Live Performances by Sting
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In July 1985, during the iconic Live Aid concert at Wembley Stadium, Sting shared the stage with Phil Collins to perform "Every Breath You Take," orig... Read Full Description >
In July 1985, during the iconic Live Aid concert at Wembley Stadium, Sting shared the stage with Phil Collins to perform "Every Breath You Take," originally a hit by The Police, the band he fronted prior to his solo career. This live performance occurred shortly after the release of Sting's debut solo album, "The Dream of the Blue Turtles," which came out in 1985 and marked a significant transition for him as he ventured beyond his previous work with The Police. The album featured a jazz-influenced sound and included popular tracks like "If You Love Somebody Set Them Free." Notably, Sting's appearance at Live Aid contributed to raising global awareness and funds for the Ethiopian famine, showcasing his commitment to humanitarian efforts in addition to his musical pursuits. This performance underscored his status not just as a superstar, but also as an artist leveraging his influence for social causes.
Sting Performs 'Roxanne' at Live Aid 1985 - Wembley Stadium Concert
Wembley Stadium
London, United Kingdom
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In July 1985, Sting performed "Roxanne" at Live Aid, a monumental concert held at Wembley Stadium to raise funds for the Ethiopian famine. Prior to th... Read Full Description >
In July 1985, Sting performed "Roxanne" at Live Aid, a monumental concert held at Wembley Stadium to raise funds for the Ethiopian famine. Prior to this iconic performance, Sting was enjoying significant success as the lead vocalist of The Police, a band known for its blend of rock, reggae, and jazz influences. The Police had released their final studio album, "Synchronicity," in 1983, which featured the massive hit "Every Breath You Take." By 1985, Sting was transitioning towards a solo career, having released his debut solo album, "The Dream of the Blue Turtles," in 1985 shortly after the Live Aid performance. This album showcased his jazz influences and included hits such as "If You Love Somebody Set Them Free." The Live Aid performance not only highlighted Sting's vocal prowess but also his emerging role as a socially conscious artist engaged with global issues. The event significantly boosted his visibility as a solo artist in the music industry.
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In January 1993, during the live recording featured in "Sting - Live in Oslo 1993," the artist was promoting his album "Ten Summoner's Tales," which w... Read Full Description >
In January 1993, during the live recording featured in "Sting - Live in Oslo 1993," the artist was promoting his album "Ten Summoner's Tales," which was released in March of that year. This album marked a notable phase in Sting's transition from The Police to a solo career, showcasing his prowess in blending pop with jazz and world music influences. "Ten Summoner's Tales" produced several hits, including "If I Ever Lose My Faith In You," performed during the concert, which became one of his signature songs. Interestingly, the album's title is a playful nod to "The Summoner's Tale" by Geoffrey Chaucer, reflecting Sting's literary interests. The Oslo concert captures Sting at a pivotal moment, where he was solidifying his identity as a solo artist, stepping away from his earlier rock roots while still retaining his profound lyrical storytelling and musical versatility.
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In January 1993, Sting was riding the wave of his success following the release of his fourth studio album, "Ten Summoner's Tales," which came out in ... Read Full Description >
In January 1993, Sting was riding the wave of his success following the release of his fourth studio album, "Ten Summoner's Tales," which came out in March of the previous year. This album, featuring the hit single "Fields of Gold," marked a significant moment in his solo career, showcasing a blend of pop and jazz influences that appealed to a wide audience. The live recording of "Fields of Gold" at Lake House in Wiltshire highlights Sting's ability to connect deeply with his audience through heartfelt performances and introspective lyrics. Notably, during this period, Sting was not only solidifying his reputation as a solo artist but was also involved in various humanitarian efforts, illustrating his commitment to causes beyond music. This dual focus on artistry and activism would continue to define his career trajectory in the years that followed.
