Stewart Copeland Police Deranged

Global music icon, founder of The Police, multi-Grammy winner, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, writer and film maker, Stewart Copeland, is set to tour in 2027 with his “Police Deranged for Orchestra World Tour”.

Copeland will celebrate not only his 75th birthday, but also the 50th anniversary of The Police by taking his orchestral show on the road visiting historic concert halls around the globe and coming to the San Jose Civic on Wednesday, June 2nd.

“I have had a great run with this show, starting five years ago with the great symphonic orchestras of North America and further exotic orchestras around the world,” says Copeland. “Police Deranged has always burned down the house. Couldn’t fail with great hit songs that the folks know, sung by great singers, with new sonic orchestral textures to tease the ear. And your humble servant is getting slicker on those drums with every show. 2027 will not only be my 75th year on the planet but will also be The Police’s 50th anniversary. So to celebrate, “Police Deranged for Orchestra” is back for a World Tour of the very fanciest venues.”

The “Police Deranged for Orchestra World Tour” features orchestral reimagining’s of timeless hits by The Police including “Roxanne,” “Can’t Stand Losing You,” “Every Breath You Take” and more, performed by Copeland on drums, guitar and occasionally even conducting. Electric guitar and bass, along with Copeland’s drums keep the energy up while the orchestra rages and the soul singers soar. With arrangements by Copeland, each evening will include Police hits and a few odd surprises.