Magic Bag Presents: Stewart Copeland - Have I Said Too Much

Seated Event . Seating Is First Come, First Served. VIP EXPERIENCEVIP ticket includes: 1) Personal photograph and Meet and Greet with Stewart.2) Autographed personal items. SHOW DESCRIPTION:Stewart Copeland, world famous drummer, founder of the most successful rock band of the 1980s, The Police, composer of film scores, video games and operas, multi Grammywinner and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, writer and film maker, is heading out on his first American spoken-word tour, to talk about it all in his usual funny, intelligent, sharp and unique way.An evening of conversation, with photos, videos and a Qs Have I Said Too Much -The Police, Hollywood, and other adventures.STEWART COPELANDHes a bona fide rock star, the sort of head-turning, headline-generating, household name who was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame before todays music stars had even been born. Stewart Copeland became an all-time great after recruiting Sting and Andy Summers into his band, The Police, in 1977. They enjoyed four consecutive number one studio albums, winning Grammy and BRIT Awards, and selling a cool 75 million records. Enjoying number-one hits with Message In A Bottle, Walking On The Moon, Dont Stand So Close To Me, Everything Little Thing She Does Is Magic, and the peerless, multi-platinum Every Breath You Take, The Police became one of the most influential bands that Britain has ever produced. For a while, they were the biggest in the world, before disbanding at the height of their fame in 1986 and periodically returning for one-offs and a reunion tour in 2007, which was the highest-grossing tour in the world.Copeland was far from done. After The Police first disbanded, he began composing soundtracks for cult and blockbuster movies, starting with Grammy winning Francis Ford Coppolas Rumblefish. Hes spent the subsequent near-four decades at the forefront of contemporary music, as a rock star and acclaimed film composer, and across the worlds of opera, ballet, chamber, and world