Sting Laments the Rise of AI Songwriting
"The building blocks of music belong to us, to human beings," he says.
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Why Sting Believes He’ll Still Be Touring at 80
He doesn't see why he can't follow Paul McCartney in headlining Glastonbury at that age.
Sting: Bands Should Reunite Once
Frontman looks back on Police tour of 2007-8, and explains why they didn't even try to write new music.
Sting North American Tour Dates
He'll tour the U.S. and Canada throughout September and October.
Diddy Was Joking About Paying Sting $5K Daily for Police Sample
The rocker has still made plenty of money off "I'll Be Missing You."
30 Years Ago: Sting Tries (and Fails) to Make an LP That Isn’t About Him
His aim was to deliver less autobiographical songs, but that's not the way 'Ten Summoner's Tales' turned out.
How Sting + Genesis Became 2022’s Highest-Paid Entertainers in the World
The two topped entertainer salaries worldwide.
Highest-Paid Entertainers List
The Rolling Stones also reached the Top 10 on a list that includes movie and television stars.
30 Years Ago: Sting Changes Gears With ‘If I Ever Lose My Faith in You’
His last non-soundtrack Top 20 hit showed that some truths were easier to get at than others.
Sting Sells Songwriting Catalog for Reported $250 Million
Deal includes solo work and Police songs.
Sting Claims an Italian Duke Tricked Him Into Buying a Vineyard
In response, the Duke's family calls the rocker's accusation “false, poisonous slander.”
Sting Rocked The First Concert at The Palace of Auburn Hills 33 Years Ago
It was just thirty three years ago today, that Sting did the first concert at the Palace of Auburn, which at the time was a state of the art arena that opened less than a decade after the legendary Olympia closed in Detroit, and a few years after the Joe Louis Arena opened up.