Sting’s Jaw Drops As Annie Lennox Stuns With A Shatteringly Beautiful Tribute At The Polar Music Prize! When The Eurythmics Icon Took The Stage Unannounced, The Legendary Rocker Was Left Speechless. As She Sat At The Piano, Annie Teased, “There Was Only One Song… I Think You Know What It’s Going To Be.” Then, She Delivered A Hauntingly Breathtaking Rendition Of Fragile That Left Sting Visibly Moved And Fans In Tears. The Video Has Exploded With Over 11 Million Views!

Sting receives the Polar Music Prize 2017 - YouTube

At the Polar Music Prize ceremony, Annie Lennox surprised Sting with a breathtaking performance of Fragile. Taking the stage unannounced, she sat at the piano and teased, “There was only one song… I think you know what it’s going to be.”

Sting and Wayne Shorter Awarded 2017 Polar Music Prize in Stockholm

Her hauntingly beautiful rendition left Sting visibly emotional and fans in tears. The heartfelt tribute has since gone viral, racking up over 11 million views!

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