Sticky Fingers is an Australian rock band formed in Sydney in 2008. Drummer Beaker Best and bassist Paddy Cornwall met vocalist and guitarist Dylan Frost while he was busking outside a Newtown pub, leading to the group's formation with lead guitarist Seamus Coyle and keyboardist Freddy Crabs. Their music blends indie rock with psychedelic and atmospheric elements, characterized by Frost's emotive vocals and textural soundscapes. The band released their debut mini-album Extended Play in 2010, followed by full-length albums that achieved number one chart positions and platinum status in Australia. They have amassed over one billion streams and sold out major venues including Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney, Brixton Academy in London, and The Fonda in Los Angeles through extensive global tours. Sticky Fingers is known for high-energy live performances that engage audiences, maintaining a DIY ethos rooted in close friendships among members.