We are excited to share the news that Sting and Trudie Styler's Il Palagio Olive Oil is now available at Eataly, a gourmet Italian food market in NYC! Not in NYC? You can shop Palagio products online at www.palagioproducts.com/product/the-oil/.

Continuing on the quest begun in his previous projects, Harvard Professor Henry Louis Gates Jr. takes viewers along for the journey with a celebrity pair bound together by an intimate, sometimes hidden link, while he treks through layers of ancestral history, uncovers secrets and surprises of their family trees and shares life-altering discoveries. Each hour-long episode includes profiles of famous people like John Legend, Sanjay Gupta and Condoleeza Rice, and you are taken to location with leading US genealogists, DNA diagnosticians, and ancestry experts from around the world as Gates and his production team reveal unknown histories and relatives the guests never knew existed. Finding Your Roots aims to address the basic drive to discover who we are and where we come from. Sting is one of those that will be featured in Series 2 which is coming to PBS September 23, 2014...

Sting & Paul Simon will bring their critically-acclaimed On Stage Together tour to Perth’s Sir James Mitchell Park for a second and final show on Sunday, February 22, following a swift sell-out of the first show scheduled for Saturday, February 21. Tickets for the second and final Perth concert go on sale to the public on Thursday, July 17 at 10AM AWST. Sting.com fan club members will have an opportunity to purchase tickets in advance beginning Monday, July 14 at 10AM AWST. American Express Card Members may also purchase tickets beginning Monday, July 14 at 10AM AWST...

To celebrate Sting & Paul Simon's critically-acclaimed On Stage Together tour extending to Australia and New Zealand in early 2015, we're offering a 30% savings on everything* in stock at the Official "Paul Simon & Sting: On Stage Together" Online Store through July 20. Check out the store at http://store.simonandstingtour.com and pick up tee shirts, sweat shirts, a commemorative program or a tote bag now and receive 30% off your purchase! *excludes Elder Statesman Hat...

Tickets on sale now for the pair's upcoming On Stage Together tour dates in Australia and New Zealand. Details at http://sting.com/tour/index/

A musical inspired by Sting's early years on Tyneside has been given a Broadway opening date. The Royal Navy's new toy, HMS Queen Elizabeth, will not join the fleet until 2020 but a significant theatrical vessel has just left port and has a berth on Broadway in the autumn. Sting's musical, The Last Ship, is nearing the end of an encouraging run at the Bank of America Theatre in Chicago. This is the try-out, the equivalent of the sea trials. Far better to get a show watertight than launch it on Broadway's rough seas where a shark-like critic can send it to the bottom, Titanic-style. That has been the costly fate of many a new musical, in Britain and the States. And while Chicago is hardly 'the sticks', it is some way from the New York street where theatrical success shines most brightly. The Last Ship, which has been a labour of love for Sting, closes next weekend at the Bank of America Theatre...

We are pleased to announce that Sting & Paul Simon will bring their critically-acclaimed On Stage Together tour to Australia and New Zealand in January and February 2015! The tour kicks off Friday, January 30 at Vector Arena in Auckland and will continue on to select cities including Brisbane, Geelong, Adelaide, Melbourne, Hunter Valley, and Sydney, before the tour culminates with an outdoor concert at Sir James Mitchell Park in Perth.

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They are calling it a new Broadway musical. But that is a misnomer. Sting's "The Last Ship," which received its much-anticipated world premiere in Chicago on Wednesday night, is an old-fashioned grand opera of the most eloquent sort - awash in both turbulent emotions and intimate dramatic gestures. A true masterwork, it not only keens a ravishing dirge for a lost way of life, and the indomitable spirit of the working class as it continues to stagger through this post-industrial age. But as it spins an eternal tale of the tensions between fathers and sons (and yes, a "holy ghost" of sorts, too), as well as the ardor and disappointments of love, the opposing pull of home and "away," and the need for some form of faith along with ennobling work, it magnifies the human heartbeat, and captures a genuine sense of the yearning that keeps people going...