On Monday (November 3), Sting announced the dates and details of his spring 2026 U.S. tour with his “Sting 3.0” power trio. The 12-date run kicks off on May 9 in Durant, Oklahoma, and includes stops in major cities like Austin, Houston, Atlanta, and a three-night run at Wolf Trap in Vienna, Virginia, before concluding on May 25 in Richmond, VA. An artist presale starts on Tuesday (November 4), followed by a general on-sale beginning on Friday (November 7). These newly announced dates follow Sting’s six remaining 2025 US shows throughout November, and continues his acclaimed tour featuring guitarist Dominic Miller and drummer Chris Maas. Meanwhile, Sting faces a royalties lawsuit from his former Police bandmates Andy Summers and Stewart Copeland, which the 74-year-old bassist and his legal team are contesting, claiming that the two musicians have actually been “substantially overpaid” throughout the years. (Consequence of Sound)
