Sticky Fingers: A Tribute to The Rolling Stones and Men's Health Advocates
Sticky Fingers, a band paying homage to The Rolling Stones, delivers an electrifying performance featuring iconic disco-era hits like "Miss You" and "Emotional Rescue." The band recently had a packed house at Crescent Legion and will be back to entertain the crowd on Friday, Nov. 21. Tickets can be purchased in advance for $27 on showpass.com or at the door in Surrey.
In addition to their upcoming show, Sticky Fingers is set to perform at the ninth annual RAVE B4U Shave benefit concert on Saturday, Nov. 29 at The Roxy nightclub in Vancouver. Lead singer Stuart "Mick" Turnbull shared that the fundraiser, which initially started at a pub on Granville Island, has grown significantly over the years, with last year's event raising over $12,000 for men's health causes.
The band aims to raise $16,000 this year, contributing to the total of $34,000 raised by RAVE B4U Shave. All proceeds from ticket sales go towards improving outcomes for men's health issues such as prostate cancer, testicular cancer, and suicide prevention. Turnbull emphasized the importance of early intervention and regular check-ups for these conditions, drawing from personal experiences with family members and bandmates who have battled prostate cancer.
Originally known as Posing Till Closing, Sticky Fingers transitioned into a tribute band dedicated to The Rolling Stones four years ago. The lineup includes Turnbull, Meadows, Nakatsu, Pavan, and other talented musicians. While the band has performed at various venues across the province, Turnbull expressed a preference for smaller, more intimate settings where the audience can dance and fully engage with the music.
The band's rendition of "Miss You" and "Emotional Rescue" has become crowd favorites, with Turnbull highlighting the unexpected joy of performing the latter in falsetto. For more information and updates on Sticky Fingers' performances, visit their website at stickyfingersvancouver.ca and their Facebook page at facebook.com/StickyFingersVancouver.
In conclusion, Sticky Fingers continues to captivate audiences with their energetic tribute to The Rolling Stones while supporting important causes through their music. Join them at their upcoming shows for a night of great music and fundraising for men's health initiatives.