The Police Live at the 1986 Amnesty International Concert

Police Members Sting (bass and vocals), Andy Summers (Guitar), and Stewart Copeland (Drums) reunited in 1986 to perform at the Amnesty International Concert. This is their set and a bit of the finale, which includes several of their hits. The Police perform "Message In A Bottle", "King of Pain", "Driven To Tears," and "Every Breath You Take",, and Sting joins in on the finale "I Shall Be Released".
Downloaded from WikiPedia 30 April 2020:
"In June 1986, the Police reconvened to play three concerts for the Amnesty International A Conspiracy of Hope tour. Their last performance on stage before their split was on 15 June at Giants Stadium, New Jersey.[53] They ended their set with “Invisible Sun,” bringing out Bono to sing the final verse (not included on video). When they finished, they handed U2 their instruments for the all-star finale of “I Shall Be Released.”[53] (included with video) As the lead singer of U2 - who themselves would soon be regarded as the biggest band in the world - Bono stated, “It was a very big moment, like passing a torch.”[53]
[53] "Flashback: The Police Pass Torch to U2". Rolling Stone. Retrieved 18 April 2020.

[@BKNOverwatchDigital]

Definitely one of the highlights of the concert, although when it started pouring rain during Santana's set, on a VERY hot day, seemed like a gift from above :)

[@michaelpatrickmoran]

Thanks for viewing and commenting on Santana's set.

[@AmandainGeorgia]

This was the first concert I ever went to. What great memories.

[@michaelpatrickmoran]

Glad you were able to revisit your first concert. What a way to start.

[@PuppiKILLRZ]

i was at this concert i spent the summer of 86 in chicago what memories from ireland

[@michaelpatrickmoran]

Thanks for viewing and commenting. I have the Jack McHale Trio I recorded in Derry Ireland on the channel if you are interested, and also Ben David Warner plays some Celtic Roots Music also.

[@clevelandaeromotive]

My brother and I met first Stewart Copland, then Sting, the day before at The Westin Hotel there in Chicago. All the performers were checked in there. Also had Bono sit down with us in a bay of couches in the lobby and explain Amnesty International’s mission to us while he made the rest of the band wait. Saw Brian Adam’s walk out through the lobby too. A magical day.

[@deeroberto2]

❤❤❤Great upload❤❤❤

[@michaelpatrickmoran]

Thanks for viewing and commenting.

[@deeroberto2]

We Loved It

[@omargallardo7089]

Los police, los mejores desde argentina

[@michaelpatrickmoran]

gracias por ver y comentar