
Stewart Copeland is an American drummer, composer and founding member of the legendary rock band The Police, born April 16, 1952, in Alexandria, Virginia, USA. Renowned for his distinctive, crisp drumming style, Copeland helped define the sound of The Police with hits like Roxanne, Message in a Bottle, and Every Breath You Take. Beyond The Police, Copeland has a prolific career as a solo artist, composer for film, television, and video games, and collaborator with other acts including Oingo Boingo and Gizmodrome. He is celebrated for blending rock, reggae, jazz, world music, and orchestral influences into his drumming and compositions. Copeland has toured internationally with both The Police reunion shows and solo projects, performing concerts, drum clinics, and storytelling shows. His show “Have I Said Too Much? The Police & More” combines live performances, drumming, and anecdotes from his decades-long career, offering fans a rare insight into one of rock’s most innovative drummers.
New Wave, Reggae Rock, Art Rock, Worldbeat, Post-Punk
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