Sting at Brooklyn Paramount 2026: 8 Dates, Tickets & Concert Guide
One bass, one guitar, one drum kit, eight nights in a restored 1928 movie palace. Compare every date, see what the trio has been playing, and plan the night around Downtown Brooklyn.
Sting is bringing his Sting 3.0 trio to Brooklyn Paramount for eight shows: November 11, 12, 14, 15, 17, 18, 20 and 21, 2026, with Fiction Plane as special guest. This guide covers everything for the Sting Brooklyn Paramount run on one page, so you can compare the nights side by side instead of clicking through eight listings.
The draw is scale. Sting has spent decades in arenas and amphitheaters; here he’s in a theater that holds about 2,700 people, with a three-piece band that leaves room around every bass line. If you’ve been waiting for Sting New York dates that feel close-up, this is it. It’s also the only Sting concert New York City gets on the fall leg of the tour.
Sting Brooklyn Paramount Tickets — All 8 Dates
Six shows were announced in March 2026. On September 28, Sting added Friday, November 20 and Saturday, November 21, with tickets going on general sale October 2. The run covers eight performances across eleven days, not eight nights in a row: there are no shows on November 13, 16 or 19.
| Date | Day | Listed time | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|
| November 11, 2026 | Wednesday | 7 PM | Opening night. Midweek, and the first chance to hear how the trio sounds in this room. |
| November 12, 2026 | Thursday | 7 PM | Thursday works well if you want an easy Friday after. Back-to-back with opening night. |
| November 14, 2026 | Saturday | 7 PM | First Saturday. Best fit for out-of-towners and dinner-first plans; expect weekend demand. |
| November 15, 2026 | Sunday | 7 PM | Sunday night. Easier weekend logistics than Saturday, but check your Monday-morning travel. |
| November 17, 2026 | Tuesday | 7 PM | Tuesday. A quiet weeknight in Downtown Brooklyn, which makes pre-show dinner easier. |
| November 18, 2026 | Wednesday | 7 PM | Last of the original six shows, announced back in March. |
| November 20, 2026 Added show | Friday | 8 PM | Added Sept 28. Friday night, with an 8 PM listing time. |
| November 21, 2026 Added show | Saturday | 8 PM | Added Sept 28. The closing night of the run, also listed at 8 PM. |
Listed times come from ticket listings and aren’t Sting’s stage time. See start times and doors below.
Which Sting Night Should You Pick?
Most of the Brooklyn Paramount Sting run falls on weeknights: five of the eight shows are Tuesday through Thursday or Sunday. That’s useful, because the right night usually comes down to logistics, not the show.
🌙 Weeknights (Nov 11, 12, 17, 18)
Best if you live in the city or work nearby. Downtown Brooklyn restaurants are calmer midweek, and the subway home is simple. The tradeoff is a late night before work, so think about how far home is from DeKalb Avenue.
🗓 Weekends (Nov 14, 15, 20, 21)
Best for visitors, couples planning a full evening, and anyone coming from New Jersey or Long Island who doesn’t want a work-night commute. Weekend nights tend to draw more demand, so compare carefully. Friday and Saturday also mean busier trains and restaurants.
How to compare the eight dates
- Pick two or three nights you could actually make, then compare the same kind of ticket (GA floor vs. GA floor, balcony vs. balcony) across them.
- Don’t assume weekdays are cheaper. Sometimes they are, sometimes a weekday sells harder. Check the actual listings.
- Coming from outside the city? A Saturday or Sunday show plus a Brooklyn hotel removes the late-train math entirely.
- Want to go twice? Opening night and closing night bookend the run, and the middle of the set rotates. See setlist changes.
Sting performing live at Arena Zagreb in May 2024. The Sting 3.0 tour comes to Brooklyn Paramount for eight performances November 11–21, 2026, with special guest Fiction Plane. Photo: Hvar Photo / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0).
