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Costello And Police In Buffalo Bring Back Memories, But Not Much Excitement

Elvis Costello started his set five minutes early, but I got to my seat during his first song, one of a handful from his new Momofuku album. Though I don't know any of the titles, and Costello didn't mention them (aside from the acoustic ballad "My Three Sons," which unfortunately had no Uncle Charlie references), I enjoyed them all and...
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Elvis Costello

The Police Show Is Best Buytacular

In my (just under) three years at Chart, a lot of reunions have come and gone. With interest, I've watched the ebb and flow of The Pixies, the resurgence of Dinosaur Jr. and Mission Of Burma's triumphant, if somewhat less popular, reformation. Recently, there's been even bigger name get-back-togethers from Van Halen, The Verve, Spice Girls and...
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The Police's Legacy Holds Up At Toronto Reunion Stop

A bass-playing Sumner and his two bandmates did a woeful job of bashing their way through a set of Coldplay-inspired rock 'n' lite reggae last night. It's a good thing then, that it was Joe Sumner and his tepid foray into the family business known as Fiction Plane and not the main gig as anchored by Gordon Matthew Thomas Sumner — better known to...
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Andy Summers — Earth + Sky

Oh God, I thought to myself when given the new Andy Summers record to review. If there's one thing that easily sends pop/rock critics running for their lives, it’s a whole disc of guitar soloing. Luckily, Andy Summers, who, when you think about it, was always a fairly tasteful player, has not created some kind of heavy metal wankfest or some over...
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Andy Summers - Earth + Sky

Today In Music History: The Police And Jan. 12, 1977

The Police held their first rehearsal at drummer Stewart Copeland's London, England apartment on this day in 1977. The band then consisted of Copeland, singer/bassist Sting and guitarist Henry Padovani. They recorded their first single, "Fall Out"/"Achieving Nothing," a month after they started rehearsing. Guitarist Andy...
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Police Break The Bank

The Police can thank me for making them the biggest money earners in the music world over the last year. After all, I bought four tickets to their show with Elvis Costello in Buffalo, N.Y. earlier this year. But I guess a lot of other folks (about 3.7 million, to be a little more precise) are owed thanks, too, since The Police's lucrative...
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Bob Gruen Shoots Rockers

Bob Gruen has arguably been the world's foremost rock 'n' roll photographer for the past 40 years, but it's taken until now for him to present the first solo exhibition of his work in Canada. Toronto's Liss Gallery will host "Rockers," a show featuring about 70 of Gruen's works, starting on Thursday and running until Oct. 11. "It...
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Bob Gruen

The Police At Air Canada Centre

Photographer: 
Rachel Verbin
Venue: 
Air Canada Centre
City: 
Toronto, ON
Date: 
November 8, 2007
The Police

The Police At Air Canada Centre

Photographer: 
Rachel Verbin
Venue: 
Air Canada Centre
City: 
Toronto, ON
Date: 
November 8, 2007
The Police

The Police At Air Canada Centre

Photographer: 
Rachel Verbin
Venue: 
Air Canada Centre
City: 
Toronto, ON
Date: 
November 8, 2007
Sting Of The Police

The Police At Air Canada Centre

Photographer: 
Rachel Verbin
Venue: 
Air Canada Centre
City: 
Toronto, ON
Date: 
November 8, 2007
Andy Summers

The Police At Air Canada Centre

Photographer: 
Rachel Verbin
Venue: 
Air Canada Centre
City: 
Toronto, ON
Date: 
November 8, 2007
The Police

The Police At Air Canada Centre

Photographer: 
Rachel Verbin
Venue: 
Air Canada Centre
City: 
Toronto, ON
Date: 
November 8, 2007
Sting Of The Police

Police Lead The Way In A Down Year For Concert Revenues

The Police's reunion tour was the most successful of this year, according to Billboard Boxscore. The reformed British trio put their differences behind them in order to gross $212 million U.S. and sell more than 1.8 million tickets at stadiums, arenas and festivals around the globe through Nov. 13. Another group who returned after a long...
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The Police (Photo By Rachel Verbin)

Bonnaroo 2007: Day Three

Photographer: 
Scott Ramsey
City: 
Manchester, TN
Date: 
June 16, 2007
The Police

Bonnaroo 2007: Day Three

Photographer: 
Scott Ramsey
City: 
Manchester, TN
Date: 
June 16, 2007
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Police Release Hits Album To Coincide With Tour

Legendary rockers The Police will begin their global reunion tour with an exclusive fan club members-only warm-up show at Vancouver's General Motors Place on May 27, and follow it with the June 5 release of a self-titled hits collection. The two-disc, 28-song A&M set will be joined in stores that day by remastered versions of Police...
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The Police, White Stripes And Tool To Headline Bonnaroo Festival

The sixth annual Bonnaroo Music And Arts Festival, taking place from June 14 to 17 in Manchester, Tennessee, will feature more than 100 bands and 20 comedians on 13 stages. The Police, The White Stripes, Tool and Franz Ferdinand are among the biggest names included in the fest's initial list of performers. Feist, Sam Roberts Band and Martha...
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The White Stripes

The Police Will Launch Reunion Tour In Vancouver

If The Police whetted your appetite with their reunion performance of "Roxanne" on Sunday night's Grammy Awards, a full course meal of the trio is on its way. Singer/bassist Sting (real name Gordon Sumner), guitarist Andy Summers and drummer Stewart Copeland will mark their 30th anniversary by touring the world, they announced after a...
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