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In January 1993, Sting was enjoying a successful solo career following the release of his fourth studio album, "Ten Summoner's Tales," which came out ... Read Full Description >
In January 1993, Sting was enjoying a successful solo career following the release of his fourth studio album, "Ten Summoner's Tales," which came out in March 1993. This album featured the hit single "If I Ever Lose My Faith in You," showcasing Sting's evolution as a solo artist after his time with The Police. The live performance from the Lake House in Wiltshire captures a pivotal moment in his transition to a more introspective, mature sound that resonates with audiences. At this stage in his career, Sting was noted for blending rock, jazz, and classical influences, reflecting his diverse musical background. "Ten Summoner's Tales" would ultimately be a commercial success, solidifying Sting's status as a prominent figure in the music industry, and "If I Ever Lose My Faith in You" would go on to win a Grammy Award, highlighting the critical acclaim he received during this phase of his artistry.
Sting Performs 'Every Breath You Take' Live at Hyde Park Concert
Hyde Park
London, United Kingdom
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In 2005, Sting performed at Live 8 in Hyde Park, a monumental event aimed at raising awareness and funds to combat global poverty. At this time, he ha... Read Full Description >
In 2005, Sting performed at Live 8 in Hyde Park, a monumental event aimed at raising awareness and funds to combat global poverty. At this time, he had recently released the album "Sacred Love" in 2003, which included reflective themes and a fusion of various musical styles, showcasing his evolution as both a musician and lyricist. The performance of "Every Breath You Take" at Live 8 not only highlighted Sting's enduring popularity but also underscored the power of music as a catalyst for social change. Interesting to note is that the event was designed to capture global attention, with an audience of around 2 billion people, which positioned Sting among a unique lineup of artists advocating for a significant cause, reaffirming his role not just as a musician but also as a cultural figure engaged in meaningful dialogue around social issues.
Sting - A Winter's Night Full Concert Live from Durham Cathedral
Durham Cathedral
Durham, NC, United States
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In September 2009, when Sting performed "A Winter's Night" live at Durham Cathedral, he was in the midst of a successful solo career that began after ... Read Full Description >
In September 2009, when Sting performed "A Winter's Night" live at Durham Cathedral, he was in the midst of a successful solo career that began after his departure from The Police. This performance coincided with the release of his album "If on a Winter's Night...", which came out in 2009 and features a blend of traditional winter songs and original compositions. The choice of Durham Cathedral as the venue underscores Sting's penchant for incorporating historical and atmospheric settings into his performances, enhancing the contemplative nature of the live recording. Notably, this concert displayed Sting's continued evolution as an artist, merging his pop sensibilities with classical influences, which is a hallmark of his solo work. Additionally, this performance exemplifies his commitment to exploring themes of spirituality and nature through music, a recurring element throughout his discography.
Sting A Winter's Night Full Concert Live From Durham Cathedral
Durham Cathedral
Durham, NC, United Kingdom
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In December 2009, Sting performed "A Winter's Night Live From Durham Cathedral," showcasing a collection of traditional songs that reflect his deep en... Read Full Description >
In December 2009, Sting performed "A Winter's Night Live From Durham Cathedral," showcasing a collection of traditional songs that reflect his deep engagement with music rooted in folk and classical traditions. Leading up to this performance, Sting released his album "If on a Winter's Night..." in October 2009, which served as inspiration for the live recording, featuring similar themes of winter and traditional music. This period in Sting's career indicates a continued exploration of varied musical influences, moving beyond his rock origins with The Police into a more introspective and acoustic style. The Durham Cathedral concert, filmed in a stunning historical setting, underscored Sting's penchant for combining musical artistry with visual storytelling, reflecting his evolution as an artist who values the power of live performance in creating a unique atmosphere.
