On 60 Minutes, legendary drummer Stewart Copeland takes viewers inside his Los Angeles studio, showcasing his innovative approach to music creation. The space has been transformed into a dynamic sound laboratory, filled with custom percussion instruments, tuned bells, waterphones, gongs, and even a vintage trumpet from his father. Copeland’s collection reflects his eclectic musical vision, blending traditional instruments with experimental sound design.
In collaboration with naturalist Martyn Stewart, Copeland is working on 'Wild Concerto,' an album inspired by the sounds of nature. His studio hosts a variety of unconventional collaborators such as hyenas, owls, and howler monkeys, illustrating his commitment to capturing the natural world's orchestra. During the tour, he demonstrates instruments from notable moments in his career, including a guitar from Sting, emphasizing his experimental spirit that fuses orchestral elements with natural sounds to create a unique auditory experience.