"Sting, pure and simple, at Rosemont Theatre" - reports the Chicago Daily Herald...
November 05, 2011
There were no former bandmates from back in the day. No symphony orchestras. No theatrics. No distractions. It was Sting distilled.
Playing a one-night show at the Rosemont Theatre Saturday, this was the Sting, pure and simple. Dressed in a plain gray T-shirt and jeans with a single spotlight on him, Sting was back to basics, or rather "Back to Bass" in a tour designed to celebrate his 25 years as a solo artist.
He started the night with 'All This Time', accompanied by a five-piece band, including father and son guitarists Dominic and Rufus Miller and fiddler extraordinaire Peter Tickell, as well as drummer Vinnie Colaiuta and vocalist Jo Lawry.
Click here to read in full what the Chicago Daily Herald had to say about Sting's concert at the Rosemont Theatre.
Were you there? Share your review or comments and post any photos from the evening or your ticket stub to the event page. Tell us about it!th The Police.
Playing a one-night show at the Rosemont Theatre Saturday, this was the Sting, pure and simple. Dressed in a plain gray T-shirt and jeans with a single spotlight on him, Sting was back to basics, or rather "Back to Bass" in a tour designed to celebrate his 25 years as a solo artist.
He started the night with 'All This Time', accompanied by a five-piece band, including father and son guitarists Dominic and Rufus Miller and fiddler extraordinaire Peter Tickell, as well as drummer Vinnie Colaiuta and vocalist Jo Lawry.
Click here to read in full what the Chicago Daily Herald had to say about Sting's concert at the Rosemont Theatre.
Were you there? Share your review or comments and post any photos from the evening or your ticket stub to the event page. Tell us about it!th The Police.
