ON THIS DAY...
17 November
2016: Sting performed at the BAMBI Awards in Berlin, Germany.
2014: Sting performed at the ASCAP Centennial Awards in New York.
2012: Sting performed at Steel Arena in Kosice, Slovakia.
2011: Sting performed at the Verizon Wireless Theatre in Houston, USA.
2007: The Police performed at Phillips Arena in Atlanta, USA.
2004: Sting performed at the Odyssey Arena in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
2003: Sting and Trudie attended the UK premiere of 'Master and Commander' and the aftershow party at Old Billingsgate Market, London.
2000: Sting performed at the Palais Theatre in Melbourne, Australia.
1999: Sting performed at the Beacon Theatre in New York.
1996: Sting performed at The Point in Dublin, Ireland.
1991: Sting performed at the Sporthalle in Hamburg, Germany.
1989: Sting appeared as Macheath in the '3 Penny Opera' at the Lunt Fontanne Theatre in New York.
1987: Sting performed at the Palladium in New York City, USA.
1983: The Police performed at the Summit in Houston, USA.
1979: The Police performed at the St. Denis Theatre in Montreal, Canada.
2014: Sting performed at the ASCAP Centennial Awards in New York.
2012: Sting performed at Steel Arena in Kosice, Slovakia.
2011: Sting performed at the Verizon Wireless Theatre in Houston, USA.
2007: The Police performed at Phillips Arena in Atlanta, USA.
2004: Sting performed at the Odyssey Arena in Belfast, Northern Ireland.
2003: Sting and Trudie attended the UK premiere of 'Master and Commander' and the aftershow party at Old Billingsgate Market, London.
2000: Sting performed at the Palais Theatre in Melbourne, Australia.
1999: Sting performed at the Beacon Theatre in New York.
1996: Sting performed at The Point in Dublin, Ireland.
1991: Sting performed at the Sporthalle in Hamburg, Germany.
1989: Sting appeared as Macheath in the '3 Penny Opera' at the Lunt Fontanne Theatre in New York.
1987: Sting performed at the Palladium in New York City, USA.
1983: The Police performed at the Summit in Houston, USA.
1979: The Police performed at the St. Denis Theatre in Montreal, Canada.
SUMMONER'S TALES...
"There’s a child in all of us that looks at cultural icons and thinks, ‘How could they die?’, because we’ve invested this sort of godlike immortality to them. Mortality is something that, once accepted, is not morbid. If anything, it makes your life richer – at least, that’s the philosophy I’m working to develop. I’m not ready to die at all; I’ve still got work to do. But an acceptance of it for all of us is a useful thing, because that’s the reality."
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