The Police founder Stewart Copeland has announced that his new album, Police Deranged for Orchestra, is set for release on June 23 via Shelter/BMG.
With his latest album, Copeland explores the band's best-known tracks through a new lens, inspired by his recent forays into expansive musical forms and instrumentation.
Beginning originally in 2021, Copeland created his newest project, Stewart Copeland: The Police Deranged for Orchestra, which focused on the epic rise of his career. The concert was an evening bursting with The Police's biggest hits including "Roxanne," "Don't Stand Too Close To Me" and "Message in a Bottle" arranged for full symphony orchestra as well as hand-picked highlights from Copeland's compositions. The project has toured with sold-out dates across the U.S. and Europe, and will continue through the summer.
The resulting album revisits Police hits newly arranged for a full orchestra alongside bassist Armand Sab
Stewart Copeland Announces New Album Police Deranged For Orchestra
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