Yes, a song about being a crazy weird stalker is worth around a $750,000 salary to the guy who wrote it, and he doesn't have to do anything except open up the royalty checks and take them down to the bank. More than 40 years after he became singer and bass guitarist for the kind of punk, kind of jazz, kind of reggae band known as the Police, Sting is the But where did this mysterious, mono-named person come from, originally? Rock Paper Scissors 2016 19 Cities, 2 Countries. Why is "Every Breath you Take" so dang creepy? Sting, real name Gordon Sumner, is an English singer-songwriter and musician from Wallsend, Northumberland. The family lived in a shipbuilding town not far from the shipyards, in fact, Sting once told David Letterman that his earliest memory was "the sky being blotted out by a massive ship, towering above the house. Because punk rock and chewing gum go together like moonshine and milkshakes, which is to say not at all.Okay, so they all bleached their hair and then afterward they were all, "Cool, loving the bleached hair thing" and they decided to just keep it that way. Sting's parents were not privileged — his mom was a hairdresser and his dad owned a dairy shop. Here's how Sting really got his name: "I would wear a sweater that my girlfriend had knit for me," So let's get this straight ... there were no honey bees involved in the legendary christening of this legendary rock star. Somehow Sting did.

Sting was Mr. Sumner by day, and guitar mogul by night. Summer 2015 2015 24 Cities, 10 Countries.

Tweet Share Google+ Pinterest . Artist / Band: Sting in Nice; Stadium / Concert Hall - City: PALAIS NIKAIA DE NICE - NICE; Date: Saturday, October 26th 2019; Categories available: Golden Circle, Category 1, Category 2 And Category 3, Category 4 and Standing ; Face Value : From 67.5€ To 128€ Event description. There were no sting operations and there was no enemy-slaying wit. Keep reading to find out all these answers and more, except for the one about "Every Breath you Take" because we really have no idea what the deal is with that super-creepy song.So when Sting was born, doctors were all, "Seriously? She did more than that, …
Who in the heck gives their kid only one name? Lake House is a 16th-century manor house with So that's cool, but Lake House is not the only home Sting owns. 44/876 Tour United Kingdom 2019 4 Shows. I just played the guitar. Sophie B. hit the stage and announced, ''I'm gonna warm you up here a little bit.'' Summer 2019 Concerts 2019 5 Shows.

Sting was not born with the name "Sting"; in fact, he has a very not-very-rock-star name on his birth certificate: Gordon Matthew Thomas Sumner.It's a humble name for a guy with really humble beginnings. Or maybe, he occasionally engaged in hand to hand combat with hives of honey bees.All of those awesome theories are wrong, though. "That is pretty respectable — it's impossible to teach kids to be responsible, productive members of society while simultaneously giving them everything they ever wanted for free. After all, there's still that 16th-century manor house and the $2,000 a day in royalties from "Every Breath You Take" that have to go to someone, even after Sting himself has told this planet to buzz off.© 2020 Grunge.com.

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It really doesn't get much more privileged than that. All rights reserved Wouldn't that be poetic.It will probably not surprise you to hear that Sting didn't really get along that well with Stewart Copeland and Andy Summers because no band in the history of everywhere has ever really gotten along, except maybe for Phil Collins' band on the album "But most bands can get past the bickering and forget their differences long enough to create music. They made great music, sure, but they could not get past the bickering. Okay, he can afford to be because he's a rock star. Being too impatient to wait for the European dates I travelled to Las Vegas to see the three opening nights of Sting's Brand New Day Tour.

But it is only the stage that will remain the same.

Just kidding. You can now sleep peacefully knowing that another of the Earth's great mysteries has finally been solved.Someone forgot to tell Sting that women in labor don't usually want to be in movies.