Category: Coco Dolenz

Sing with Micky and Coco Dolenz for charity

7/13/2018

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Dates, Venues, and Ticket Information at Jodi Ritzen's Monkees Meet & Greets

(From the program for Micky's 1982 tour of Japan)

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Micky & Coco to perform at Rockers West of Broadway concert in San Diego

3/13/2018

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March 30, 2018: Rockers West Of Broadway Event

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Saturday: Coco live in Pasadena, California

12/1/2017

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Coco Dolenz to Appear at the Coffee Gallery Saturday

(From the December 1967 issue of Fave)

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Coco, Micky, and John Billings live onstage in the summer of 2017

9/24/2017

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(August 13 at Mayo Park, Rochester, Minnesota - photo courtesy of Micky Dolenz Twitter account)

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Friday night in Louisiana: "50 Summers of Love"

8/26/2017

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Micky and Coco delight crowds at 54 Below (UPDATED)

3/27/2017

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Photos: Micky Dolenz Private Cocktail Reception with Little Steven Van Zandt and others

Micky Dolenz solo really great at 54 Below. Last chance to catch him tomorrow night NY (until he comes back!). @TheMickyDolenz1 @showbiz411
— Stevie Van Zandt (@StevieVanZandt) March 28, 2017

@StevieVanZandt was kind enough to stop by my party @CuttingRoomNYC last night..Thanks to @littlesteven_ug for all the support on Hipster! pic.twitter.com/es2BEgUsyb
— Micky Dolenz (@TheMickyDolenz1) March 28, 2017

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Micky, Davy, and Coco onstage in 1977

3/25/2017

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(Courtesy of Written in our Hearts on Facebook)

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Micky and Coco at 54 Below

3/25/2017

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Great show tonight @54Below #NYC! @DolenzG @TheMickyDolenz1 pic.twitter.com/MOYqX1RX8e
— Micky Dolenz (@TheMickyDolenz1) March 25, 2017

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Texas Prairie Chicken podcast examines "Pool It!" and features special guest Coco Dolenz

2/10/2017

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Episode #6! How Bad Was POOL IT? TAPIOCA TUNDRA Re-Mixed! Coco Dolenz Speaks Again!

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Coco Dolenz visits Texas Prairie Chicken podcast

1/21/2017

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EPISODE #5! Coco Dolenz Interview--Part One! THEN & NOW Discussed! Plus-LOOK OUT Re-Mixed!

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Coco and Davy live onstage in New York City

12/23/2016

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Micky Dolenz and Davy Jones (along with Micky's sister, Coco) performed a series of shows at New York City's Riverboat Cafe (in the Empire State Building) in 1977. Here's a photo from their April 17, 1977 concert, courtesy of Judith Supple Hadlock.

(From the collection of Judith Supple Hadlock)

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Coco Dolenz to guest on Breakfast With The Beatles on Sunday

8/13/2016

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Listen Here on Sunday, August 14 at 12pm EST

(From the November 1967 issue of Tiger Beat)

Coco will also appear with former Wings guitarist Denny Laine when Laine celebrates the 40th Anniversary of the group's famous 1976 U.S. tour on August 27 in Westlake Village, California:

The Wings Over America 40th Anniversary Celebration starring Denny Laine of Wings
with special guest Coco Dolenz

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Coco Dolenz: Faves of the Faves

7/23/2016

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(From the January 1968 issue of Fave)

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Coco Dolenz reports back from "Good Times!" sessions

3/30/2016

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Just got home from doing some BGV (back ground vocals) on 2 of the tracks from the new Monkee's recording. I had a 'Good...
Posted by Gemma Dolenz on Tuesday, March 29, 2016

Coco has a long history with The Monkees. She provided harmony and background vocals on such Monkees tracks as "Shortly Blackwell," "Little Girl," "Midnight Train," and "Mommy and Daddy." She wrote for teen magazines in the 1960s at the height of her brother's fame, and in the late 1970s, she toured with Micky and Davy after the dissolution of Dolenz, Jones, Boyce & Hart. In 1987, Coco released her own album, One Voice.

Coco has been a part of The Monkees' touring band since 2012, providing background vocals, harmonies, and percussion. You can hear Coco at Micky's solo shows, too, where she often duets with her brother on "Bye Bye Blackbird" and "Crying in the Rain" while taking over on lead vocals for Michael Nesmith's own "Different Drum."

In comments left on the post Coco also noted that Micky was present at the session, which saw work completed on "Love's What I Want" and "A Better World."

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Peter and Coco backstage in London

9/14/2015

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An Evening With The Monkees (Featuring Micky Dolenz & Peter Tork)

(Photo by John Billings)

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DDT

9/4/2015

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This picture, taken at the Troubadour in Hollywood in September 1970, has been a part of the multimedia show during Micky and Peter's concerts this year. Micky shared the name of this impromptu group (with his sister Coco joining along) as DDT - Dolenz, Dolenz & Tork.

Andrew Sandoval documented this event in his book, The Monkees: The Day-by-Day Story of the '60s TV Pop Sensation, writing that Fave magazine reported on the unannounced performance, saying it was "experimental" and "unique."

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Coco Dolenz guests on the "Headquarters" radio program

8/22/2015

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Micky's sister, Coco, has a long history with The Monkees. She provided harmony and background vocals on such Monkees tracks as "Shortly Blackwell," "Little Girl," "Midnight Train," and "Mommy and Daddy." She wrote for teen magazines in the 1960s at the height of her brother's fame, and in the late 1970s, she toured with Micky and Davy after the dissolution of Dolenz, Jones, Boyce & Hart. In 1987, Coco released her own album, One Voice. She joined The Monkees onstage in a supporting role when Michael, Micky, and Peter reunited in late 2012 for a series of concerts after the passing of Davy Jones.

When not touring with The Monkees, you can hear Coco at Micky's solo shows, where she often duets with her brother on "Bye Bye Blackbird" and "Crying in the Rain" while taking over on lead vocals for Michael Nesmith's own "Different Drum."

In this 1989 interview with Paris Stachtiaris and guest host Valerie Lionel on the Headquarters radio program, Coco talks about experiencing Monkeemania in the '60s, growing up with Micky, working with Micky and Davy (and The Laughing Dogs) on the road in 1977, and much more. You'll also get to hear tracks from her 1987 album One Voice and The Coasters' version of "D.W. Washburn."

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"Mijadicogeogi, Micky's Pet of the Past" by Coco Dolenz

7/30/2015

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(From the June 1968 issue of Fave)

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Coco, Micky, and Davy in 1977

7/26/2015

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After Dolenz, Jones, Boyce & Hart disbanded, Micky and Davy continued to work together and formed a new act that played clubs in 1977. Micky's sister, Coco, joined the duo on the road. Coco, of course, has been a part of The Monkees' touring band since 2012. Here's a promotional photo that Coco shared on her Facebook page from her days with Micky and Davy: