hope to have Sting return for a future appearance...

Season Two of Animal Talking with Gary Whitta starts in June and both Sting and Shaggy are scheduled to guesting on the show, with Shaggy appearing on June 1 and Sting following a week later on June 8. To learn more about Animal Talking check out this Variety article.

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This morning “Good Morning America” revealed more of its star-studded line-up for the 2020 Summer Concert Series including: Mariah Carey, Kygo ft OneRepublic & Valerie Broussard, Billie Joe Armstrong, John Legend, Sia, Old Dominion, Shaggy ft Sting, Ellie Goulding, Skip Marley & H.E.R and Bebe Rexha. As previously announced, Katy Perry will kick off the series on Friday, May, 22 with a performance of her new single “Daisies” and more...

New York’s famed Public Theater is losing a lot of money while the lockdown continues. Their revenue stream needs a big shot in the arm so they’ve got a big fundraiser planned for June 1st streaming on their website and elsewhere. The main event is free, and features Sting and Trudie Styler, Glenn Close, Audra McDonald, Elvis Costello, Oscar Isaac, Anne Hathaway, Antonio Banderas, Laura Benanti, Nikki M. James, John Leguizamo, and more...

Sting and the chart-topping dance producer collaborated on a timely remix of The Police’s 1980 hit. In the era of COVID-19, The Police’s 1980 hit, ‘Don’t Stand So Close To Me’, has become a timely anthem. To help promote social distancing, former Police frontman Sting and producer Dave Audé have collaborated on a pulsating new remix of the song, available now.