Stewart Copeland, The Police rock legend, to perform in Torquay in October

Renowned rock musician Stewart Copeland, best known as the co-founder and drummer of The Police, is set to take the stage at the Babbacombe Theatre in Torquay during his upcoming UK tour. His live show, titled Have I Said Too Much: The Police, Hollywood, And Other Adventures, is scheduled to dazzle audiences on Thursday, October 9th at 7:30 pm.

This performance coincides with the release of Copeland’s latest limited-edition album, Artifacts from the Vault, as well as a new authorized biography. Both the album and biography are available in signed formats, with some copies even featuring Copeland’s own drum skins and sticks as exclusive collectibles.

Expressing his excitement about this new venture, Copeland shared, “I am genuinely thrilled that this assemblage of previously unreleased music will be released in conjunction with a distinctive and officially sanctioned biography. I hope that fans will derive as much pleasure from its unconventional portrayal of my life as I did while engaging in debates with the author about the finer details that he insisted on incorporating!”

Acknowledged for his legendary status in the music industry, Copeland’s legacy is highlighted by his pivotal role in propelling The Police to global stardom throughout the 1970s and 1980s. A recipient of multiple prestigious Grammy Awards, Copeland has diversified his career by delving into the realms of film composition, with notable contributions to soundtracks for Hollywood blockbusters such as Rumble Fish and Wall Street. Furthermore, his impressive repertoire includes composing for operas, ballet performances, and classical symphonies.

Fans eager to witness Copeland’s electrifying performance in Torquay can secure their tickets now through the Babbacombe Theatre box office by contacting 01803 328385 or by visiting the venue’s website.