Sting bringing his ‘My Songs’ tour to Halifax

By CityNews Halifax Staff

Posted Feb 18, 2022 02:37:00 PM.

Sting is coming to Halifax. 

The former Police frontman will be playing Scotiabank Centre on May 2 as part of his “My Songs” tour with special guest Joe Sumner.

He'll also be stopping at Moncton's Avenir Centre and the Mary Brown's Centre in St. John's in September. 
 
Tickets go on sale next Friday, Feb. 25. 

Evenko writes fans can expect to hear “Englishman In New York,” “Every Breath You Take,” “Roxanne,” “Message In A Bottle” and more.

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