40 Fingers’ Mesmerizing Cover of ‘Message in a Bottle’

The Police, a British rock band, is known for their influential and amazing songs from the seventies and eighties, led by singer Sting. They knew how to combine punk rock and reggae into a new sound that fans loved. 40 Fingers recently played their beloved song in a mesmerizing cover of ‘Message in a Bottle.’ If you’ve never heard of 40 Fingers, you’re in for a real treat. 

The group 40 Fingers is comprised of four musicians who expertly play their guitars, creating a unique music experience you won’t soon forget. They play the songs so well, you can almost hear the lyrics through the strumming of their guitars. 

‘I'll send an S.O.S to the world, I'll send an S.O.S to the world

I hope that someone gets my, I hope that someone gets my

I hope that someone gets my message in a bottle, yeah

Message in a bottle, yeah’

You can’t help but sing along to the song’s memorable lyrics and dance to the beat. From the very first note, 40 Fingers command your attention. With the distinctive opening riff to the rich acoustic chorus notes, each member of the quartet adds a unique layer to the music. The best part of the performance is watching them play at the Roman Theatre in Verona, which adds even more depth to the music. Fans agreed!

One viewer commented “I was there in Verona, wonderful concert! Wonderful evening!” Another added that it was an incredible performance, he said, “As always a very personal and energizing reinterpretation of a wonderful song.” A fan chimed in, too, about watching them play. She said, “I could sit and watch these four for hours. The fantastic music is just a bonus.” 

What about you? Do you think you could enjoy watching them perform live? We hope you enjoyed this version, so crank up the volume and let this timeless tune take you back! 

Psalm 133:1 “How good and pleasant it is when God’s people live together in unity!"

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