The Monkee Men

Murray Theater Presents The Monkee Men - The Greatest Monkees Tribute

 

In 1967, The Monkees outsold The Beatles and The Rolling Stones combined. Their TV show won two Emmy Awards, and the band produced five multi-platinum albums and six Billboard Top 10 singles including three #1’s. Today, their music continues to enchant audiences worldwide.  With the passing of three of the original Monkees, the only way to experience that great music live on stage has been through Micky Dolenz’ ongoing solo tours. Until now.

The Monkee Men is a new and exciting tribute show comprised of multi-talented musicians, actors, and singers that have been selected from the best-of-the-best from all around the country. They perform all your favorite Monkees songs live on stage, including: “Last Train to Clarksville,” “Pleasant Valley Sunday,” “Daydream Believer,” “I'm a Believer,” and many more. The Monkee Men show is a fun and interactive multimedia experience that’s perfect for any event!

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🎟️January 11, 2026 | 7:00 PM (Doors open 6:30)
📍Murray Theater | 4961 S. State Street
🎟️$30 (Cash)

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Tickets available for purchase online through Showpass or in person at the Parks and Recreation Office (296 E Murray Park Ave, open Monday - Friday 7 am - 4pm). Tickets are also available at the theater Box Office, 1 hour prior to start of performance. 

All seats are reserved seating. A maximum of 8 tickets can be purchased per transaction. 

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PROTECT YOURSELF FROM TICKET FRAUD:
The only official ticket outlets for this performance are Murray Parks & Recreation Office and Showpass. We strongly recommend you refrain from purchasing tickets via third party and fraudulent ticket sellers. These tickets are often sold at a price much higher than face value, and tickets sold through a third party may not carry the same service guarantees as those sold through official outlets.

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Murray Cultural Arts is funded in part by Salt Lake County Zoo, Arts & Parks, NowPlayingUtah, Utah Division of Arts & Museums, the National Endowment for the Arts, National Endowment for the Humanities, and Utah Humanities.