Suddenly the innocent little sing-alongs take a much darker turn, a song like - for example - Every Breath You Take by The ...

In 1983, four years after their first number 1, 'peroxide reggae' band The Police were still ... with Annie Nightingale, Sting also revealed that "Every Breath You Take" was a song about ...

Sting – who wrote the song and performed as bassist and frontman for The Police – has long dismissed claims that ‘Every Breath You Take’ has sinister undertones. Back in 1993, for example ...

In the letter, Ms Redman Lusher said that Every Breath You Take would be replaced by Learning to Fly, the Foo Fighters song. She added: “For the fans of the Police and Sting, do not despair!

Romance movies almost always require the suspension of disbelief, but some of them take matters a little too far. And these ...

In 2019, Broadcast Music, Inc. (BMI) recognised Every Breath You Take as the most-played song in radio history. It is The Police’s biggest song, estimated to generate around a quarter of Sting ...

This is exactly what happened when Sting and The Police got their start in the late ’70s and early ’80s. Released in 1980, The Police album does not strictly contrast the greater catalog of ...

By Hannah Dailey Sting is pulling ... 25 but will now take place May 29. Shaggy, Mike Einziger of Incubus and more guests were also expected to perform. The “Every Breath You Take” singer ...

As the frontman of The Police and an acclaimed solo artist, Sting’s hits like "Every Breath You Take," "Fields of Gold" and "Desert Rose" have made him a global sensation. With his “STING 3.0 ...