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The Police to Rehearse at the Whisky
Even though the Police have been practicing in Vancouver, BC, the band will be holding at least two public rehearsals here in Los Angeles, one on Monday at the legendary Sunset Strip rock club, The Whisky, made famous by bands like The Doors, Love, and Motley Crue.
Sunday the band will rehearse as the opening act of the Grammys at Staples Center, made famous by Shaquille O'Neal.
If for some bizarre reason you happen to have been a member of Sting's official website, Sting.com, and if, perchance you are a "legacy member", meaning you've been in his fan club there since January of 2006, then you can enter to win one of 20 pairs of tickets set aside for legacy fanclubbers.
And if you go, Sting wants you to tell him how freaking killer it was.
Any Sting.com Legacy member who wishes to be have their name entered in a draw to attend "The Police Rehearsals" should log in to the community area at Sting.com, visit the Contests message board, and read the thread entitled "Attend the Police Rehearsals!" for details of how to enter. After the event, we would like the winners to each submit to us 250 words that describes their experience of the day - we're sure that none of you will be lost for words! You have until midnight on February 8 to express your interest in attending. Sting.com will draw names on February 9 and advise the winners that day that of their success. - Sting.com
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