The Monkees Farewell Tour - RESCHEDULED*

-- Due to local mandates surrounding COVID-19, The Monkees Farewell Tour previously scheduled for Friday, October 15, 2021 at the Johnny Mercer has been RESCHEDULED to Friday, April 1, 2022.

There is no need to do anything at this time. Please retain your current tickets as all tickets purchased for the previously scheduled date will be honored on the new performance date.

If you are unable to attend the rescheduled date, you may request a refund up until November 15, 2021 at your original point of purchase.

We sincerely thank you for your continued loyalty and patience during this challenging time and look forward to welcoming The Monkees to Savannah in April! --

Michael Nesmith and Micky Dolenz of The Monkees will embark on their farewell tour in September 2021. Commemorating 55 years of Monkeemania, the tour will embrace major markets in North America through the fall, launching on September 11 in Seattle and ending back where it all began in Los Angeles at The Greek Theater on November 14. Their critically acclaimed concerts feature the voice of Dolenz (who sang The Monkees’ biggest hits: “I’m A Believer,” “Last Train To Clarksville,” “Pleasant Valley Sunday” and “(I’m Not Your) Steppin’ Stone”) and the group’s primary songwriter, Nesmith (who wrote such classics as “Mary, Mary,” “Papa Gene’s Blues,” “You Just May Be The One” and “Listen To The Band,” to name but a few).

Tickets and VIP packages for some dates of “The Monkees Farewell Tour” are on sale now. Savannah’s show at the Johnny Mercer Theatre will go on sale Friday, July 16 at Ticketmaster.com.

“The Monkees Farewell Tour” will feature songs that span the band’s entire career – from their 1966 self-titled debut album to 2016’s Good Times!Their most recent release, The Monkees – The Mike & Micky Show Live, was issued in April 2020 and became their 17th Billboard charting album release. In addition to their hits, their farewell shows will spotlight songs featured on their Emmy-winning TV series (“The Girl I Knew Somewhere,” “You Told Me,” “Randy Scouse Git,” “Goin’ Down” and “For Pete’s Sake”) as well as music from their feature film Head (“Circle Sky” and “As We Go Along”). Plus some rarely performed deep cuts (such as “Auntie’s Municipal Court”) and tracks from their most-recent studio album, 2016’s Good Times! (“Me & Magdelena” and “Birth Of An Accidental Hipster”).

This farewell tour will mark the end of a unique project that began in 1965 when four young men were cast in a television show about a struggling rock band that was inspired by the Beatles’ A Hard Day’s Night. Few could have predicted the impact The Monkees would have on music and pop culture at large, one that still reverberates more than 50 years later.