Sting

In September 1999, during the Charlotte concert, Sting was immersed in a phase of his solo career that was marked by introspection and collaboration. Just prior to this live performance, he released the album 'Brand New Day' in 1999, which included hits like 'Desert Rose.' This album's themes of renewal and hope resonated deeply with audiences and showcased Sting's evolution from his days with The Police to his more mature, solo artistry. The live rendition of 'It’s Probably Me,' a track from his earlier work 'Ten Summoner's Tales,' emphasizes the continuity in his storytelling across his discography. At this point in his career, Sting had also solidified his reputation not just as a talented musician but as a cultural icon, often intertwining his music with social and environmental activism, making this performance not just a showcase of talent but a celebration of his artistic journey.

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