Vintage The Monkees 2011 Tour Stage-Used Concert Set List
Own an exceptional, museum-grade piece of live music history: an original, authentic stage-used concert set list from The Monkees' acclaimed 45th Anniversary Tour, detailing their performance in Atlantic City on June 18, 2011.
This tour marked a deeply poignant milestone in rock history, as it was the final concert tour to feature the band's legendary principal vocalist and teen idol, Davy Jones, before his passing in early 2012. Used directly on stage by the musicians or production crew to guide the live show, this extensive two-column document serves as an incredible window into the tour's musical architecture. Unsigned, performance-used stage artifacts from the final chapter of this iconic pop-rock lineup are highly coveted by classic rock historians and pop culture memorabilia curators.
Performance Ephemera Highlights
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Historic Tour Metadata: The upper-left corner features a crisp, bordered heading tracking the exact date and location of the tour stop: Atlantic City (June 18, 2011).
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Comprehensive Multi-Hit Set List Matrix: Catalogs a massive, career-spanning repertoire of the band's greatest 1960s pop-rock anthems, tracking from their iconic television themes (Monkees Theme) to defining chart-toppers like I'm A Believer, Last Train To Clarksville, Daydream Believer, and Pleasant Valley Sunday.
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Psych-Pop Rarities: Includes beloved deep cuts and tracks from their avant-garde feature film Head, such as Randy Scouse Git, Porpoise Song, Your Auntie Grizzelda, and As We Go Along.
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Technical Stage & Musical Cues: Heavily annotated with custom printed and hand-executed cues specifying musical keys, vocal designations, and instrumental setups (e.g., Words (C#m), I'm A Believer G vox, and handwritten stage reminders like don't forget pedal and move left).
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Complete Production Outline: Explicitly logs pacing and exit instructions, such as Walkoff - drums - I'm A Believer - Stop G and the final Monkees Theme Walkoff.
Archival Condition
Dating back to a highly significant milestone tour in the modern legacy of 1960s pop-rock, this authentic stage artifact is in excellent condition. The paper stock remains remarkably clean, bright, and structurally sound, showing sharp edges and perfectly distinct black typography. The subtle fold down the center reflects its genuine, utilitarian layout as a physical cue sheet positioned on a musician's stage monitor or microphone stand during the live Atlantic City show. This historic piece of rock and roll lore comes safely housed inside a clear, archival-grade protective sleeve to ensure permanent preservation.