How to Buy Sting Tickets for Brooklyn Paramount
Searches for Sting tickets, Sting concert tickets and Sting tour tickets pull up every city on the tour. Make sure what you’re looking at says Brooklyn Paramount and the exact date. Then work through it like this:
- Primary vs. resale. Primary tickets were sold through Ticketmaster and Live Nation, with a Sting.com fan presale first. Resale is a separate market where prices are set by sellers and can sit above or below face value.
- Read the ticket type. GA floor, balcony and premium options are different products. A resale listing labeled “VIP” is only VIP if it says exactly what’s included.
- Compare totals, not list prices. Fees can change the picture a lot. The number at checkout is the only one that matters.
- Know how tickets arrive. Most tickets for this run are mobile, delivered through Ticketmaster. With resale, confirm when tickets will transfer and make sure that’s well before show day.
- Ignore countdown pressure. Timers and “only 2 left” banners are sales tools. Set your ceiling first, then shop.
Weighing whether to buy now or wait? Our guides to when to buy concert tickets and finding last-minute concert tickets lay out the tradeoffs.
How Much Are Sting Brooklyn Paramount Tickets?
We’re not printing a price range that will be wrong next week. Sting ticket prices for this run move with demand and vary a lot by night and by area of the room. Here’s what drives them:
Which date
Saturdays and the two added shows can price differently from midweek. Compare at least three dates.
Floor vs. balcony
GA floor and balcony are separate ticket types with different prices and perks.
Face value vs. resale
Resale can sit well above face value close to a popular night, or dip on a slow one.
VIP and premium options
We haven’t found an artist VIP package listed for the Brooklyn shows. What does exist is the venue’s own premium balcony: listings for this run describe balcony tickets as including a separate entrance on DeKalb Avenue, a private bar, private restrooms and private coat check. That’s a comfort upgrade, not a meet-and-greet. The Brooklyn Paramount seating guide explains how the premium areas work.
Sting performing live in 2023. His Sting 3.0 tour brings Police classics and solo favorites to Brooklyn Paramount for eight November 2026 performances. Photo: Stefan64 / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0).
What Is the Sting 3.0 Tour?
The Sting 3.0 tour is Sting playing as a power trio: Sting on bass and vocals, Dominic Miller on guitar and Chris Maas on drums. It’s the same lineup shape as The Police, and that’s the point. Without keyboards, horns or backing singers, every part is exposed.
Sting
The bass carries more of each song than it does with a big band. Listen for how much melody sits underneath the vocal on songs like Walking on the Moon.
Dominic Miller
Sting’s longtime guitarist and the hands behind the Shape of My Heart guitar figure. In a trio he covers rhythm, texture and solos at once.
Chris Maas
Drives the Police material hard and has to manage odd meters too: Sting has introduced Seven Days, which is in 5/4, as a test for drummers.
What changes in practice: Police songs sound closer to how they did in the late ’70s, with gaps and space you can hear. Solo songs that were built on layers, like Desert Rose or Fields of Gold, get rebuilt from the bass up, and some of them gain a lot from the stripped-down approach. Reviewers on this tour keep pointing to the musicianship: long instrumental stretches on Roxanne, Miller’s solos, and Sting talking between songs about where they came from.
Want a preview? Sting 3.0 Live, recorded with this trio on tour, came out in April 2025. It includes the first live recording of Be Still My Beating Heart. Treat it as a sound check, not a track list for Brooklyn.
A theater like Brooklyn Paramount suits this format. Three players don’t need to fill an arena; here, seeing Sting live means seeing the fingers on the fretboard from much of the room.
Sting’s New York ties run deep. He made his Broadway debut as a writer with The Last Ship at the Neil Simon Theatre in 2014, and joined the cast himself later in the run.
Sting performing live in 2023. His Sting 3.0 tour brings a stripped-down trio arrangement to Brooklyn Paramount for eight performances in November 2026. Photo: Stefan64 / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0).
Sting 3.0 Setlist: What Could He Play in Brooklyn?
