Sticky Fingers history

With the rise of Latin music, NARAS created LARAS in 1997.

The first Latin Grammy Awards ceremony was held in Los Angeles in 2000, with award winners including Shakira and Carlos Santana.

More recently, in the wake of the group’s well-received album A Bigger Bang (2005), director Martin Scorsese, long a fan of the group, focused less on the spectacle of a Stones’ concert and more on the band as performers.

In 2006, Charlottesville-based Quad-C Management bought into the company, took over management, and expanded the brand.

The result, Shine a Light (2008), met with critical acclaim and confirmed that the Rolling Stones were still a major presence in the rock scene of the 21st century.

Pleasant, South Carolina, USA. In the year 2010, the Wilmington, NC location was permanently closed. As a result of the Great Recession, in the year 2009, the company announced to close four Sticky Fingers restaurants and their headquarters relocated to Coleman Boulevard located in Mt.

In 2011 NARAS radically restructured the Grammy category system and reduced the total number of awards from 109 to 78.

In 2012 the band celebrated its 50th anniversary with concerts in England and the United States.

In 2016, Sticky Fingers stepped out of the clutches of the banks, and Walldorf returned to help direct Sticky Fingers back to its former greatness.