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Nov 4, 2025 33 min

Ep 258 Dance Monkey

from Rock n Roll Chicago Podcast Hosted by Ray the Roadie & Hollywood Mike

Send us Fan Mail This episode features the band Dance Monkey, a theatrical three-piece cover and show band known for diverse musical performances and creative stage antics. Frontman Mike discusses the band's origins, having formed after his time with Sushi Roll, and describes their emphasis on stage effects, lighting, and playful props (like the monkey with a removable head). The group covers a wide musical spectrum—from Cher and Ozzy Osbourne to Frankie Valli and Village People—often tailoring their setlists to audience reactions and putting their own spin on classic songs while honoring their iconic elements. Support the show Podcast edited by Paul Martin. Theme song courtesy of M&R Rush. www.rocknrollchicagopodcast.com

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Send us Fan Mail This episode features the band Dance Monkey, a theatrical three-piece cover and show band known for diverse musical performances and creative stage antics. Frontman Mike discusses the band's origins, having formed after his time with Sushi Roll, and describes their emphasis on stage effects, lighting, and playful props (like the monkey with a removable head). The group covers a wide musical spectrum—from Cher and Ozzy Osbourne to Frankie Valli and Village People—often t...

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