Stewart Copeland
| Born | July 16, 1952 |
| Hometown | Alexandria, Virginia, United States |
| Net worth | $80 million |
| Height | 6'2" (1.88m) |
| Spouse | Fiona Dent, Sonja Kristina |
| Children | Grace Copeland, Jordan Copeland, Scott Copeland, Eve Copeland, Celeste Copeland, Sven Copeland, Patrick Copeland |
| Parents | Miles Copeland Jr. |
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Doors guitarist Robby Krieger and Stewart Copeland of The Police among the stars confirmed for Rock ‘n’ Roll Fantasy Camp
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The Police: “We tore each other’s throats out in the studio”
Rumours that The Police hated one another were exaggerated (a bit)
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Ghost In The Machine may have made The Police global superstars, but it marked the beginning of the end for the group
Ghost In The Machine may have made The Police superstars, but it marked the beginning of the end for the group
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"I'd have to go up on stage alone, playing that guitar riff, and the others would join in. It was pretty nerve-racking": The story of Message In A Bottle by The Police
As with all of The Police’s hits, Sting is listed solely as the song’s author, but according to Andy Summers, he and Stewart Copeland helped shape the final track
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The Police Drummer Recalls Thinking 'Roxanne' Was a 'Throwaway Song' When Sting First Wrote the Hit
The Police's Stewart Copeland opened up about the origin of the track in a interview with 'The Bob Lefsetz Podcast'
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"Don’t tell him I said this, but Sting is a genius": Stewart Copeland on the hateful tensions within The Police, and the therapy which allowed them to stage their hugely-profitable reunion tour
It may have taken over four decades, but Stewart Copeland has a new-found respect for his former Police colleague Sting
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Stewart Copeland: ‘I’m a capitalist – get over it!’
In June 1978, Stewart Copeland, Andy Summers and Gordon “Sting” Sumner appeared on Top of the Pops for the first time. Introduced as “Klark Kent” by presenter Tony Blackburn, the group proceeded to mime their way through the song Don’t Care, a track written and performed solely by Copeland that had been deemed unsuitable for the trio’s full-time, fledgling band The Police. So as not to waste charisma on a part-time project, that Thursday night the musicians covered their faces with masks, sungla
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Stewart Copeland names Joey Jordison as one of the best drummers he’s ever seen play live, shares his opinion on Ringo Starr
The Police drummer also chooses his most difficult Police song, offers tuning advice and explains why he plays traditional grip
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“The rise of a fledgling group, but a collapse of an old one… A forensic timeline of how prog turned into punk”: Stewart Copeland’s Police Diaries
Memoir offers eyewitness view as Curved Air and Soft Machine members lived through a changing of the musical guard
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Stewart Copeland, Ricky Kej to Reunite for Dubai COP28 Climate Change Conference Concert
Stewart Copeland, founder and drummer of The Police, is reuniting with Indian musician Ricky Kej for the Resonance Climate Concert in Dubai during the COP28 United Nations Climate Change Conference. Copeland and Kej previously collaborated on “Divine Tides,” which won two Grammys and on “Police – Beyond Borders” where the legendary rock band’s classic songs are recreated …
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Stewart Copeland of The Police to rock out with Erie Philharmonic this weekend at Warner
Stewart Copeland of The Police will play '80s hits re-composed for orchestra with Erie Philharmonic. The tour started in 2021, most recently playing through Europe.
