Police

It's the first time they have collaborated since the 2008 conclusion of the band's reunion tour.

AC/DC, Ozzy Osbourne, U2, the Police, Guns N' Roses, Journey, Def Leppard and Van Halen are still standing.

After scoring some impressive round-one victories, 16 albums move on to even tougher battles.

"It was a time when you could still pull off stuff that people really hadn't heard yet," the former Police guitarist tells UCR.

The Police drummer blames bad memory and an opposing approach to making music for the frequent tensions between himself and the frontman.

The unlikely duo's new song interpolates the Police's famous 1979 hit.

Doing any of these ten things are a violation of the license plate rules in the state of New York and could earn you a license plate ticket and a fine.

Twelve previously unreleased tracks from their '80s collaboration will see the light of day next month.

Sting mapped out the smash hit at a Hammond organ inside London's Utopia Studios.

"We dominated the world," he tells UCR now. "No one wanted us to break up."