More than 35 years after his first visit to the country with The Police, Sting is once again reunited with the local public, one of the most loyal in the world.
One of the most anticipated news for Argentine fans was confirmed:STING 3.0 Tour will have a stop in Buenos Aires!
He February 23, 2025 at the Movistar Arena Stadiumanother chapter will be written in his long history with the local public, in front of which he played for the first time more than 35 years ago at the head of The Police. The tour “Sting 3.0”whose local stop will be produced by DF Entertainment, finds the idol betting on a power trio format in intimate venues, so that fans can experience the emotion of the songs that marked entire generations up close.
How and where to get tickets for Sting at the Movistar Arena
Tickets to see the STING 3.0 Tour in Argentina will be available From Thursday 26th September at 10.00 am, only from the official Movistar Arena websitewith exclusive pre-sale for BBVA Mastercard customers, for 24 hours or until stock runs out, whichever comes first.
General sale with all payment methods will begin on September 27 at 10:00 a.m.
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Known for his groundbreaking work as a solo artist and as the lead singer and songwriter for the seminal group The Police, Sting has consistently pushed the boundaries of musical innovation throughout his illustrious career. Each Sting 3.0 show is a perfect occasion to relive all of his greatest hits as a solo artist and with The Police, through the eyes and interpretation of a trio of accomplished musicians, comprised of: Chris Maas on drums, and the Argentine guitarist Dominic Millerwith whom he has worked and collaborated since the 90s. The consolidated work with these artists inspired his new song, “I Wrote Your Name (Upon My Heart)”.
Sting first came to Argentina in 1980, when The Police were rising to international stardom, and since then, the English musician has visited the country numerous times, both with the band and as a soloist, with the highlight being, of course, his show in December 1987, when he became the first rocker to fill the River Plate Stadium. The last time he came to Argentina was in 2017, when he presented his album 54th & 9th at the Hipódromo de Palermo. Seven years later, he will be premiering the songs from The Bridge (2021), his fifteenth studio album, in these latitudes.
Source: Ambito
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