Sting performed a moving rendition of 'Fields of Gold' last week in Los Angeles at the memorial service for A&M Records' beloved Gil Friesen. Gil worked with Herb Alpert and Jerry Moss to make A&M Records an independent power house in the 1970s and 80s, launching The Police, Sting, as well as Carole King, Cat Stevens, Billy Preston, the Carpenters, and my favorite A&M Single of all time, 'Do You Know What I Mean' by Lee Michaels. A&M star Bryan Adams sang 'Heaven', Suzanne Vega performed a song she wrote for Gil, Herb Alpert and Lani Hall did a duet on 'I’ll Remember You'. Other guests included Stewart Copeland and Andy Summers of The Police, Sting’s manager and Gil’s friend Kathy Schenker, manager Derek Power, artist Ed Ruscha, Tom Freston, Peter Morton, and Jann Wenner...

On Saturday, July 13, Sting will perform at Tivoli in Copenhagen, Denmark! Tickets for this concert will go on sale this Thursday, February 7 at 10AM (local time). Visitors to Tivoli may obtain prime viewing of the concert with access to the special enclosure located in front of the stage by purchasing a ticket for DKK 195.00 (inclusive of fees). Please note, unless you are a Season Pass holder, admission to Tivoli (DKK 95.00) is not included in the concert ticket price. Tivoli will remain open for visitors to the Gardens, who will be able to hear the concert from outside the enclosure with payment of the admission fee...