Dubbed the “Back to Bass” tour, Sting will be playing all his hits from the Sept. 27 box set detailing his hits over the decades. The tour, which is produced by RZO Entertainment, promoted by Live Nation and part of the American Express Concert Series, runs between Oct. 21 at Boston’s Wang Theatre and Dec. 10 at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre in Vancouver. The last U.S. gig is Dec. 6 at Seattle’s Paramount Theater.

Sting tickets are also available for Oct. 26-27 in Upper Darby, Penn.; Oct. 29 in Washington, D.C.; Nov. 1-2 in Toronto; Nov. 5 in Rosemont, Ill., and more.

This tour will feature Sting with a bare-bones, five-piece instrumental band. Fans will also enjoy the intimate venue and chance to see one of the greats play hit songs that they may not have heard live before. Also, be sure to pick up the new Sting: 25 Years box set featuring 55 hits like “Message in a Bottle” and “Desert Rose.”

“Twin Spirits” is a dramatized concert about the musician couple’s courtship retold through their letters to each other. Sting and Trudie read the respective parts while a six-piece ensemble plays Schumann’s music in the background. They first performed the musical dramatization at London’s Royal Opera House in 2007.

The revived piece will be staged at the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles on Feb. 15. Don’t miss a chance to see Sting and his real-life leading lady bring one of music’s lovliest romances to life - get your Sting tickets today for “True Spirits.”

Not only did Sting perform live, but there were also appearances from today’s hottest stars: Justin Bieber, Cameron Diaz, Ke$ha, True Blood’s Sam Trammel, Lenny Kravitz, Kathy Griffin, Robert Redford, Tim McGraw and more.

Sting’s song “Fragile,” which he performed on the telethon, was dedicated to “all the people in the Gulf who have lost their livelihoods because of this terrible oil spill, and all the animals and birds we’re losing,” the singer said.

The telethon, which raised a whopping $1.8 million, will benefit the United Way, the National Wildlife Federation and the Nature Conservancy.

If you missed the telethon, you can still see Sting perform live during his summer tour. Just get your Sting tickets for any number of his shows, which continue in the U.S. and Canada throughout the end of July!

The Abbey Road performance featured five songs spanning Sting’s whole career, and have been rearranged for orchestral play.  The performance was accompanied by The Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra, who will be joining Sting out on the road. 

Sting first became interested in working with orchestras back in 2008 when he was invited to perform with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra.  He then had the opportunity to also play with Philadelphia Orchestra.  Both collaborations became the inspiration for the upcoming tour and album,  “Symphonicities continues his restless exploration of the possibilities of music.”

The new album in scheduled for release on July 13, 2010.  The first single, “Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic,”  is currently available through all digital retailers.  This is Sting’s first major tour since the Police re-union tour in 2007.  The world tour kicks off in Vancouver on June 2nd and will travel to 41 cities in 47 days.

Sting is just as excited as we are, “I am looking forward to the upcoming tour with undisguised glee, having a whole new palate of musical colors to work with and reinventing the songs that have been the staples of my live performances for over thirty years.”

This will truly be a special tour and I can’t wait to get my hands on Sting tickets!  Keep checking back for more Sting news.

The two-night run, July 13 & 14, will allow Sting to reinterpret both his solo music and hits from the vast Police catalog with lush orchestration created specifically for this tour. Is there anything this incredible versatile and prolific musician can’t do? Apparently not. 

Fortunately, the significance of the occasion is not lost on Sting. “The Metropolitan Opera has such a rich cultural history in supporting and celebrating a truly diverse range of artists,” he said. “It is both an honor and a thrill to have the opportunity to perform at this renowned landmark.”

Sting tickets for the Met and for all the stops on his tour are selling quickly (Red Rocks and the Hollywood Bowl shows are already sold out). Don’t miss your chance to witness this unique event!

The premise of the tour is still based on some of Sting’s best songs, but they have been re-imagined to better fit within the scope of a symphony arrangement. The material will come from his time spent with The Police, as well as his later solo projects.

“I’m delighted by this new opportunity to tour with the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra and reinterpret the songs I’ve been playing for many years,” Sting said in a press release.

This summer tour with Sting and the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra is being conducted by Maestro Steven Mercurio. Guitarist Dominic Miller, percussionist David Cossin, vocalist Jo Lawry and bassist Ira Coleman will also be joining the 45-piece orchestra.

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The album, which released in late October, preceded his latest worldwide tour, which will be heading to Europe in February.

Sting came together with producer Robert Sadin, friend and colleague, guitarist Dominic Miller, and several other artists including Kathryn Tickell and Chris Botti.