21K views · 658 reactions | Allan Sherman and Peter Noone of Herman's Hermits This is a fun clip from Fanfare, a musical variety series shown during the summer of 1965 featuring Sherman and Herman. Here Allan Sherman does "the American version" of one of Herman's Hermits songs, and gives Peter Noone "the English version" of one of Allan's songs. | When a song takes you back in time | Facebook

Go back in time with Herman's Hermits starring Peter Noone in Fort Lauderdale on January 5 at The Parker! Hear all your favorite songs, including I’m Into Something Good, There’s a Kind of Hush, Wonderful World and more. Get your tickets today! This performance is part of the Baptist Health Red Carpet Series, and it is generously underwritten by Penelope Ann Moore. | The Parker

2.4K views · 42 reactions | Celebrate the golden era of pop with Peter Noone Herman’s Hermits, from energetic performances to beloved songs like "I’m Into Something Good"!  Sun. March 2  Doors at 4pm, show at 5pm  Get tickets at  https://hubs.ly/Q037CXkd0 #SixtiesPop #LiveMusicMagic | Arcada Theatre | Facebook

"On a crisp autumn day in 1968, British pop sensation Peter Noone, frontman of Herman’s Hermits, wed Mireille Strasser in an intimate ceremony in London. The couple, who had met just a year earlier while Mireille was working in the fashion industry, were married at a small church in the Chelsea district, surrounded by close friends and family. Peter, only 21 at the time, wore a tailored Mod-style suit, while Mireille stunned in a chic lace mini-dress with a daisy-trimmed veil—very much in step w

Peter Noone, born in Manchester in 1947, rose to fame in the mid-1960s with Herman’s Hermits during the British Invasion. Circa 1965, while balancing touring and studies, he met Mireille Strasser, a French student. Their romance grew, and on November 5, 1968—Noone’s 21st birthday—they wed in London. Settling in California, they welcomed daughter Natalie, later a performer. After Herman’s Hermits disbanded in 1971, Noone pursued a solo career, scoring with David Bowie’s Oh! You Pretty Things. In

Peter Noone, born in Manchester in 1947, rose to fame in the mid-1960s with Herman’s Hermits during the British Invasion. Circa 1965, while balancing touring and studies, he met Mireille Strasser, a French student. Their romance grew, and on November 5, 1968—Noone’s 21st birthday—they wed in London. Settling in California, they welcomed daughter Natalie, later a performer. After Herman’s Hermits disbanded in 1971, Noone pursued a solo career, scoring with David Bowie’s Oh! You Pretty Things. In

See Herman's Hermits Starring Peter Noone on January 17th! “I’m Into Something Good,” “Mrs. Brown, You’ve Got a Lovely Daughter,” “I’m Henry VIII, I Am,” and more! Get 🎟️ at http://bit.ly/HHermitsST | Stadium Theatre Performing Arts Centre & Conservatory