His third solo album, The Soul Cages, came on Jan. 22, 1991, after a three-year break – and had its origins in devastation. "My father died in 1989," Sting wrote in his 2007 book, Lyrics.

Sting could make some of the greatest hooks that anyone had ever heard of, but there were always moments where he didn't hit ...

Sideman to the stars Dominic Miller has had his fair share of tours with Sting – who initially recruited him as part of his band for 1991’s The Soul Cages. However, the guitarist ended up ...

Sting continued to release successful albums, including The Soul Cages and Ten Summoner’s Tales, which also went triple-platinum within a year of release.

Sting’s “Why Should I Cry For You?” from his 1991 album The Soul Cages would certainly make for a stirring emotional centerpiece of that hypothetical compilation.

Sail away with Sting in 'The Last Ship!' Inspired by his album, "The Soul Cages," The Last Ship is a love story, a tale of family and friendship, and pays homage to the shipbuilding community that ...

The following interview from the Bass Player archives took place in April 1992, with Sting having just released his third post-Police album, The Soul Cages.

The Soul Cages had turned into an intimate requiem for Sting's father. Cathartic though it may have been, the 1990 LP left him searching for how to begin again. "If I Ever Lose My Faith in You ...

Great atmospheric composition by STING, arranged here for a very open Jazz Trio, with an expressive guitar-synth sound, that allows Yannick Robert to play with that beautiful melody. Every Breath You ...

With the release of his latest album, “The Soul Cages,” Sting has distinguished himself as one of the world’s biggest touring rock star who hasn’t written a rock song in eight years. Where ...

Will the 17-time Grammy winner play tracks from his new 2021 albums “The Bridge” and “The Soul Cages” or hits from yesteryear? The best way to find out is live.