Watch a 1986 set from The Police at Giants Stadium, including a guest spot from U2's Bono. Plus Traffic's performance at Woodstock 94 and a Paste Studio session from Swedish singer/songwriter Aurora in 2018.
Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, we’ll update our Live Music at Home series. Today we start with a 1986 set from The Police at Giants Stadium, playing songs like “Message in a Bottle,” “Every Breath You Take” and “Roxanne” in honor of Amnesty International. The set concludes with U2’s Bono joining Sting in singing “Invisible Sun.”
We’ve also added Traffic’s performance at Woodstock 94 and the third Paste Studio session from Swedish singer/songwriter Aurora in 2018. Don’t forget to check out the rest of the shows in this week’s lineup. Stay safe, stay healthy and enjoy the music!
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