Sting and Peter Gabriel
Sting and Peter Gabriel are joining forces to tour across North America this summer.
It was announced Tuesday that Sting and Gabriel would be hitting the road in June for what they’ve named their Rock, Paper, Scissors tour.
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As they hit stadiums in the U.S. and Canada, they will perform each others songs. Though they’ll have separate sets, they plan to “meld their bands to explore each other’s most celebrated hits” and sing together on some of them, according to the press release.
Sting pointed out during the announcement that he used a similar concept when he toured with Paul Simon roughly a year ago. He also previously toured with Gabriel as part of Amnesty International’s Human Rights Now tour. The former Police frontman believes that fans will appreciate the experimentation he and Gabriel will be putting on display this time around.
“I’m very happy that we’re taking the chance to experiment this way. I think people will be intrigued, I certainly am,” Sting said in a release.
Gabriel added, “What intrigues me is that you get a good bunch of musicians together and interesting things will happen.”
The Rock, Paper, Scissors tour kicks off on June 21 in Columbus, Ohio. The last tour stop will be on July 24 in Canada. Tickets will go on sale Jan. 25.
See Below For A Full List Of Tour Stops:
June 21: Columbus, OH, Nationwide Arena
June 23: Washington, DC, Verizon Center
June 24: Wantagh, NY, Jones Beach
June 26: Philadelphia, PA, BB&T Pavilion
June 27: New York, NY, Madison Square Garden
June 29: Toronto, ON, Air Canada Centre
June 30: Detroit, MI, The Palace of Auburn Hills
July 02: Worcester, MA, DCU Center
July 05: Montreal, QC, Bell Centre
July 07: Québec, QC, Festival d’été de Québec (Plains of Abraham)
July 09: Chicago, IL, United Center
July 10: Milwaukee, WI, Summerfest
July 12: Denver, CO, Pepsi Center
July 14: San Jose, CA, SAP Center at San Jose
July 15: Lake Tahoe, NV, Harvey’s
July 17: Los Angeles, CA, Hollywood Bowl
July 21: Seattle, WA, Key Arena
July 23: Calgary, AB, Scotiabank Saddledome
July 24: Edmonton, AB, Rexall Place
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