Stewart Copeland of the Police: (Talking about The Police) That's the fun of a trio. Each person has a wide area to cover, and it helps build a strong character. There are a lot of four-member or five-member bands that are really great, of course. But if you get the right three guys, it simultaneously distills everything and amplifies everything. For me, it's a magic number. Even though the other night [at the Hall of Fame induction ceremony] we were just a faint echo of our former glory, we actually hit the spot a couple times.
The Police's album Synchronicity sold over ten million copies world wide.
The Police recorded their fourth album Ghost in the Machineon the Caribbean island of Montserrat.
The Police's final studio album, Synchronicity, was at the top of the American charts for 17 weeks.
The Police were founded by Stewart Copeland.
In 1980, The Police won three Grammy awards and was named the Best British Group at the first Brit Awards.
In February and March 1980, The Police toured Japan, Hong Kong, New Zealand, Australia, India, Egypt and Greece
In 1992, Sting married Trudie Styler and the other members of the band attended the wedding. They got together and performed "Message In A Bottle" and "Roxanne."
The Police used to tour around in a Ford Econoline van.
At one time, The Police had four members in their band, but Henry Padovani quit within the first year.
The Police's first single was "Fall Out/Nothing Achieving."
The Police broke up in 1984, so that each member could pursue a solo career.
The Police formed their band in 1977.
The Police's song Roxanne is ranked #85 on VH1's 100 Greatest Songs of Rock & Roll.
Albums: Outlandos d'Amour released in 1978 Reggatta de Blanc released in 1979 Zenyatta Mondatta released in 1980 Ghost in the Machine released in 1981 Synchronicity released in 1983 Every Breath You Take: The Singles released in 1986 Message in a Box: The Complete Recordings released in 1993 Every Breath You Take: The Classics released in 1995 Live! released in 1995 The Very Best of Sting & The Police released in 1997 and 2002