Police guitarist Andy Summers has just rolled out a 30-date North American tour backed by The Cracked Lens + A Missing String. The trek kicks off on July 21st at Beverly, Massachusetts' Cabot Theater and runs through November 12th when the tour wraps at Calgary's Grand Theatre According to the tour announcement: Andy Summers will be incorporating his collective works into an insightful evening spanning his career where he will play guitar and improvise to several sequences of his photography shot worldwide, read excerpts from his book of short stories Fretted And Moaning, share insights on his music and photography including his most recent photography book A Series Of Glances, and also perform selections from his extensive solo catalog. Although his solo work has always had a strong global following, Andy Summers will always be best loved for his years with Sting and Stewart Copeland as part of the Police. Summers explained what it was about the band that set them apart from
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Police guitarist Andy Summers finally revealed the financial stats of the band's massive 2007/2008 globe-spanning reunion tour. The long-awaited reunion trek spanned 158 shows, playing to 921,000 paying customers, and earned the band a $297 million gross. In 2008, they released a two-CD / two DVD collection chronicling the jaunt called The Police: Certifiable. The show was shot and recorded during the band's stop in Buenos Aries. Andy Summer, who recently published his first book of short stories, titled, Fretted And Moaning, looked back on the reunion dates revealing to The Telegraph, "The 2007 Reunion Tour was a giant pay-off for all of us and quite incredible: the most money I've ever made. We sold out every stadium in the world. And I hate to say it well no, I don't hate to say it I think I was the highest-paid guitarist in the world during that Reunion Tour. I got about $1 million a night, and we did 150 nights. Someone's got to do the job."
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