Hey, hey, there’s only one Micky Dolenz. As the drummer and one of the defining voices of The Monkees, he sang on some of the most purely joyful pop records ever made: I’m a Believer, Last Train to Clarksville, Daydream Believer. Decades on, his voice carries that same effortless sunlit energy that made a generation fall in love with music. A Micky Dolenz show is pure, uncomplicated fun. The kind that puts a grin on your face and keeps it there
Tag: Live Music
An Olde English Christmas with Peter Noone at Oxford Performing Arts Center
Peter Noone charmed the world as the boyish face of Herman’s Hermits during the British Invasion, and his warmth and wit remain just as irresistible today. From Mrs. Brown You’ve Got a Lovely Daughter to I’m Henry the Eighth I Am, he delivered some of the most purely fun pop songs of the 60s. Wrapped in holiday spirit, his Christmas show is a joyful mix of seasonal favorites and beloved singalongs the whole family will treasure.
Croce Plays Croce at Oxford Performing Arts Center
Jim Croce gave us Time in a Bottle, Bad Bad Leroy Brown, and Operator before his tragic death in 1973. Now his son AJ, a brilliant multi-instrumentalist and acclaimed artist in his own right, honors that extraordinary legacy with the heartfelt intimacy only a son can bring. Woven with stories, humor, and remarkable musicianship, Croce Sings Croce is part tribute, part revelation, and a living connection to one of American music’s greatest songwriters.
Christmas with The Pops at Oxford Performing Arts Center
The most wonderful time of the year sounds best live. Christmas with the Atlanta Pops is a beloved seasonal tradition: an evening of timeless holiday music performed with warmth, grandeur, and the festive spirit that only a great orchestra can conjure. From Handel to holiday standards, sleigh bells to full brass, this is the show that makes the season feel complete. Dress festive, bring the family, and let the music of Christmas fill the room.
Clay Walker Family Christmas at Oxford Performing Arts Center
Clay Walker has been one of Texas country’s most beloved voices since This Woman and This Man hit number one in 1993. Now he’s bringing the whole family along for the holidays. Equal parts concert and Christmas celebration, this show pairs Walker’s warm, effortless baritone with the songs and spirit of the season in an evening that feels like exactly what the holidays are supposed to feel like. Good music, good company, and a room full of people glad to be there
Celtic Woman: Silver Bells Christmas Tour at Oxford Performing Arts Center
Few voices capture the beauty of Christmas quite like Celtic Woman. With more than 11 million albums sold, three billion streams worldwide, and six Billboard World Music Artist of the Year honors, the internationally celebrated ensemble returns with the Silver Bells Christmas Tour. Soaring vocals and lush orchestral arrangements bring new life to O Holy Night, Carol of the Bells, and treasured Celtic favorites in an evening filled with warmth, wonder, and the spirit of the season.
Jim Messina at Oxford Performing Arts Center
From shaping the sound of Poco to his decade-defining run with Kenny Loggins on Your Mama Don’t Dance, Watching the River Run, and House at Pooh Corner, Jim Messina has been one of American music’s most quietly indispensable figures for more than 50 years. A gifted guitarist, songwriter, and producer with easy California warmth, Messina brings his remarkable catalog to the stage with the relaxed mastery of someone born to do exactly this.
Menopause The Musical® at Oxford Performing Arts Center
25th Anniversary Tour
Menopause The Musical® – Join the party in celebrating two decades of laughter & sisterhood!
Four women at a lingerie sale have nothing in common but a black lace bra AND memory loss, hot flashes, night sweats, not enough sex, too much sex and more! This hilarious musical parody set to classic tunes from the ‘60s, ‘70s and ‘80s will have you cheering and dancing in the aisles! See what more than 17 million women and fans worldwide have been laughing about for 25 years!
It’s the Hilarious Celebration of Women and The Change!®
Frisson Trio d’Anches at Oxford Performing Arts Center
Frisson Trio d’Anches showcases the distinctive sound of the reed trio, oboe, clarinet, and bassoon, blending brilliance, warmth, and lyrical depth. Featuring oboist Tom Gallant, clarinetist Bixby Kennedy, and bassoonist Remy Taghavi, the ensemble is part of Frisson, one of America’s most acclaimed chamber groups. Their engaging programs feature works by composers including Françaix, Milhaud, Villa-Lobos, and Martinů, performed with exceptional artistry and flair
The Who’s Tommy: The Musical at Oxford Performing Arts Center
Pete Townshend wrote Tommy in 1969 and rock music hasn’t been the same since. A boy retreats into silence after witnessing an act of violence, then finds his way back through an uncanny gift for pinball. Pinball Wizard. See Me Feel Me. I’m Free. This Tony Award winning production brings the full force of one of rock’s greatest albums to theatrical life. Loud, visual, and completely unforgettable. MATURE THEMES • STRONG LANGUAGE • AGES 16