‘Roxanne’ almost wasn’t a hit for the Police. In fact, the song wasn’t even a blip on the U.K. charts after its April 1978 release. And when ‘Roxanne’ did finally resonate with listeners after its ...

Incubus got a lift from Police drummer Stewart Copeland and guitarist Andy Summers last weekend in Los Angeles, when the pair joined the modern rock act for renditions of the Police's "Roxanne" and… ...

In 1978, the Police were emerging in the British punk rock scene when they recorded their debut album, Outlandos d’Amour. But one of the singles from the album didn’t immediately impress bandmates ...

Stewart Copeland didn’t think much of “Roxanne” the first time he heard it, admitting he considered the tune a “throwaway song.” The Police drummer was recently a guest on The Bob Lefsetz Podcast, ...

The classic Police tune "Roxanne" is the latest track to join the Spotify Billions Club. The news was announced on the band's Instagram account, with the post noting, "It's official! Roxanne has ...

If we had a siren, we’d ring it for The Police, who just achieved another career milestone with their 1978 track “Roxanne.” The genre-defying single about ladies of the night on the streets of Paris ...

Formed in England and fusing elements of reggae, world music, jazz and punk – with lyrics that alternated between dark, witty and cryptic – The Police were one of the biggest bands of the 1980s. An ...

The Police were a British rock band formed in London in 1977, consisting of Sting (Gordon Sumner) on lead vocals and bass guitar, Andy Summers on guitar, and Stewart Copeland on drums. They gained ...

Stewart Copeland didn’t think much of “Roxanne” the first time he heard it, admitting he considered the tune a “throwaway song.” The Police drummer was recently a guest on The Bob Lefsetz Podcast, ...