The iconic 1960s and '70s group The Beach Boys has announced its first major live performance since founder Brian Wilson died ...

When Sirius-XM launched its Beach Boys channel, the group’s lead singer Mike Love got together with former band members Brian Wilson, Al Jardine and David Marks (as well as current Beach Boy Bruce ...

Brian Wilson was an off-stage presence for this 1971 Beach Boys concert, in which L.A. Times Robert Hilburn described the band as having "an identity crisis" in Wilson's absence.

The Beach Boys book will similarly center around interviews with the surviving members of the band, plus archival text from Carl and Dennis Wilson, plus ephemera from the archives like lyric and ...

The Beach Boys' current members Mike Love and Bruce Johnston paid tribute to late bandmate Brian Wilson following his death at age 82 on Wednesday, June 11. "The world mourns a genius today, and ...

Beach Boys current members The Beach Boys perform at Drury University's O'Reilly Family Event Center on Saturday, Nov. 4, 2023. The Beach Boys concert was a part of the university's 150th ...

That Beach Boys reunion may not be surfin’ much longer: Amidst happy talk of all the old guys getting along and things not being as grim as they seemed when the group performed at the Grammys ...

Jun. 5—The Beach Boys will perform at the 2025 Alaska State Fair, officials announced Thursday. The band, led by founding member Mike Love, is scheduled to perform at 7 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 25.

The Beach Boys will tell their story in their own words in the first-ever official book from the surf-rock legends. Buy the book online here.

The Beach Boys’ current members Mike Love and Bruce Johnston paid tribute to late bandmate Brian Wilson following his death at age 82 on Wednesday, June 11. “The world mourns a genius today ...

In 1983, the Beach Boys were dropped from a D.C. July 4 concert — but the move may have only boosted the warm summer crowds that welcomed them in San Diego. Beach Boys fill stadium in wake of ...

The Beach Boys’ iconic Washington, D.C., concert. It was Mike Love’s idea to play the National Mall on the Fourth of July in 1980. Nearly half a million people turned out for what Brian Wilson ...