Sting has rolled out a new solo virtual concert contest for a lucky fans around the release of his new Duets collection, which drops on March 19th.
Duets features Sting's team-ups with Mary J. Blige, Herbie Hancock, Eric Clapton, Annie Lennox, Charles Aznavour, Mylène Farmer, Shaggy, Melody Gardot, Gashi and more. The album also includes the new, never-before-released song, "September" which pairs Sting with Italian icon Zucchero.
A message was posted to fans on the Sting.com website, which reads:
To celebrate the release of Sting’s new album Duets, you could win the opportunity to receive a virtual, solo performance from Sting — filmed especially for this competition — along with a personalized shout out from Sting himself!
To enter the competition, order any format of Duets (CD / Vinyl) from the official store before 3 pm on Thursday, March 25th. This is the ultimate keepsake to commemorate this 17-song collection, featuring many of Sting’s most beloved collaborations through the years.
Order here: https://sting.lnk.to/DuetsComp
To enter, order any format of Duets from Sting’s official store before 3 pm on Thursday, March 25th. Participating territories only; see website for details. Good luck!
The new set features Sting's duet with Annie Lennox for a take on his 1987 classic, "We'll Be Together." The pair have been close friends for decades and even toured together back in 2004. He recalled to us when the two connected in the late-1970's: ["I remember the first time we were in BBC studios in London, at a radio broadcast. And she was with a band called the Tourists with Dave Stewart. We were the Police, and they supported us. And I remember her distinctive voice even then. And then became the Eurythmics, and then we would see each other now and then at a distance and we'd wave. I never thought we'd tour together, but strange how things pan out in the long run."] SOUNDCUE (:22 OC: . . . the long run)
Sting Recalls First Meeting Annie Lennox :
