STING ON INSTAGRAM
On 30 Sep...
2010: Accompanied by the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra, Sting performed at De Bercy in Paris, France.
2007: The Police performed at the Stade de France in Paris, France.
2006: Sting appeared on BBC2's 'The Culture Show' with Edin Karamazov where he was interviewed and performed 'Come Again' and 'La Rossignol'.
2003: The 'Sacred Love' was released in the USA.
2002: Sting was in Florence, Italy where he attended a presentation of Claudio Martini's book on the perils of globalisation.
1996: Sting performed at the Budokan in Tokyo, Japan.
1994: Sting performed at the Superbowl in Sun City, South Africa.
1989: Sting appeared as Macheath in the '3 Penny Opera' at the National Theatre in Washington DC.
1988: Sting performed at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Delhi, India as part of the Amnesty International tour.
1985: Sting performed at Radio City Music Hall in New York.
1983: The Police performed at the Estadio Roman Valero in Madrid, Spain.
1979: The Police performed at Rhode Island College in Providence, USA.
2007: The Police performed at the Stade de France in Paris, France.
2006: Sting appeared on BBC2's 'The Culture Show' with Edin Karamazov where he was interviewed and performed 'Come Again' and 'La Rossignol'.
2003: The 'Sacred Love' was released in the USA.
2002: Sting was in Florence, Italy where he attended a presentation of Claudio Martini's book on the perils of globalisation.
1996: Sting performed at the Budokan in Tokyo, Japan.
1994: Sting performed at the Superbowl in Sun City, South Africa.
1989: Sting appeared as Macheath in the '3 Penny Opera' at the National Theatre in Washington DC.
1988: Sting performed at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium in Delhi, India as part of the Amnesty International tour.
1985: Sting performed at Radio City Music Hall in New York.
1983: The Police performed at the Estadio Roman Valero in Madrid, Spain.
1979: The Police performed at Rhode Island College in Providence, USA.
QUOTE OF THE DAY
"I love the oldness of music, which is why I may never write a new song again. It's that sense of sitting at the feet of the masters. That sense of being part of a legacy longer than rock 'n' roll, a legacy longer than Leiber and Stoller. To be part of an ancient tradition."