Sting Performs 'Englishman In New York' Live with Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
The Early Show
New York, NY, United States
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In July 2010, when Sting performed "Englishman In New York" on The Early Show in New York City, he was promoting his album "Symphonicities," which was... Read Full Description >
In July 2010, when Sting performed "Englishman In New York" on The Early Show in New York City, he was promoting his album "Symphonicities," which was released shortly before the performance in June 2010. This album features orchestral arrangements of his classic hits, showcasing his ability to reinterpret his music in a fresh and captivating way. The collaboration with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra during this performance highlights Sting's interest in blending different musical styles and elevating his work beyond traditional pop. Notably, "Englishman In New York," originally released in 1987 on the album "…Nothing Like the Sun," reflects themes of cultural identity and the experience of living as an expatriate, which resonate with audiences and add depth to the live performance. Sting's continual evolution as an artist and his bold choices to reinterpret his songs keep him relevant in the ever-changing music landscape.
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In January 2011, when Sting performed "Stand By Me" alongside Lady Gaga at the iHeartRadio event, he was celebrating a successful solo career that had... Read Full Description >
In January 2011, when Sting performed "Stand By Me" alongside Lady Gaga at the iHeartRadio event, he was celebrating a successful solo career that had been flourishing since his departure from The Police in 1986. Prior to this live recording, Sting had released his album "Symphonicities" in 2010, which featured orchestral arrangements of his classic songs, showcasing his inclination towards blending pop with classical elements. This particular performance also reflects his ability to collaborate with diverse artists, as seen with Lady Gaga, who, at the time, was rising rapidly in the pop music scene. Sting's recognition as a versatile musician is further emphasized by his enduring influence and the continued relevance of his earlier work, making such collaborations compelling events for both fans and the music industry.
Sting and Stevie Wonder Perform 'Fragile' at Sting's 60th Birthday Concert
Beacon Theatre
New York, NY, United States
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Sting's 60th birthday concert on October 1, 2011, featured the live performance of "Fragile" with the legendary Stevie Wonder at the Beacon Theater in... Read Full Description >
Sting's 60th birthday concert on October 1, 2011, featured the live performance of "Fragile" with the legendary Stevie Wonder at the Beacon Theater in New York City. Prior to this event, Sting released the album "Symphonicities" in 2010, which showcased orchestral arrangements of his greatest hits, reflecting a more mature phase of his career focused on reimagining his classic works. Notably, the concert not only celebrated Sting's milestone birthday but also underscored his collaboration with prominent artists like Stevie Wonder, a testament to his enduring influence in the music industry. The performance integrated jazz and classical elements, echoing Sting's diverse musical influences and highlighting his ability to blend genres. This concert exemplifies Sting’s continued relevance and artistic evolution, as he celebrates both his past and present in a unique live setting.
Sting Performs 'Every Breath You Take' Live at Il Palagio, Tuscany
Il Palagio
Figline Valdarno, Italy
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In August 2018, during a live performance at his estate Il Palagio in Italy, Sting showcased "Every Breath You Take," a song originally released in 19... Read Full Description >
In August 2018, during a live performance at his estate Il Palagio in Italy, Sting showcased "Every Breath You Take," a song originally released in 1983 by The Police. This performance took place after Sting had released his 2018 album "44/876," a collaboration with Jamaican artist Shaggy that explored reggae-inspired sounds while blending their diverse musical styles. The album marked a notable departure from his earlier work, infusing contemporary vibes with his signature storytelling. Sting's active engagement in various musical projects, including his solo endeavors and collaborations, highlights his versatility and dedication to evolving as an artist. The performance in Tuscany also illustrates his affinity for a more intimate, personal setting, connecting intimately with fans in a picturesque environment, which is reflective of his artistic persona and lifestyle.
Sting Live Performance of 'Englishman in New York' at Il Palagio, Italy
Il Palagio
Figline Valdarno, Toscana, Italy
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In August 2018, during the live performance of "Englishman in New York" captured at Il Palagio, Sting was enjoying a resurgence in his career, having ... Read Full Description >
In August 2018, during the live performance of "Englishman in New York" captured at Il Palagio, Sting was enjoying a resurgence in his career, having recently released his album "57th & 9th" in 2016. This album marked his first rock-oriented studio release in over a decade and featured a mix of upbeat tracks and introspective ballads, showcasing his continued evolution as an artist. The performance at his Tuscan estate, a venue that reflects his deep connection to Italian culture and lifestyle, added a unique ambiance to the event. Moreover, working with a house band that included Cinzia Re on vocals highlighted Sting’s collaborative spirit, as he often invites a variety of artists to perform with him. The recording exemplifies Sting's enduring appeal and ability to connect with audiences, embodying a blend of his classic hits with new interpretations reflective of his growth as a musician.
