Music Legend Sting Admits Taking A Risk In Joining ‘The Voice’
Music legend, Sting, is part of The Voice as a mega mentor on the show. With as legendary of a career as Sting has had, he opened up about the fact that joining the singing competition show was a huge risk for him. So, what did he have to say about his experience?
Sting Is One Of The Most Recognized Musicians Around
Sting has one of the most legendary careers in music of anyone still around today. While he may have broken into the mainstream as part of The Police, he has also carved out an impressive solo career for himself as well. Sting is one of the most iconic musicians around, and his body of work proves it.
Being in the music business as long as Sting has, you pick up a lot of tricks of the trade. All these decades later, he is clearly doing something right, as he was brought on as a mega mentor for The Voice. However, according to the singer, he was wary about coming on the set.
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Sting Reveals Trepidation Over Joining The Voice
The 73-year-old rock legend agreed to mentor Gwen Stefani and Snoop Dogg’s teams on The Voice. However, even though he is the one who is rock music royalty, Sting admitted to being hesitant about accepting this new gig, as well as the new title of mega mentor.
Speaking to PEOPLE about his time on The Voice set, he said that he had a “confession” to make. He went on to add: “I’d never seen The Voice. When I was given the premise of the show, I was a little bit anxious, but I know Gwen very well. I’m a big admirer of Snoop Dogg, and so I thought, I’m going to take a risk. I’m going to go on the show even though I’m a little trepidatious.”
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Surprising Thing That Mentoring On The Voice Taught Sting
Based on what else Sting had to say about his experience mentoring singers on The Voice, it seems he learned a thing or two from the experience as well. He may have come in as the big dog on set, and rightfully so, given his body of work and all of his accomplishments, but, it seems his new students taught him something, too.
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Sting said: “I really feel good about the show. I feel good about myself, and I feel good about the young singers who are putting themselves through this ordeal. It is an ordeal, but I’ve loved it so far.”
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