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AN EMOTIONAL FAREWELL: The Last Living Member of The Monkees, Micky Dolenz, Stood Alone on Stage and Lifted His Voice in Tribute — Delivering “Voice In The Sky – Charlie Kirk Tribute Rock Song,” Already Hailed as the Hands Down BEST Song of 2025! No one was ready for it. Under the blinding lights and before tens of thousands, Micky Dolenz — the last living Monkee — walked slowly to the microphone. No bandmates by his side, only memory and grief. Then came the moment: he sang “Voice In The Sky – Charlie Kirk Tribute Rock Song.” A voice seasoned by decades of laughter, loss, and love now carried the weight of a generation’s heartbreak. The arena fell still. Not a cheer, not a whisper — only the sound of tears hitting the silence. Fans are already calling it “the BEST song of 2025,” a masterpiece that blends rock power, sacred faith, and raw emotion into something unforgettable. For those who were there, it wasn’t just a performance — it was history.

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AN EMOTIONAL FAREWELL: MICKY DOLENZ HONORS CHARLIE KIRK WITH “VOICE IN THE SKY” — ALREADY HAILING AS THE BEST SONG…

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AN UNFORGETTABLE GOODBYE: Micky Dolenz’s Tribute to Charlie Kirk Before 88,000 Hearts No warning, no announcement—only a hush that swept across the arena as Micky Dolenz was guided to the center stage. The last surviving Monkee carried no theatrics, only the weight of memory. He adjusted the microphone, glanced toward the heavens, and began to sing. His voice—seasoned by decades, still carrying the boyish echo of another time—flowed out as a fragile hymn for Charlie Kirk, gone too soon at 31. Eighty-eight thousand fans sat motionless, their silence deeper than applause. Faces glistened with tears as Micky’s words wrapped grief and grace into one. It was not a performance, not even a show. It was a farewell written in melody, a prayer whispered through the voice of a man who has lived, loved, and now mourned. …full story here

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AN UNFORGETTABLE GOODBYE: Micky Dolenz’s Tribute to Charlie Kirk Before 88,000 Hearts There are moments in music history when the…

The Monkees

This Day in 1965 — The Birth of The Monkees On September 11, 1965, two small ads appeared in Daily Variety and The Hollywood Reporter, calling for “madness folk & roll musicians” to audition for a brand-new television project. The response was overwhelming — 437 hopeful young men lined up, chasing a chance at stardom. British actor-singer Davy Jones had already been chosen, and soon three more faces would join him to create something no one had seen before: The Monkees, the world’s first manufactured boy band. A year later, on September 12, 1966, the show premiered — and a pop culture phenomenon was born.

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THIS DAY IN 1965 — HOW A NEWSPAPER AD GAVE BIRTH TO THE MONKEES AND A POP CULTURE PHENOMENON On…

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“SPEECHLESS WITH GRATITUDE” — MICKY DOLENZ ON THE STUNNING SUCCESS OF HIS MAKE-A-WISH FUNDRAISER For Micky Dolenz, the past few weeks have been a whirlwind of cardboard boxes, ink-stained fingers, and heartfelt notes from fans. What began as a simple merch sale quickly turned into something much bigger — a wave of generosity benefiting the Make-A-Wish Foundation. “I’m buried in orders,” Dolenz joked, “Sharpie in hand, signing like a madman… but a grateful one.” The outpouring of support has left him humbled and deeply moved. A portion of every purchase continues to help Make-A-Wish bring hope and joy to children facing critical illnesses — a cause Micky calls “very close to my heart.”

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“SPEECHLESS WITH GRATITUDE” — MICKY DOLENZ ON THE STUNNING SUCCESS OF HIS MAKE-A-WISH FUNDRAISER Few moments in music history carry…

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At Ford Field in Detroit, Micky Dolenz stopped mid-song when he saw a sign: “I got into Stanford. You said we’d sing together.” From the crowd stepped Lily Tran, once a foster child, now a Stanford scholar. At nine, she’d told Dolenz her dream of escaping hardship through education and music. He’d promised: “If I’m still singing, we’ll do a song together.” On this night, they fulfilled it with “Daydream Believer.” Her trembling voice grew stronger with every note, until the arena erupted in tears and cheers. Dolenz whispered: “You didn’t just keep your promise… you reminded me to keep mine.”