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In 2019, Sting collaborated with Mylène Farmer for a live performance of "Stolen Car," a track that reflects their artistic synergy and marked a nota... Read Full Description >
In 2019, Sting collaborated with Mylène Farmer for a live performance of "Stolen Car," a track that reflects their artistic synergy and marked a notable moment in both of their careers. Prior to this live recording, Sting had released his album "57th & 9th" in November 2016, which was a return to rock music and acknowledged for its energetic sound and personal themes. This live performance indicates Sting's continued relevance in the music scene, as he expertly blends his distinct style into Farmer's pop aesthetic, showcasing his versatility as an artist. The collaboration also aligns with Sting's long history of working across genres and languages, further demonstrating his ability to connect with diverse audiences. "Stolen Car" notably highlights his enduring appeal and commitment to collaborative art.
Sting - 'Shape Of My Heart' Live Performance from The Today Show
The Today Show
New York, NY, United States
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In May 2019, Sting performed "Shape of My Heart" during a live appearance on The Today Show, a track that originally appeared on his 1993 album *Ten S... Read Full Description >
In May 2019, Sting performed "Shape of My Heart" during a live appearance on The Today Show, a track that originally appeared on his 1993 album *Ten Summoner's Tales*. This performance was part of his promotional activities for the album *My Songs*, released in 2019, which featured reimagined versions of his most popular songs. At this stage in his career, Sting was celebrating both his extensive catalog and the new interpretations, highlighting the enduring appeal of his work. The inclusion of "Shape of My Heart," a fan favorite, reflects his ability to blend nostalgia with contemporary interpretations. Additionally, Sting's ongoing success demonstrates his versatility as an artist and his knack for connecting with audiences across different generations, as seen in this live performance on a major morning show.
Sting and Shaggy Perform 'Englishman in New York' at NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert
NPR Music office
Washington, DC, United States
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In July 2019, Sting collaborated with Jamaican artist Shaggy for a Tiny Desk Concert, showcasing their album "44/876," which had been released in Apri... Read Full Description >
In July 2019, Sting collaborated with Jamaican artist Shaggy for a Tiny Desk Concert, showcasing their album "44/876," which had been released in April of that same year. This album marked a significant point in Sting's career, as it is a fusion of reggae and pop, representing an adventurous collaboration that also garnered considerable acclaim. The concert featured performances of tracks like "Englishman in New York," a classic from Sting's solo catalog, alongside fresh material from "44/876," demonstrating his versatility and continued evolution as an artist. Interestingly, this partnership brought together two distinct musical styles and cultures, highlighting Sting's willingness to explore new artistic directions while maintaining his foundational sound. This concert not only showcased their musical synergy but also marked a celebratory moment in their collaboration, which had already achieved commercial success and critical recognition.
Sting Medley Performance of 'Every Breath You Take', 'Roxanne', and 'Fields of Gold'
Schellfischposten
Hamburg, Germany
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On July 20, 2019, Sting performed a medley of "Every Breath You Take," "Roxanne," and "Fields of Gold" during a live appearance on "Inas Nacht" at the... Read Full Description >
On July 20, 2019, Sting performed a medley of "Every Breath You Take," "Roxanne," and "Fields of Gold" during a live appearance on "Inas Nacht" at the Schellfischposten in Hamburg, Germany. At this point in his career, Sting had recently released his album "My Songs" in 2019, which features reimagined versions of his classic hits. This album marked a reflective phase for the artist, as he revisited his illustrious past while also exploring contemporary interpretations of his work. The performance in Hamburg aligns with Sting's ongoing commitment to both live music and engaging with his legacy, highlighted by the intimate setting of the venue and the conversational format of the show. Notably, Sting's ability to draw from a diverse repertoire and connect with audiences showcases his enduring talent and relevance in the music industry, even decades after his initial fame with The Police.
