Sting To Play Rainforest Benefit

Forty years after its release, Sting's landmark live album Bring On The Night remains a defining document of his transition from The Police frontman to solo artist, capturing a bold musical shift that helped establish the next phase of his career.

Chris Botti's current live show is revealing a broader picture of the Grammy-winning trumpeter's musical range, pairing contemporary material including Lady Gaga and Bruno Mars' ‘Die With A Smile' with film scores, jazz standards and classic pop songs ahead of his June 2026 Australian tour.

Three decades after its original release, Tina Turner's Wildest Dreams returns in an expanded anniversary edition featuring a newly remastered album, rare recordings and a previously unreleased London concert from the Wildest Dreams Tour.

Sting has paid more than $800,000 to his former Police bandmates Andy Summers and Stewart Copeland after acknowledging historic underpayments, as a long running dispute over royalties moves through the High Court in London. Court filings confirm the payment was made after the guitarist and drummer launched legal proceedings last year against Sting and his publishing company, Magnetic Publishing.

In 2026, Brisbane audiences will be given a rare and remarkable opportunity: the southern hemisphere premiere of The Last Ship, the acclaimed musical written and composed by Sting.

Sting has revealed it was a “temporary throat infection” that forced him to postpone a string of performances this week.

Sting has cancelled several of his upcoming shows due to ill health.