Everything old will be new again on an upcoming Sting record. The former Police frontman is planning an album with 're-imagined' versions of his most well-known songs.
Jon Bon Jovi turns 56 today (March 2), and it goes without saying that in addition to being an absolute force live decades after debuting, he has, without a doubt, aged extremely well. (And he's embraced a silver-haired look and got better looking. JBJ is unreal!)
Sting took part in a funny moment on the 60th GRAMMYs telecast last night when he took to the New York City subways with Shaggy and host James Corden and tried to do a new version of “Carpool Karaoke” called “Subway Karaoke.”
There’s been a lot of surprising news in the classic rock world this week, but the only story that made us exclaim, “WHAT?!” is this business about Sting releasing an album with dancehall-reggae artist Shaggy.
Out today is Sting: Live At The Olympia Paris, a new concert film shot during April on the former Police man's tour supporting his latest album, 57th & 9th.
