Micky Dolenz, the last surviving member of the Monkees, is embarking on a short but sweet tour as a way of paying tribute to his late bandmates.

Dolenz, 76, announced on Tuesday that he’ll hit the road for a series of dates in April that will serve as a celebration of the lives of Davy Jones, Mike Nesmith and Peter Tork, via song and never-before-seen personal footage.

“I felt it was important to gather the fans and properly celebrate the lives of Davy, Mike and Peter. People have been contacting me, requesting that I honor them in a way where the extraordinary impact of The Monkees can be properly acknowledged,” Dolenz said in a statement. “We spent such a great deal of time together; they were like my brothers, and I want to share some of the great joy we had together.”

The musician will be backed by a seven-piece band to perform Monkees hits like “Daydream Believer” and “Last Train to Clarksville,” as well as tracks specific to each band member, like Nesmith’s “Different Drum,” Tork’s “For Pete’s Sake” and Jones’ “Valleri.”