​"Thank you Monkees Live Almanac for becoming our 'go to' when checking the calendar for Monkees-related events and tour dates!  I appreciate your help in keeping fans current as well as providing interesting articles about the past. Thanks for your support!"
- Micky Dolenz

​​"The Monkees Live Almanac is a staple in Monkees fandom – informative, straight-forward, honest and accurate, it is one of the most reliable archives of Monkees history.  It’s also a wonderfully entertaining place to visit (the website, Facebook page and Twitter account!).  If you are a Monkees fan and you need an answer, want to learn, or just want to smile, we at the REAL Peter Tork (Official) Facebook Page heartily recommend it!"

"The Monkees Live Almanac is an invaluable source for the group's touring history."
- Monkees archivist and producer Andrew Sandoval

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​Monkees News

• First archival project from Along Came Jones Media coming this fall
• Nesmith & FNB Redux live LP/CD now available from 7a Records
• U of Melbourne exhibit celebrates Monkees' 1968 Australian tour
• Michael Nesmith reveals heart surgery operation to Rolling Stone
• Email sent regarding rescheduled "Mike & Micky Show" NJ concert
• Davy Jones "Rainbows" single now available on iTunes and Spotify
• Videoranch confirms Nesmith & First National Band September tour
• Excerpt from forthcoming "Mixing Links" book looks at "Circle Sky"
• Sing with Micky Dolenz and Coco Dolenz to raise funds for charities
• ​​Illness postpones final four dates of "The Mike & Micky Show" tour
• Complete coverage of "The Mike Nesmith & Micky Dolenz Show" 
• ​Nesmith's RCA albums arrive with previously unreleased bonus cuts​​
• ​Exclusive look at "The Mike & Micky Show" tour merchandise
• ​Micky Dolenz shares a special message with the Live Almanac
• ​​​​​​​Brand new Shoe Suede Blues album pays homage to blues legend
• ​​​​​Micky Dolenz live show with orchestra available on CD & LP​
• In-depth coverage of current Monkees News & Headlines

Blog Highlights

• ​Post cereals, cardboard singles, and "The Monkees Golden Hits"
• ​Davy Jones meets and greets fans outside RCA Studios in 1967
• The Monkees at the 1989 Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony​
• Michael Nesmith remembers a stop on the 1967 summer tour
• The Monkees appear on "The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour"
• ​Review of The Monkees live at the Cow Palace in January 1967
• Peter Tork sings the National Anthem at Maine baseball game
• "The Best of The Monkees" compilation on Silver Eagle Records
• Coverage of The Monkees' appearance in Detroit in early 1967
• Michael Nesmith & The First National Band compact discs
• Micky Dolenz and Andrew Sandoval visit Rhino Records podcast​
• Peter Tork's 1995 album "Stranger Things Have Happened"
• The Monkees undertake rehearsals for their first concert tour
• Micky, Davy, and Peter reunite in Van Nuys, California in 1970
• Syndicated comic celebrates return of The Monkees in the '80s
• Fan favorite track from The Monkees' 1987 album "Pool It!"​

Concert Dates

 Personal Appearances

Micky Dolenz, Michael Nesmith, and Peter Tork

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"We had such a thing goin', the four of us on the set and on tour. It couldn't have worked if we hadn't have kept it together. Like most groups, they just dwindle away and fall apart. We all had egos, but we had one thing in mind at the end of the day: that we all ended up together, bowing at the same time."​
-Davy Jones

​"For me, David was The Monkees. They were his band. We were his sidemen. He was the focal point of the romance - the lovely boy, innocent, and approachable."​
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-Michael Nesmith, March 2012