Former The Police, Curved Air and Gizmodrome drummer Stewart Copeland has announced a return to these shores next September and October for more shows on his Have I Said Too Much? - The Police, Hollywood, and other Adventures 'in conversation' tour.

The multi-Grammy winning musician shares details of his life as a performer, musician, entertainer, and writer on the tour, the current leg of which kicks off at Thorden Hall, Eastleigh, next Friday (October 25).

"Demand for tickets for the first leg of this intimate new tour has surpassed my expectations, and I can't wait to return next year and share the stories of my life with even more fans," exclaims Copeland.

Copeland was drummer for Curved Air from 1975 to 1976, before recruiting lead singer Sting and guitarist Andy Summers and founding The Police. His Hollywood soundtracks include Francis Ford Coppola's Rumblefish and Oliver Stone's Wall Street and Talk Radio.

He formed supergroup Gizmodrome with former King Crimson and current Beat member Adrian Belew, Level 42's Mark King and Vittorio Cosma in 2017, has composed music for ballet, opera, and classical concerts. Last year he published Stewart Copeland's The Police Diaries through Rocket 88 books.

Tickets go on sale locally at 10:00 on Friday, October 18. You can see the full list of dates and ticket information below.