Micky Dolenz, drummer, lead vocalist and last surviving member of The Monkees, is bringing his "Stories and Songs" tour to the Beacon Theatre in Hopewell later this month.

Catch Us If You Can” by The Dave Clark Five is a fine song, but the movie it was made for is nothing short of strange.

The drummer always seemed the Monkee most at ease with their peculiar ... with his guitar and played them a song he’d written that he wanted the Monkees to record. According to him, they said ...

who fought a high-profile court battle against the rest of the band in a bid to stop their songs being used in a Disney+ series of their story, called Pistol. Carter sang his way to paraphrase ...

Carter then introduced “Mr Steve f***** Jones” before they then hammered into their malicious cover of The Monkees’ 1967 ... a bid to stop their songs being used in a Disney+ series of their story, ...

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In Set List, we talk to veteran musicians about some of their most famous songs ... It’s a lovely song and it worked with [sections where] John and I each get to sing. It was just one of ...

Sure, it has a funny title, and yes, it's unlike most other Zeppelin songs, but it's awfully fun to sing and clap along to — just look at the smile on Page's face in the below clip. "Hot Dog ...

Seeing Dancing Queen take the crown as the most misheard song to me is testament to how iconic it is. 'Whether you know the words or not, it is a universally loved tune you can't not sing along to.' ...

There were moments of Travis Scott’s Saturday night closing set that were some of the most astounding ... members onstage to sing or play guitar with Green Day for a song or two that at this ...

Michele Morrone is an actor, a musician and an artist, but it’s his role as a father to sons Marcus and Brando that he cites as “one of the most ... sing an Italian tune with emotion, again ...