Sting and Shirazee Perform 'Englishman in New York' at Tiny Desk Concert
Tiny Desk
New York, NY, United States
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On March 22, 2021, Sting performed a Tiny Desk (Home) Concert, showcasing his artistry during a unique period marked by the COVID-19 pandemic. This pe... Read Full Description >
On March 22, 2021, Sting performed a Tiny Desk (Home) Concert, showcasing his artistry during a unique period marked by the COVID-19 pandemic. This performance followed the release of his 2019 album, "My Songs," which featured reimagined versions of his classic hits alongside new material. "My Songs" was a celebration of his illustrious career, emphasizing the timelessness of his catalog. During the Tiny Desk concert, Sting’s performance highlighted his adaptability as an artist, delivering emotionally resonant renditions in a stripped-down format. Interestingly, Sting's career is notable not only for his work with The Police but also for his successful solo ventures, merging genres like pop, rock, jazz, and classical. The intimate setting of the Tiny Desk (Home) Concert allowed fans to connect with his music in a direct and personal way, illustrating the continuing relevance of his work amidst challenging times.
Sting - Live Session at the Panthéon, Paris - Full Concert
Panthéon-Centre des Monuments Nationaux
Paris, France
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On October 6, 2021, Sting performed an exclusive live session at the Panthéon in Paris to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the radio station Fip. At... Read Full Description >
On October 6, 2021, Sting performed an exclusive live session at the Panthéon in Paris to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the radio station Fip. At this point in his career, Sting had released his latest album, "The Bridge," just days prior, on November 19, 2021. This album marks a significant return to form for the artist, showcasing his work during a reflective period influenced by the global pandemic. The live performance in such a historic venue further emphasizes Sting's stature in the music world, paralleling his established legacy with the monumental nature of the Panthéon. Interestingly, the concert provided a unique opportunity for Sting to share his music in a setting that pays homage to artists and thinkers who have shaped culture, encapsulating his almost five-decade journey in music.
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By January 2024, Sting was experiencing a vibrant phase in his career, marked by his continued relevance in both live performances and the music indus... Read Full Description >
By January 2024, Sting was experiencing a vibrant phase in his career, marked by his continued relevance in both live performances and the music industry. Before this live recording at Radio 2 in the Park, he released "The Bridge" in 2021, which showcased his evolution as an artist, integrating various musical styles and themes, including personal introspection and social commentary. Notably, "Message in a Bottle," the song he performed at the event, is one of Sting's signature pieces from his time with The Police, symbolizing themes of isolation and connection. This performance reinforces his enduring ability to engage audiences, a testament to his extensive catalogue and charisma as a live performer. Additionally, Sting often incorporates elements from his diverse musical influences into such live settings, giving a fresh spin to classic tracks while maintaining their emotional impact.
Sting - Full Concert at MGM Music Hall Boston - Sting 3.0 Tour
MGM Music Hall at Fenway
Boston, MA, US
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As of October 4, 2024, during the Sting 3.0 Tour, the artist had recently released the album *The Bridge* in November 2020, which marked his first stu... Read Full Description >
As of October 4, 2024, during the Sting 3.0 Tour, the artist had recently released the album *The Bridge* in November 2020, which marked his first studio album in nearly five years since *57th & 9th* in 2016. The *Bridge* album showcased Sting's exploration of various genres and his reflections on life during the pandemic, capturing a blend of vulnerability and resilience. Interestingly, Sting's live performances, such as the one at MGM Music Hall, often feature a rich mix of his extensive catalog, highlighting his evolution from The Police to a solo career that consistently blends pop, rock, jazz, and classical influences. This concert is part of a significant era in Sting's career, where he continues to innovate and connect deeply with fans, cementing his legacy as a versatile and enduring figure in music.
