A History of The Monkees tickets

'Here we come walking down the street.' It never fails: mention The Monkees and a smile immediately results. Who doesn't like The Monkees? The classic light pop band with simple, singable hits from the 1960s. The funny thing is, that classic band (once hailed, if hyperbolically, as America's answer to The Beatles) still gets together 45 years after its founding, and cranks out those catchy hits, like 'Last Train to Clarksville,' 'Steppin' Stone,' 'I'm a Believer' and 'Daydream Believer.' Original band members Davy Jones on vocals and guitars, Peter Tork on bass and vocals and Micky Dolenz on drums and vocals continue to take the stage together for occasional reunion shows.

The Monkees, Stars on TV, Radio

When The Monkees starred in their own TV show, called The Monkees in the 1960s on Saturday mornings, they showed that, like the Beatles, they were as adept at cutting up on camera as they were singing harmonies and creating memorable melodies in the studio. The show, for which the band was originally created in 1965, became a TV hit, and propelled the songs they sang on TV high on the Billboard record charts. The Monkees ticketsare an opportunity to relive an era in which rock and roll was simpler, sunnier and definitely funnier. Forty-five years later, The Monkees can still crack it up on stage.