The Sting setlist on this tour is a deliberate mix of Police songs and solo hits, with a rotating middle. Below is a full, dated Sting 3.0 setlist from earlier this year, followed by what changed this fall and our labeled prediction for Brooklyn.
- Message in a Bottle Police
- I Wrote Your Name (Upon My Heart)
- If I Ever Lose My Faith in You
- Englishman in New York
- Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic Police
- Fields of Gold
- Never Coming Home
- Mad About You
- Wrapped Around Your Finger Police
- Fortress Around Your Heart
- Driven to Tears Police
- When We Dance
- A Thousand Years
- Can’t Stand Losing You Police
- Shape of My Heart
- Walking on the Moon Police
- So Lonely Police
- Desert Rose
- King of Pain Police
- Every Breath You Take Police
- Encore: Roxanne Police
- Encore: Fragile
What changed on the fall leg
BroadwayWorld’s review of the October 6, 2026 show in Vancouver, the second night of the fall leg, describes the same opening (Message in a Bottle into Englishman in New York) and the same ending: Every Breath You Take to close the main set, then Roxanne and Fragile. The middle shifted, with Seven Days and Why Should I Cry for You? appearing, and Can’t Stand Losing You stretching into a Reggatta de Blanc instrumental. That’s the pattern to expect in Brooklyn: fixed bookends, a moving middle.
Police songs vs. solo songs
In the Atlanta set, 10 of 22 songs were Police songs, and the big singalongs cluster near the end. The solo material does the slower, more personal work in the middle: Fields of Gold, Shape of My Heart, Mad About You. If you’re mainly there for The Police, the last half-hour is your payoff.
Our predicted Sting setlist for Brooklyn
Very likely: Message in a Bottle, Englishman in New York, Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic, Fields of Gold, Shape of My Heart, Can’t Stand Losing You, Every Breath You Take, Roxanne, Fragile.
Likely, may rotate: If I Ever Lose My Faith in You, Mad About You, Walking on the Moon, So Lonely, Desert Rose, King of Pain, Driven to Tears, When We Dance.
Wild cards: Seven Days, Why Should I Cry for You?, Wrapped Around Your Finger, Fortress Around Your Heart, Be Still My Beating Heart.
Based on the dated 2026 shows above. We’ll replace this with the actual Brooklyn setlist after opening night on November 11, and note any changes across the eight shows.
Singing Englishman in New York a subway ride from Manhattan is about as on-the-nose as a Sting concert setlist gets, and it has been in every 2026 set we checked.
Who Is Opening for Sting at Brooklyn Paramount?
Fiction Plane is billed as the special guest for the Brooklyn run. The band is fronted by Joe Sumner, Sting’s son, who sings and plays bass. They formed in London in 1999 and play guitar-driven alternative rock.
The Sting Fiction Plane connection isn’t new: the band opened for The Police reunion tour in 2007, which is how a lot of American fans first heard them. Their albums run from Everything Will Never Be OK (2003) to Left Side of the Brain (2007), Sparks (2010) and Mondo Lumina (2015). After a long break, they announced new music in 2026 and joined this tour.
Worth showing up for? If you like the Police side of the evening, yes. It’s a rock band, not a soft warm-up. Set times haven’t been posted, so if you want to see them, be inside by the listed time on your ticket.
Joe Sumner performing with Fiction Plane at the Ding Dong Lounge in Melbourne, Australia, on January 27, 2008. Fiction Plane joins Sting for his eight Brooklyn Paramount performances in November 2026. Photo: Gremlin03 / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY-SA 4.0).
Best Seats and Viewing Areas for Sting at Brooklyn Paramount
Brooklyn Paramount isn’t set up the same way for every show. Its usual layout is a general admission standing floor plus premium balcony sections, but the ticket listing for your night is what counts. Read the exact ticket type before you buy.
🎸 GA floor
Closest to the trio and the most energy, especially once the Police run starts near the end. Your view depends on when you arrive and who’s in front of you. It’s standing room, and with a 20-plus-song set plus an opener, that’s a long time on your feet.