Sting and Stevie Wonder Perform 'Brand New Day' Live in New York
New York, NY, United States
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Sting's performance of "Brand New Day" with Stevie Wonder at his 60th birthday concert reflects a significant moment in his career. This live recordin... Read Full Description >
Sting's performance of "Brand New Day" with Stevie Wonder at his 60th birthday concert reflects a significant moment in his career. This live recording took place in 2011, after the release of his album "Symphonicities" in 2010, which featured orchestral arrangements of his classic songs as well as new material. "Brand New Day" is from his 1999 album of the same name, marking a transition to a more pop-oriented sound compared to his earlier work with The Police and his initial solo albums. The collaboration with the legendary Stevie Wonder not only emphasizes Sting’s continued popularity and relevance but also highlights his ability to connect with fellow musical icons. Sting's birthday concerts are known for their star-studded lineups, and this performance showcases his impressive network in the music industry and his enduring creative spirit.
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In the live recording of "Message in a Bottle" from the Howard Stern Show, Sting was promoting his 57th and 9th album, which was released in November ... Read Full Description >
In the live recording of "Message in a Bottle" from the Howard Stern Show, Sting was promoting his 57th and 9th album, which was released in November 2016. This marked a significant moment in Sting's career, as it was his first rock album in over a decade, showcasing a shift back to his roots after a series of more experimental and jazz-influenced projects. The performance of this iconic song, originally from The Police's 1979 album *Reggatta de Blanc*, highlights Sting's ability to blend his past with current artistic endeavors, connecting with both his classic fan base and newer listeners. The release of *57th and 9th* coincided with a return to touring, further cementing his status as a versatile and enduring figure in the music industry. This live performance also demonstrates Sting's continuing relevance and ability to captivate audiences with his timeless music.
Sting: The Brand New Day Tour Full Concert Live from Universal Amphitheatre
Universal Amphitheatre
CA, United States
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In the live recording of “Don't Stand So Close to Me,” Sting performs a song from his time with The Police, showcasing a significant moment in his... Read Full Description >
In the live recording of “Don't Stand So Close to Me,” Sting performs a song from his time with The Police, showcasing a significant moment in his music career. This track was originally released on The Police's album "Zenyatta Mondatta" in 1980 and highlights the band's unique blend of rock, reggae, and punk influences. At the time of this live performance, Sting had already achieved notable success with The Police, including multiple Grammy Awards, before embarking on a successful solo career in the late 1980s. This live rendition reflects his ability to connect with audiences and adapt classic hits for contemporary performances. Interestingly, "Don't Stand So Close to Me" also explores themes of obsession and illicit relationships, making it a powerful piece in both its lyrical content and musical arrangement. This live version serves as a reminder of Sting's enduring legacy as a compelling performer and songwriter.
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The live recording of "Fields of Gold" at the Olympia in Paris showcases Sting during a pivotal moment in his career. This performance aligns with the... Read Full Description >
The live recording of "Fields of Gold" at the Olympia in Paris showcases Sting during a pivotal moment in his career. This performance aligns with the promotion of his album "Ten Summoner's Tales," released in 1993, which marked a significant commercial success. The album included hits like "Fields of Gold" and "Shape of My Heart," further establishing Sting as a solo artist following his time with The Police. During this period, Sting was recognized for blending pop, rock, and jazz elements, reflecting his artistic growth. Notably, the Olympia concert represents Sting's deep connection to his audience, as he often engaged with them through stories about his songs and personal experiences. The live recordings from this tour highlight his evolution as a performer and songwriter, reinforcing his legacy in the music industry.
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In the live recording featuring Stevie Wonder and Sting performing "Higher Ground" and "Roxanne," Sting was at a significant point in his career as a ... Read Full Description >
In the live recording featuring Stevie Wonder and Sting performing "Higher Ground" and "Roxanne," Sting was at a significant point in his career as a solo artist following his departure from The Police. This performance occurred during the late 1990s, a time when Sting had just released his critically acclaimed album "Mercury Falling" in 1996, showcasing his evolution from rock to a more jazz-influenced sound. The collaboration with Stevie Wonder highlights Sting's versatility and ability to cross genres, as both artists have deep roots in different musical styles. Interestingly, Sting had also been involved in various humanitarian efforts and often included socially conscious themes in his music, reflecting his identity as an artist who uses his platform for advocacy. This performance underscores not only their musical chemistry but also the enduring appeal of their respective legacies.
