the police

Drummer recalls band's rise to fame in 'Everyone Stares.'

Sting, Andy Summers and Stewart Copeland will soon be replicated in company's distinctive style.

Three members of the band cover a song from the Police's last album, which coincidentally celebrates its 35th anniversary today.

Before the Police, Sting's bass playing was apparently the one bright spot in an otherwise terrible jazz-fusion group.

In the summer of '77, the Police traded their founding guitarist for Andy Summers and played their first gig with their famous lineup in Birmingham, England.

For most of 1977, the Police's guitarist was Henry Padovani, a former Jimi Hendrix disciple from Corsica.

If you love the sounds of drums like I do sit back for the next few minutes and enjoy the artistry of Stewart Copeland. Stewart is celebrating his 63 birthday today and I would imagine one or two of his birthday cakes over the years have been decorated to look like a snare drum.

If you love the sounds of drums like I do sit back for the next few minutes and enjoy the artistry of Stewart Copeland. Stewart is celebrating his 63 birthday today and I would imagine one or two of his birthday cakes over the years have been decorated to look like a snare drum.

October 20,1978, The Police made their debut in the United States at the famous C.B.G.B.S, New York City. After that gig in The Big Apple the band would eventually make it to Detroit. Sting says the first time they performed in the Motor City it was at Bookie’s night club where they …

Being a musician, you make a lot of money from album sales, touring, merchandising and more. But one singer is bringing in $730,000 a year for something that will blow your mind!

An uncleared sample of 'Every Breath You Take' nets Sting an awful lot of money every year.

When the Police's debut album came out on Nov. 2, 1978, it sounded like little else on the music landscape at the time. The band was lumped in with punk and burgeoning New Wave groups at the time, but it played a mix of reggae and rock-inspired pop with all the time-shifting complexities found …