POLICE DENY PLANS FOR NEW MATERIAL

Last updated: Wednesday, February 13, 2008

POLICE DENY PLANS FOR NEW MATERIAL

Veteran rockers THE POLICE have disappointed fans by announcing they have no intention to record any more new material.

Sting performing with 'The Police' at Millennium Stadium. Cardiff, Wales - 19.10.07

The British trio - who include Sting on vocals, Stewart Copeland on drums and guitarist Andy Summers - suspended work together in the mid-1980s amid reports of tensions within the group, but reformed last year (07) for an extensive world tour - prompting speculation that concerts would be followed up by a new record.

But Andy Summers denies the band will be heading back to the recording studio - insisting they are only interested in performing their previous hits.

He says, "No project for the moment. We only work for the tour, we want just the old songs to be good. We don't work on new ones."

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Source: WENN

| Wednesday, February 13, 2008

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