The Police Announce Final Show Ever in NYC

by Justin Ward on May 7, 08

in News

Wrigley Field presents "The Police"

The Police have announced that final concert they will play as a band will be in New York City, the same city that hosted the band’s first state-side concert back in 1978.

The Police and New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg today (May 6) announced at a press conference in Times Square the band’s final concert ever, to be held in New York on a date still to be revealed in August.

It’s all for a good cause, as the band is hoping the concert will help raise money for the local public programming affiliates. They’re also planning on donating $1 million to the MillionTreesNYC initative to help plant trees around the city, with the Mayor agreeing to match their $1 million with the same contribution themselves.

I wonder what the ticket prices are going to look like, but more importantly, I wonder what the Craigslist/Ebay ticket prices are going to skyrocket to after the tickets are sold-out of the box office. All for a good cause, right?

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  • http://fully-completely.blogspot.com/ Tony

    I’ve never had the opportunity to see The Police, dating back to the Synchronicity tour; and I always vowed I would go see them as soon as I got the chance.

    When I saw how much they were charging for tickets on this tour, there was no way I could justify spending that much. ~sigh~

    But I did plop down $75 for Radiohead in Dallas(11 days and counting…)

  • http://fully-completely.blogspot.com/ Tony

    I’ve never had the opportunity to see The Police, dating back to the Synchronicity tour; and I always vowed I would go see them as soon as I got the chance.

    When I saw how much they were charging for tickets on this tour, there was no way I could justify spending that much. ~sigh~

    But I did plop down $75 for Radiohead in Dallas(11 days and counting…)

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