Sting ’s On The Waterfront support act The Christians have issued an update after their drummer suffered a cardiac arrest ...

Malkmus has previously played in American indie icons Pavement and Seattle country rock outfit Straw Dogs. The Hard Quartet ...

Sting may be famous for the four-string, but he knew how to show his stuff on any instrument he picks up when he made a tune.

But I was thinking, "Well, that's kind of a waste of a good tuning peg," so I took a bass string, put it on the guitar, and tuned it in unison, only an octave lower on the A string, so I'd still ...

Then, in typical risk-taking fashion, he proceeded to play it that night at CBGB’s – without practicing beforehand. “There were no fret marks on it,” Sting told Bass Player. "So all I ...

Fretted, fretless, double bass, eight-string – Sting was unstoppable on bass, filling up the empty spaces within the trio format of the Police with a variety of lines, from the simple to the ...

Sting channeled the Police at his Arizona Financial Theatre concert in Phoenix, with songs as essential as "Roxanne" and "Message in a Bottle." ...

Which hits is Sting playing on his My Songs tour? With a resume spanning nearly more than 45 years of material, ... Bob Marley’s “No Woman No Cry,” a showcase for Sting’s fluid bass work. ...

The best 5-string bass guitars come in a variety of shapes and styles, so whether you’re playing death metal, smooth jazz, or anything in between, you can find an instrument that suits you tonally, ...

OXON HILL, Md. – As we well know, Sting can front a trio quite capably. He has toured with large bands – such as last summer’s team on his My Songs outing – well-primed quartets and, in ...

ZZ Top were playing the Mark C. Smith Concert Hall at the Von Braun Center in Huntsville, Alabama, when Francis' 17-string bass graced the stage, as shown in fan-captured video from the show.

Rocky Mountain Bass Festival The 2018 Rocky Mountain Bass Festival (the 15 th Bass Festival since 1992) at the CU College of Music in Boulder was held on Sunday, October 21 from 8:30 am until 6:00 pm.