🏛 Balcony
An elevated, clear view of all three players and the restored ceiling, plus the premium perks described above. Better if you want to watch the playing, hear the room, or skip the floor crush. Don’t assume every balcony ticket is seated; check the listing.
Our call for Sting 3.0
This is a show about playing. If watching Sting and Dominic Miller trade lines matters to you, a front balcony view beats a spot halfway back on the floor. If you want to be in the middle of Roxanne with everyone singing, get there early and take the floor.
Accessibility
The venue sells accessible seating through Live Nation and asks guests to share any needs for arrival or the show itself. On GA nights, accessible spots are limited and should be requested in advance. Email info@brooklynparamount.com or call the box office at (718) 281-5850 before you buy so you know what’s available for your date.
For the full floor-versus-balcony breakdown, sightlines and premium areas, see our Brooklyn Paramount seating guide.
Sting Brooklyn Paramount Start Times and Doors
Four different times get mixed up here: the time on the ticket listing, doors, the opener’s start and Sting’s start. They are not the same.
Plan around the listed time on your own ticket. If you’re on the GA floor, aim to be in line before doors. If you have a balcony ticket and want to see Fiction Plane, be in by the listed show time. Check the venue’s event page on show day in case anything changes.
How long does it run? We haven’t found a reliable published run time. Recent full sets have been about 20 songs plus a two-song encore, after the opening set. If you’re catching a train, don’t build your plan around a guessed end time.
How to Get to Brooklyn Paramount
Brooklyn Paramount is at 385 Flatbush Avenue Extension, at DeKalb Avenue in Downtown Brooklyn. The subway is the easiest way in almost every case.
The B, Q or R to DeKalb Av drops you across the street. The 2, 3, 4 or 5 to Nevins St is about 0.2 miles away.
The LIRR runs to Atlantic Terminal, a short walk down Flatbush Avenue from the venue. Check the late train schedule before you go.
PATH or NJ Transit into Manhattan, then a B, Q or R to DeKalb Av. Leave plenty of margin for the trip home on a weeknight.
Possible, but Downtown Brooklyn traffic and garage exits are slow after a show. The venue points drivers to nearby garages through ParkWhiz.
After the show, the DeKalb Av platforms get crowded fast. Walking a few minutes to Nevins St or another nearby station can be quicker than waiting. Rideshare pickups right on Flatbush are slow; walk a block or two first.
Full routes and options: how to get to Brooklyn Paramount, parking near Brooklyn Paramount and getting home late at night in NYC.
Restaurants and Drinks Near Brooklyn Paramount
You don’t need to leave the block to eat well, but on weekend nights it’s worth planning. A realistic schedule for a 7 PM listing: dinner at 5:15 or 5:30, walk over around 6:45.
🍰 Classic and close
Junior’s is directly across Flatbush Avenue Extension from the venue. Big menu, easy for groups, and cheesecake to go.
🥟 Quick and flexible
DeKalb Market Hall at City Point, a few blocks away, has a big lineup of food counters under one roof. Good for groups who can’t agree, or if you’re short on time.
For a sit-down dinner with more breathing room, Fort Greene is a short walk east. Inside the venue there are seven bars, plus light food like hot dogs, pretzels and charcuterie. The venue is fully cashless.
More options, including drinks and late-night spots: restaurants near Brooklyn Paramount and our Downtown Brooklyn guide.
Where to Stay for Sting’s Brooklyn Concerts
For a weekend show or if you’re seeing more than one night, staying close changes the whole evening: no late train, no rideshare surge, and dinner without watching the clock.
- Downtown Brooklyn: walking distance to the venue and the best fit for the night itself.
- Fort Greene and Brooklyn Heights: quieter, more neighborhood feel, still close.
- Manhattan: fine if you pick a hotel near the B, Q or R lines, which run straight to DeKalb Avenue.
See hotels near Brooklyn Paramount for specific picks, or where to stay for concert nights in NYC for the bigger picture.