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In the performance of "Little Something" from Florence, Italy, Sting was in the midst of promoting his album "57th & 9th," which was released in Novem... Read Full Description >
In the performance of "Little Something" from Florence, Italy, Sting was in the midst of promoting his album "57th & 9th," which was released in November 2016. This marked Sting’s first rock album in over a decade, showcasing a return to his roots with a sound reminiscent of his earlier solo work. Collaborating with Melody Gardot in this intimate setting highlights Sting's continuous evolution as an artist while maintaining his signature style. The song “Little Something” features a blend of jazz elements, which reflects Gardot's influence, contrasting with Sting’s established rock and pop background. Notably, Sting has often engaged in collaborations across genres, demonstrating his versatility and appeal to a wide audience. This performance underlines his willingness to explore new musical partnerships while staying connected to his extensive career.
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Sting, the renowned British musician, had released the album "Ten Summoner's Tales" in 1993, shortly before the "Fire Aid" performance, which occurred... Read Full Description >
Sting, the renowned British musician, had released the album "Ten Summoner's Tales" in 1993, shortly before the "Fire Aid" performance, which occurred in 1994. This album was a significant commercial success and included hits like "Shape of My Heart" and "Fields of Gold," showcasing his masterful blend of rock, jazz, and classical influences. During the "Fire Aid" concert, which aimed to raise awareness and funds for the devastating fires in the Amazon rainforest, Sting emphasized his commitment to environmental causes, reflecting his long-standing activism. His performance featured a mix of his solo hits and material from his time with The Police, capturing the essence of his evolving artistry. This live event was an important milestone that illustrated not only his musical prowess but also his dedication to social issues, reinforcing his reputation as an artist who intertwines music with meaningful advocacy.
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In the live recording of "Til the Morning" featuring Shaggy and Sting, the performance reflects Sting's continued exploration of cross-genre collabora... Read Full Description >
In the live recording of "Til the Morning" featuring Shaggy and Sting, the performance reflects Sting's continued exploration of cross-genre collaborations. This song is part of the collaborative album "44/876," released in April 2018, which blends reggae and pop elements, showcasing Sting's versatility as an artist since his days with The Police. Prior to this project, Sting had been delving into various genres throughout his solo career, including jazz and classical influences. Notably, this live performance at SiriusXM highlights his ongoing partnership with Shaggy, which has reinvigorated his musical presence in contemporary music circles. The collaboration brought together fans from both artists, exemplifying how seasoned musicians can successfully evolve and attract new audiences. Sting's commitment to this live venue further emphasizes his willingness to stay connected to fans through intimate performances.
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Sting And Shaggy: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert
NPR Music office July 10, 2019 -
Sting - Every Breath you Take
Il Palagio August 1, 2018 -
Sting - live session at the Panthéon in Paris - ARTE Concert
Panthéon-Centre des Monuments Nationaux October 6, 2021 -
Sting and Stevie Wonder - "Fragile" (from Sting's 60th birthday concert)
Beacon Theatre October 1, 2011 -
Melody Gardot & Sting - Little Something (The One Show)
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Sting Medley "Every breath you take ", "Roxanne", "Fields of Gold" live - Inas Nacht, 20.7. 2019
Schellfischposten July 20, 2019 -
Sting and Cheb Mami-Live-Desert Rose
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Lady Gaga ft. Sting - Stand By Me (Live At iHeartRadio 2011)
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Sting with Stevie Wonder - Brand New Day (Sting 60th Birthday)
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Sting performs "Englishman In New York" live in NYC
The Early Show July 15, 2010