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A PROMISE KEPT — HOW MICKY DOLENZ AND A FORMER FOSTER CHILD TURNED “DAYDREAM BELIEVER” INTO A NIGHT DETROIT WILL…

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This day in 1965, a small newspaper notice sparked a storm no one could have predicted. “Madness folk & roll musicians, singers wanted for acting roles in new TV show.” Four young dreamers answered — and The Monkees were born. What began as casting for a comedy quickly grew into something larger: a voice of joy for a restless generation. With harmonies that could brighten a rainy day and laughter that felt like friendship itself, they weren’t just a band on TV. They became companions in living rooms, soundtracks to first dances, and reminders that music could always keep youth alive.

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THE AD THAT CHANGED EVERYTHING — HOW A NEWSPAPER NOTICE IN 1965 CREATED THE MONKEES AND A GENERATION’S SOUNDTRACK It…

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A ROOM FULL OF ECHOES: Micky Dolenz Remembers The Monkees Where It All Began At 80, Micky Dolenz stepped into a quiet rehearsal room, carrying not guitars or scripts, but memories. The chairs were empty now, yet he could almost hear Davy’s laughter, Mike’s steady drawl, and Peter’s gentle harmony floating in the air. He closed his eyes, and for a breath, the band was whole again. “The world saw a TV show,” he whispered, “but we lived a brotherhood.” A single tear traced his smile as he sat behind the drums, hands resting in silence. In that moment, Micky wasn’t the last Monkee standing — he was simply one of four, together again.

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A ROOM FULL OF ECHOES: Micky Dolenz Remembers The Monkees Where It All Began At 80 years old, Micky Dolenz…

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A STAGE BUILT ON MEMORIES: Micky Dolenz at the Super Bowl — After decades of carrying The Monkees’ legacy, the final voice of a generation is stepping onto the world’s grandest stage. Fans call it “a long time coming,” but for Dolenz, it’s more than a performance — it’s a bridge between yesterday’s anthems and tomorrow’s dreams. When the opening chords of “I’m a Believer” ring out, millions will hear not just a song, but a lifetime echoing in every note…

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A STAGE BUILT ON MEMORIES: The Timeless Journey of Micky Dolenz Toward the Super Bowl Spotlight For decades, the name…

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AN UNEXPECTED FAREWELL: On a warm September night before 90,000 fans, Micky Dolenz — 80 years old and the last surviving Monkee — stepped forward in silence. No fanfare, no introduction, only trembling hands and eyes that glistened under the lights. Then came the opening lines of “Daydream Believer.” The crowd froze, realizing this was more than just a song — it was a goodbye. A whispered farewell to Davy, Mike, Peter… and to a generation. “This one’s for the boys,” Micky said softly, his fragile voice rising like a hymn. Fans wept, strangers held hands, and in one luminous moment, the spirit of the ’60s lived again in every heart.

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AN UNEXPECTED FAREWELL — Micky Dolenz’s Emotional “Daydream Believer” Before 90,000 Fans On a warm September night, beneath the glow…

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VERY SAD NEWS: Just Now in Los Angeles, California, USA — Micky Dolenz, the last surviving Monkee, has shared heartbreaking news about the passing of his close friend Mark Volman, co-founder of The Turtles. Fighting back tears, Dolenz recalled Mark’s humor, kindness, and that legendary voice that gave the world timeless classics like Happy Together. He posted rare photos from the ’70s, including moments with Olivia Newton-John, Keith Moon, and the Hollywood Vampires softball team. Fans worldwide are mourning this loss as Dolenz sends love and condolences to Mark’s family, friends, and fans — saying he will always be…

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VERY SAD NEWS — Micky Dolenz Mourns the Passing of Mark Volman of The Turtles Just now in Los Angeles,…

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NO FEAR: Erika Kirk Doubles Down on Her Mission to Carry On Charlie Kirk’s Legacy. Standing before a crowd still grieving and inspired, Erika’s voice was steady — filled with faith, fire, and love. “All I want is to make sure we honor Charlie, we keep fighting the good fight, and we do it in such a bold and powerful way,” she declared. Her words weren’t just a vow — they were a spark, reminding everyone that even in loss, purpose burns brighter than ever.

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BREAKING CONTROVERSY: A Seemingly Intimate Public Embrace Between Sen. J.D. Vance — Who Is Married — and the Recently Widowed Erika Kirk Is Trending Online. Captured during a post-event moment in Washington, D.C., the brief embrace has ignited a storm of speculation across social media. Supporters call it “a gesture of comfort,” while critics suggest “there’s more to the story.” Neither Vance nor Kirk has issued an official statement yet — but insiders close to the event say what happened moments before the cameras rolled has everyone asking the same question…