Why Brooklyn Paramount Is a Special Setting for Sting
Brooklyn Paramount opened in 1928 as a movie palace designed by Rapp & Rapp. Long Island University bought it in 1954 and used it for decades as a gym and basketball arena. Live Nation restored it, keeping the Grand Foyer’s ornate ceiling, statues and chandeliers and adding a modern sound system, and it reopened as a concert venue in March 2024.
For this show, the size is what matters. About 2,700 people, a stage you can actually see from the back, and a room that wasn’t built for arena production. It fits a three-piece band far better than a big room would.
More on the venue’s history and layout: Brooklyn Paramount concert guide.
The historic Brooklyn Paramount in Downtown Brooklyn, where Sting brings his Sting 3.0 tour for eight performances November 11–21, 2026. Photo: Kidfly182 / Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 4.0).
Brooklyn Paramount Rules to Know Before You Go
Bags: clear bags up to 12″ x 6″ x 12″, or a small bag up to 6″ x 9″. Larger bags must be checked for a fee.
Tickets: mostly mobile. Will call opens about an hour before doors at the main box office, with photo ID.
Re-entry: not permitted. Once you’re in, you’re in.
Coat check: available, and guaranteed if you buy it in advance. Useful in mid-November.
Age: most events are 16+ unless with a parent or guardian. Check your date’s event page.
Cashless: cards only for drinks and merch. Guest Services can turn cash into a prepaid card.
Cameras: phones and small point-and-shoots are fine. No detachable-lens cameras, GoPros or recorders.
Box office: opens 2 PM on show days. (718) 281-5850.
Not sure what to wear for a November night in a theater? See what to wear to a concert in NYC.
Sting Tour 2026: Nearby Dates and What Comes Next
Brooklyn is the only New York City stop on the fall leg of the Sting tour. The closest other show is Monday, November 9 at the Toyota Oakdale Theatre in Wallingford, Connecticut, two nights before Brooklyn opens. For the full list of Sting tour dates, check sting.com.
Sting Brooklyn Residency or Las Vegas? Two Different Runs
Sting’s camp calls the Brooklyn shows a mini residency. That’s different from the Sting residency announced in October 2026 for The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas: 11 shows in March and October 2027. If you’re searching for New York tickets, make sure the listing says Brooklyn Paramount.
Planning a bigger music week? Dave Matthews Band at MSG (Nov 12–13) and Stevie Wonder at MSG (Nov 19) land during the Sting run. See every upcoming show on our NYC concert listings.
Sting at Brooklyn Paramount: FAQ
When is Sting playing Brooklyn Paramount in 2026?
Sting plays Brooklyn Paramount on November 11, 12, 14, 15, 17, 18, 20 and 21, 2026, on his Sting 3.0 tour. Fiction Plane is billed as the special guest.
How many Brooklyn Paramount shows is Sting performing?
Eight. The run was announced in March 2026 as six shows from November 11 to 18. On September 28, 2026, Sting added November 20 and 21, bringing the total to eight performances across eleven days.
Is Brooklyn the only Sting NYC show in 2026?
Yes. Brooklyn Paramount is the only New York City stop on the fall leg of the Sting 3.0 tour. The nearest other show is November 9 at the Toyota Oakdale Theatre in Wallingford, Connecticut.
What are all eight Sting Brooklyn dates?
Wednesday, November 11; Thursday, November 12; Saturday, November 14; Sunday, November 15; Tuesday, November 17; Wednesday, November 18; Friday, November 20; and Saturday, November 21, 2026. There are no shows on November 13, 16 or 19.
Are Sting Brooklyn Paramount tickets still available?
Availability changes constantly and differs by night, so we don’t label any date as sold out or wide open. The ticket finder on this page shows current listings for all eight dates. If one night looks thin or expensive, check the other seven before paying more.
How much are Sting Brooklyn tickets?
