Micky Dolenz and Michael Nesmith concluded the most recent leg of "The Mike & Micky Show" tour with a sold-out performance in Sydney, Australia at the legendary Sydney Opera House. Thanks to Ashley Kate and Roger D on YouTube for providing these wonderful videos! As an added bonus, here's Nez and the band performing a rendition of Michael's "Silver Moon" during soundcheck in Sydney:
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Micky Dolenz and Michael Nesmith concluded the most recent leg of "The Mike & Micky Show" with a sold-out performance in Sydney, Australia at the famed Sydney Opera House. Thanks to photographer Bob King for allowing his photos to be shared on the Live Almanac's blog!
Note: The set lists for the shows in Perth and Sydney were identical to the set performed in Melbourne. Live at The Palais Theatre, Melbourne, AustraliaLive at the Sydney Opera House, Sydney, Australia:
Micky Dolenz and Michael Nesmith will conclude their tour of New Zealand and Australia on June 18 at the famed Sydney Opera House. Earlier today, Micky posted this message on his Facebook page:
UPDATE 10/28/2019: Monkees archivist and tour producer Andrew Sandoval commented on the possibility of a live concert DVD of "The Mike & Micky Show" during a recent Facebook discussion:
Photos: "The Mike & Micky Show" live at the Palais Theatre, Melbourne, Australia on June 15, 20196/17/2019 In a post on Facebook yesterday, Michael Nesmith talked about The Palais Theatre in Melbourne, Australia, site of the recording of his 1977 live album and the current stop on his tour with Micky Dolenz. Nez ruminated about his band then and now, the slide guitar work of son Christian, and one of his best loved solo cuts, "Grand Ennui." Long ago memories include the "Live at the Palais" album I made here on the stage of the Palais. Quite a different venue it was in 1977. It has been remodeled and from the pictures I see is now a stunning reincarnation of the original. When I go to soundcheck I will listen for remnant noise of that concert -- although I doubt I will hear anything, really. Just see a low smoke from a dying fire burning my eyes. Here is the set list from last evening's performance by Micky, Michael, and the band, which included "Grand Ennui" in the second act, at The Palais Theatre in Melbourne, Australia, courtesy of Andrew Sandoval:
Micky Dolenz and Michael Nesmith continue their current tour of Australia tomorrow with a show at the Palais Theatre in Melbourne, Australia. Micky and Peter Tork performed at the Palais in late 2016, and the venue was also the source of Michael's 1978 album, Live at The Palais.
And for those inquiring, the set lists for all shows Down Under after opening night in Christchurch, New Zealand on June 8 have remained the same. (Check out the Christchurch set list here.) Thanks to Andrew Sandoval for confirming these details!
"With Micky and me, it was love at first sight," says Nez. "We just clicked and we'd always be making silly jokes. We'd joke that one day we'd do the Mike and Micky Show – and here we are."
Michael Nesmith and Micky Dolenz continue to promote their current tour in Australia, this time with an appearance on The Weekly with Charlie Pickering. Review of "The Mike & Micky Show" in Brisbane, Australia + Louie Shelton makes guest appearance6/13/2019
Thank you very much to Andrew Sandoval for sharing the set list from the first show Down Under on "The Mike & Micky Tour."
