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Tháng 5 2025

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The Monkees

A VOICE FROM THE ’60s ECHOES ONE LAST TIME — THE FINAL FAREWELL TO BOB WEIR! In an impossible, heartbreaking moment that stops time itself, the last surviving member of The Monkees, Micky Dolenz, steps up to sing “Sugar Magnolia” — the Grateful Dead classic forever tied to Bob Weir’s soulful voice — as a tearful goodbye to the legendary musician who just left us. Tears fall like rain as Micky’s heartfelt delivery carries Bob’s spirit across the decades, a miracle reunion of eras, love beyond loss.

The Carpenters

A VOICE FROM HEAVEN THAT STILL LIGHTS UP THE PALLADIUM — Forty-nine years ago today, Karen Carpenter stepped onto the stage at the London Palladium, and something eternal happened. Her voice—soft, pure, heartbreakingly perfect—wrapped the entire theater in a gentle embrace that time itself couldn’t touch. Every note she sang felt like a private whisper from an angel we were never meant to lose.

The Statler Brothers

THE BROTHERHOOD THAT OUTLASTED EVERY STAGE LIGHT — When the final note of “Flowers on the Wall” faded forever, the world thought the Statler Brothers were gone. But their unbreakable bond—the laughter in the tour bus, the quiet prayers before every show, the way they carried each other through loss—still echoes louder than any spotlight ever could.

The Monkees

THE MONKEES LEGEND WHO REFUSED TO BE SILENCED — The second Whoopi Goldberg shouted “CUT HIS MIC!” the studio froze in shock. Micky Dolenz didn’t back down. He leaned in, voice steady and strong, and delivered a line so raw and real it pierced straight through decades of manufactured talk-show noise.