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Police add dates in Oakland, L.A.
2007-02-21
The Police have added stops in Oakland and Los Angeles to their first tour in decades. Promoters on Tuesday announced concerts on June 13 at Oakland's McAffee Coliseum and June 23 at Dodgers Stadium in Los Angeles. The band announced the summer reunion tour at the famous Whisky a Go-Go in West Hollywood last week the day after a performance at the Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, but the tour initially included no California dates. Tickets -- which range in price from $50 to $225 -- will go on sale Monday morning. The group, which recorded hits "Roxanne" and "Every Breath You Take," broke up in 1984. Members Sting, Andy Summers and Stewart Copeland have since pursued individual careers. They are hoping to mirror mammoth recent outings by the Rolling Stones and U2 and will join a crowded reunion lineup this summer that includes Genesis, Van Halen and the Eagles. The Police have scheduled 21 gigs in the United States and Canada, including stops in Las Vegas, Seattle, New Orleans and New York.
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