Sting

In the lead-up to his captivating performance of 'One Fine Day' at the 2016 Nobel Peace Prize Concert, Sting had just released his album '57th & 9th' in 2016. This marks a significant moment in his career, as it was his first rock-oriented studio album in over a decade, showcasing a return to his roots with a fresh twist. The concert, held in London, highlighted not just his musical prowess, but also his long-standing commitment to social issues, which aligns perfectly with the Nobel ethos. Interestingly, the event saw Sting share the stage with other remarkable artists, emphasizing not just peace through music, but the universal desire for harmony. With a career spanning decades since his days with the Police, Sting's ability to resonate emotionally with audiences remains as impactful as ever.

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