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The Monkees

VERY EMOTIONAL NEWS: 58 Years Ago Today in London, England — The world lost Brian Epstein, the enigmatic manager who guided The Beatles to immortality. Just months earlier, he was photographed alongside Micky Dolenz at the Disc & Music Echo Valentine’s Day bash, a rare glimpse of two eras crossing paths. Before his passing, Brian spoke to Melody Maker about The Monkees, saying: “I think the Monkees have been a great boost to the music industry… When people refer to a group as being the new Beatles, it doesn’t worry me.” His words, now echoing across time, feel like a farewell few understood in the moment — and the hidden meaning behind them is only now being realized…

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VERY EMOTIONAL NEWS: Remembering Brian Epstein, The Beatles’ Visionary Manager, 58 Years After His Passing London, England — 58 Years…

The Monkees

VERY EMOTIONAL NEWS: 56 Years Ago Today in Toronto, Canada — Micky Dolenz, Michael Nesmith, and Davy Jones stormed the Grandstand stage at the Canadian National Exhibition, sending the crowd into chaos. Almost everyone in the audience was under 16, their screams shaking the night sky, as The Monkees bounded onto the stage with unstoppable energy. With rhythmic clapping echoing through the stands, parents and children alike realized they were witnessing not just a concert — but a moment in history that would never come again…

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VERY EMOTIONAL NEWS: 56 Years Ago Today — The Monkees Took Toronto by Storm Toronto, Canada — 56 Years Ago…

The Monkees

ROCK LEGENDS UNITED Six icons. One stage. One unforgettable journey. In 2026, they’ll take fans on “ONE LAST RIDE” — a once-in-a-lifetime tour that promises more than music. It’s a revival of spirit, a celebration of legacy, and a harmony that bridges generations. This isn’t just another concert. It’s history. It’s heart. It’s rock music at its purest. Don’t miss the ride.

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ROCK LEGENDS UNITED: One Last Ride Into Eternity Roger Daltrey. Paul Rodgers. Alice Cooper. Bob Dylan. Stevie Nicks. Micky Dolenz.Six…

The Monkees

VERY EMOTIONAL NEWS: 57 Years Ago Today in Los Angeles, California, USA — Fans were left in shock as the FINAL episode of The Monkees aired on NBC, bringing to an end the wild, music-filled adventures of Micky Dolenz, Davy Jones, Michael Nesmith, and Peter Tork. From September 12, 1966 to March 28, 1968, their laughter, chaos, and unforgettable songs captured a generation. That night, millions of viewers realized it was truly the last time…

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VERY EMOTIONAL NEWS: 57 YEARS AGO TODAY, THE MONKEES TOOK THEIR FINAL BOW ON NBC Los Angeles, California — Fifty-seven…

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VERY EMOTIONAL NEWS: 1 Day Ago in Los Angeles, California, USA — At 80 years old, Micky Dolenz stood before more than 10,000 fans, his voice trembling as he tearfully made a final vow that lit up the entire stadium. In that unforgettable moment, he revealed the exact timing of his FINAL journey — the 2026 TOUR “ONE LAST RIDE.” The crowd froze as Micky declared this would be his last…

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VERY EMOTIONAL NEWS: MICKY DOLENZ ANNOUNCES HIS FINAL 2026 “ONE LAST RIDE” TOUR BEFORE 10,000 FANS IN LOS ANGELES Los…

The Monkees

Los Angeles, California — On the sunlit streets of Hollywood, The Monkees carried the spirit of a new generation, their laughter and music echoing like a promise of freedom. The image of them running together — carefree, in matching red shirts and grey trousers — wasn’t just a promotional shot. It was a reflection of who they were: four young men swept into a whirlwind of fame, bound more by friendship and music than by contracts or cameras. Years earlier, across the Atlantic, another band of dreamers — The Beatles — had been captured in black and white, sprinting down a London alley. That photo became iconic, a symbol of youthful rebellion and unstoppable momentum. The Monkees, in their own way, answered with color, joy, and the unmistakable pulse of 1960s America. Their message wasn’t about rivalry, but about resonance: music had the power to chase away fear, to make people run toward something bigger than themselves. As one Monkee once said, “We weren’t just acting — we were living it. The laughter, the running, the songs… they were real.”

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Los Angeles, California — On the sunlit streets of Hollywood, The Monkees carried the spirit of a new generation, their…

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This isn’t a performance, nor is it a chapter written for applause — this is Micky Dolenz, bowed in silence at the funeral of Connie Francis. Behind him, candles flicker against a framed portrait of the woman whose voice once filled dance halls and living rooms with long He wears the weight of black not just on his shoulders, but in his eyes — lowered, heavy with memories of a time when music was young, when voices like Connie’s defined what it meant to dream. The inset photograph of their youth, two artists caught in a tender embrace of time, is not merely nostalgia — it is proof of the bonds forged in the fire of an era that believed in both melody and meaning. Now, surrounded by flowers and stillness, Micky isn’t the last surviving Monkee, nor a man of fame. He is simply a mourner, standing in reverence for a friend whose journey through heartbreak, resilience, and song will echo far beyond her final rest.

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A FINAL GOODBYE: MICKY DOLENZ BOWS IN SILENCE AT THE FUNERAL OF CONNIE FRANCIS This isn’t a performance, nor a…

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Micky Dolenz, born in 1945 in Los Angeles, was more than just the comic spark of The Monkees — he was its heartbeat. Away from the laughter and staged antics, he often found himself in quiet corners, sketchbook in hand, chasing melodies that came like whispers. One evening, still in his stage jacket, he slipped into a dimly lit hotel room after a show. The roar of the crowd was gone, replaced by the hum of neon outside his window. Sitting at a small desk, he tapped his fingers against the wood, drumming out rhythms that only he could hear. Then, almost absentmindedly, he began to sing — soft, unguarded, vulnerable. There was no script, no camera, only the truth of a man who carried both joy and loneliness in equal measure. In that space, Micky embodied what made him unforgettable: he didn’t just perform songs — he lived them, turning every note into a piece of his soul.

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