7a Records announces "Davy Jones Live in Japan" in multiple formats with bonus tracks (UPDATED)6/8/2019 Iain Lee and Glenn Gretlund, co-founders of 7a Records, have revealed the details surrounding their latest upcoming release. Davy Jones Live in Japan will highlight two of Davy Jones' early 1980s Japanese live albums, Live in Japan (1981) and Hello Davy (1982), while also providing fans with a bevy of bonus materials, including Davy's Japanese singles from this era on CD and vinyl and a DVD of one his concerts filmed in Japan in August 1981. Japan experienced the first rebirth of The Monkees in the 1980s even before Davy, Micky Dolenz, and Peter Tork reunited for the mega-successful 20th Anniversary Tour of North America in 1986. When "Daydream Believer" was used in a Kodak commercial in Japan in 1980, Monkeemania was rekindled as the group's television show returned to the airwaves and Monkees albums were reissued, causing them to chart in that country once again. Demand for The Monkees was so high in Japan that Davy, Micky, and Peter (with The New Monks) all toured there individually between 1981 and 1982, playing to extremely enthusiastic audiences. Davy also released several solo singles in Japan during this time period, including "Dance Gypsy" and "It's Now." 7a's Davy Jones Live in Japan arrives on August 9, 2019 (a week earlier in the United Kingdom) in two different formats, all of which will contain bonus materials. First, a triple vinyl LP set will include both of Davy's early '80s Japanese live albums along with a 28 page booklet that replicates an original Davy Jones Japanese tour program. Pressed on individually colored vinyl (red, white, and blue), the third LP is dedicated solely to bonus tracks (alternate mixes and single sides, including all of Davy's Japanese 45s). There will also be a 2CD + DVD set consisting of both live albums, 22 bonus tracks of alternate mixes and single sides, and a 24 page color booklet with liner notes by Iain Lee and Mark Kleiner. This set also exclusively features a DVD of the Hello Davy concert which has been transferred from a LaserDisc issued in Japan in 1982. Stay tuned to The Monkees Live Almanac for further previews of this release, and be sure to pre-order below! UPDATE 6/17/2019: The complete track listing is now available:
Micky Dolenz and Michael Nesmith talk about Peter Tork and more during interview on Australian TV6/6/2019 Micky and Nez were interviewed today by Angela Bishop on the Australian morning talk show Studio 10. "The Mike and Micky Show" debuts down under this Saturday evening in Christchurch, New Zealand. Tour Dates & Ticket Links: "It Was Fifty Years Ago Today" co-starring Micky Dolenz (UPDATED 11/9)6/5/2019 "It Was Fifty Years Ago Today," a tribute to The Beatles' White Album and co-starring Micky Dolenz, Christopher Cross, and Todd Rundgren, will be on tour this September and October. Tickets in most markets go on sale Friday, June 7! Rolling Stone covered the announcement of the tour: First LegSeptember 21: Golden Nugget / Atlantic City, New Jersey September 24: Ruth Eckerd Hall / Clearwater, Florida September 25: Au-Rene Theater at the Broward Center / Fort Lauderdale, Florida September 26: MSU Riley Center / Meridian, Mississippi September 28: Akron Civic Theatre / Akron, Ohio September 29: Norton Center/ Danville, Kentucky October 1: Arcada Theatre / St. Charles, Illinois October 2: Pabst Theater / Milwaukee, Wisconsin October 3: Muriel Kauffman Theatre / Kansas City, Missouri October 5: The Cabot / Beverly, Massachusetts October 6: Capitol Center for the Arts / Concord, New Hampshire October 7: Collins Center for the Arts / Orono, Maine October 8: Ridgefield Playhouse / Ridgefield, Connecticut October 10: St. George Theatre / Staten Island, New York October 11: Berklee PAC / Boston, Massachusetts October 12: NYCB Theatre at Westbury / Westbury, New York October 13: Mayo PAC / Morristown, New Jersey October 15: Keswick Theatre / Glenside, Pennsylvania October 17: Count Basie Center for the Arts / Red Bank, New Jersey October 18: Garde Arts Center / New London, Connecticut October 19: Wind Creek Event Center / Bethlehem, Pennsylvania October 20: Warner Theatre / Washington, D.C. UPDATE: A second leg of the tour has been added! Second LegNovember 30: Palace Theatre / Greensburg, Pennsylvania
December 1: Aronoff Center / Cincinnati, Ohio December 2: Arcada Theatre / St. Charles, Illinois December 4: Verizon Wireless Theatre / Grand Prairie, Texas December 5: Paramount Theatre / Denver, Colorado December 6: Celebrity Theatre / Phoenix, Arizona December 7: Westgate Las Vegas Casino & Resort / Las Vegas, Nevada December 8: Magnolia Performing Arts Center / El Cajon, California December 11: The Wiltern / Los Angeles, California December 15: Jackson Rancheria / Jackson, California
"The Mike & Micky Show" has arrived Down Under! Micky and Nez will commence their tour of Australia and New Zealand this Saturday in Christchurch, New Zealand. The duo appeared on Australian news program The Project earlier today:
The Monkees' official Facebook page shared some photos of today's promotional activities in advance of opening night:
Micky and Michael were also guests on The Conversation Hour, a podcast which can be downloaded through the link below:
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