Prices depend on the night, the area of the venue and whether you’re buying face value or resale, and they move often. We don’t publish a price range that would be stale within days. Compare the all-in total, including fees, across several dates before you buy.
What is the Sting 3.0 tour?
Sting 3.0 is Sting’s trio tour: Sting on bass and vocals, Dominic Miller on guitar and Chris Maas on drums. It strips his Police and solo songs back to three players, the same setup as The Police. A live album, Sting 3.0 Live, came out in April 2025.
Who plays guitar and drums with Sting on the 3.0 tour?
Dominic Miller plays guitar and Chris Maas plays drums. Miller is Sting’s longtime guitarist; the guitar part of Shape of My Heart is his.
Who is opening for Sting in Brooklyn?
Fiction Plane is billed as the special guest for the Brooklyn Paramount run. Set times haven’t been published, so check your ticket and the venue’s event page on show day.
Is Fiction Plane connected to Sting?
Yes. Fiction Plane is fronted by Joe Sumner, Sting’s son, who sings and plays bass. The band formed in London in 1999, opened for The Police reunion tour in 2007 and returned in 2026 with new music.
What songs will Sting play in Brooklyn?
Nobody knows until the first night. Recent Sting 3.0 shows have opened with Message in a Bottle, included Englishman in New York, Fields of Gold and Shape of My Heart, closed the main set with Every Breath You Take, and ended with Roxanne and Fragile in the encore. Our predicted list on this page is labeled as a prediction.
Will Sting perform Police songs?
Almost certainly. Police songs make up about half of recent Sting 3.0 sets, including Message in a Bottle, Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic, Can’t Stand Losing You, Walking on the Moon, King of Pain, Every Breath You Take and Roxanne.
Does Sting play the same setlist every night?
The core stays similar, but the middle of the set changes. A May 2026 show in Atlanta ran 20 songs plus a two-song encore, while an October 2026 show in Vancouver included Seven Days and Why Should I Cry for You. Across eight Brooklyn nights, expect some rotation, but there’s no promise of a different set each night.
Will Sting play Englishman in New York in Brooklyn?
It has been in every 2026 Sting 3.0 setlist we checked, usually early in the show. It isn’t guaranteed, but it’s one of the safest bets of the night.
Is Brooklyn Paramount standing room or seated?
It depends on the show. Brooklyn Paramount’s usual setup is a general admission standing floor, with premium balcony sections sold separately. Read the exact ticket type on your listing before buying: GA floor, balcony or a reserved section.
What are the best viewing areas for Sting?
For being close to the trio and feeling the room, the GA floor wins if you arrive early. For a clear, comfortable view of all three players and the full theater, the balcony is the better pick, especially on longer nights.
What time do doors open?
Ticket listings show 7 PM for November 11 to 18 and 8 PM for November 20 and 21. Ticketmaster’s November 20 listing gives doors at 7 PM and the show at 8 PM. Treat the listed time on your ticket as the one to plan around, and arrive by doors if you’re on the GA floor.
How long does a Sting 3.0 concert last?
We haven’t found a reliable published run time. Recent full sets have been about 20 songs plus an encore, after Fiction Plane’s opening set. Don’t book a tight train home based on an estimated end time.
How do I get to Brooklyn Paramount from Manhattan?
Take the B, Q or R train to DeKalb Avenue, which is across the street from the venue. The 2, 3, 4 and 5 trains stop at Nevins Street, about 0.2 miles away. The venue is at 385 Flatbush Avenue Extension in Downtown Brooklyn.
Where should I stay near Brooklyn Paramount?
Downtown Brooklyn puts you within walking distance of the venue, and Fort Greene and Brooklyn Heights are close by. If you’d rather stay in Manhattan, pick a hotel near the B, Q or R lines so the ride to DeKalb Avenue is direct.
Is Sting’s Brooklyn run the same as his Las Vegas residency?
No. The Brooklyn Paramount shows are a November 2026 mini residency on the Sting 3.0 tour. The Las Vegas residency is a separate run of 11 shows at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in March and October 2027.
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