There was always a problem with Sting’s Broadway musical, “The Last Ship.” Even though the music was par excellence, the songs beyond deliciously hummable, the story was always muddled. I’m thrilled to report that has changed, very much for the better. “The Last Ship” has been rebuilt and is eminently seaworthy. Last night’s premiere in Los Angeles at the Ahmanson Theater was a triumph on so many levels but the biggest was that we finally feel like the people of Wallsend, Newcastle, UK who build ships are getting their due.

Sting would be glad to live in a world ruled by women. He says there are few trials women aren’t strong enough to endure, and few troubles they can’t summon the will to fix. That’s why when faced with retooling his first Broadway musical, “The Last Ship,” Sting chose to make women the backbone of the new book. “My avatar is now a girl who wants to be a musician and escape,” the singer says while sitting in his dressing room backstage at the Ahmanson Theatre...

The Cherrytree Music Company and Live Nation have confirmed that Sting: My Songs will return to Europe this summer with appearances scheduled in concert venues and at festivals including a very special performance on 1 August, 2020 at Auditorio de Castrelos in Vigo, Spain. Tickets are not expected to go on sale for this show for several months yet and a further announcement will be made nearer the on-sale date once details have been finalised.

Don’t expect Sting to be next in line for a big-screen biopic. “Absolutely not,” the 68-year-old rock legend says of getting the Rocketman treatment. “I’m telling my story in an artistic way.” That way is with the musical The Last Ship, which runs at the Ahmanson Theatre until Feb. 16. Sting wrote the music and lyrics and plays the foreman of a Newcastle shipyard in the show, which draws from his early years growing up in a grim, ship-building town in Northern England. The Hollywood Reporter caught up with Sting...

The Cherrytree Music Company and Live Nation have confirmed that Sting: My Songs will return to Europe this summer with appearances scheduled in concert venues and at festivals including a very special performance on 23 July, 2020 at Parco della Cittadella during the “Parma Città della Musica” Festival that celebrates the city as Italy’s Capital of Culture. Members of Sting’s Fan Club will have the opportunity to access exclusive pre-sale tickets prior to the general public starting 10am CET on Tuesday, 21 January. 

Sting has added 4 additional tour dates to his  "My Songs" tour this October and will be coming to Germany and Switzerland with dates in Oberhausen, Hamburg, Leipzig and Zurich. Don't miss your chance to experience Sting live in concert, performing his most beloved songs spanning his prolific career with The Police and as a solo artist. Sting.com members can secure preferred tickets before the general public through our exclusive member presales that begin TOMORROW, January 21 at 10am CET. If you are not yet a member, sign up now!