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Agnetha Fältskog

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The Monkees

THE LAST DAYDREAM: Davy Jones’ Final Performance of “Daydream Believer” — The Monkees Legend Gave One Last Smile to the World Before the Music Faded Into Memory.

The Statler Brothers

The lights at the Civic Center dimmed, and for a moment, time itself seemed to pause. Don Reid stood at the microphone — older now, softer in tone — his hand trembling slightly as he spoke his brother’s name. Harold. The word hung in the air like a hymn unfinished. Behind him, Jimmy Fortune bowed his head, Phil Balsley wiped away a quiet tear, and the crowd — thousands deep — said nothing. Then came the music. “Amazing Grace.” No spectacle, no encore, just four chairs, one empty. Their voices rose — fragile, holy — carrying the weight of friendship, loss, and gratitude. When the last chord faded, no one moved. Because in that stillness, Virginia witnessed something rare: not the end of a concert, but the closing prayer of a lifetime shared in song.

News

SHOCKING ANNOUNCEMENT: Erika Kirk Stuns America With a $175 Million Deal to Build Her Late Husband Charlie Kirk’s Dream School in Chicago — The Nation’s First Boarding School for Orphans and Homeless Children, A Legacy of Faith, Love, and Second Chances.

The Statler Brothers

THE FAREWELL THAT STOPPED TIME: Jimmy Fortune, Phil Balsley, and Don Reid Bow Their Heads as Harold Reid’s Recorded Voice Fills the Stage — A Final Reunion Beyond Life and Death.