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The Beach Boys are an American rock band, beginning primarily as a surf-rock group but eventually graduating on to more artistically innovative styles. The original line-up of the group comprised brothers Brian, Carl and Dennis Wilson, along with their cousin Mike Love and friend Al Jardine. The Beach Boys released their debut "Surfin' Safari" in 1962 and quickly grew in popularity, driven by the success of singles like "Surfin' USA," "I Get Around," "Help Me, Rhonda," "Good Vibrations," and the acclaimed "God Only Knows." However, tensions within the Beach Boys, paired with Brian Wilson's personal problems, caused the group to fall apart though critical acclaim continued to roll in, album after album. The Beach Boys were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1988. A revamped line-up continues to tour regularly, though it does not include any of the Wilson brothers.
Beach Boys reunion tour tickets on sale this weekend
Following their successful special performance at this year's Grammy Awards, tickets for the upcoming Beach Boys reunion tour are among the onsales for the weekend ending February 27 as compiled by TicketNews.
Starting off this weekend's onsales are tickets to several stops on the upcoming 25th Anniversary concert from the Beach Boys. For the first time in over 20 years, Brian Wilson has reunited with the band to create an anniversary album and embark on a tour. Wilson famously fell out with the Beach Boys in the mid 1980s after leading the band since its inception. The upcoming tour is set to include 50 dates, with concerts in Milwaukee, Hollywood, Boston, and Austin on sale throughout the weekend.
Dave Matthews & Beach Boys headline popular summer tours
This summer, music fans are expecting some hot summer tours from legendary performers like the Dave Matthews Band and 60's pop icons the Beach Boys.
Matthews and his group, who last year headlined their own "Caravan" festivals in select U.S. cities, take their act on the road this year, playing over 40 dates nationwide throughout the spring and summer of 2012.
Brian Wilson tour readies new U.S. dates for 'Old Sun'
Living music legend Brian Wilson will be back on the road this fall for a fresh round of U.S. tour dates. The 17-city circuit launches October 23 at Soaring Eagle Casino in Mount Pleasant, MI, and wraps up on December 5 at Harrah's Lake Tahoe in Stateline, NV.
The six-week trek will focus mostly on markets in the Northeast U.S., though a couple dates have also been booked further west. Highlights include an October 26 show at Count Basie Theatre in Red Bank, NJ, a November 6 performance at Carnegie Music Hall in Pittsburgh, PA, and a December 3 gig at Canyon Club in Agoura Hills, CA.
Daily tour recap: Ladytron, the Beach Boys and more
Today's recap includes special concert news, reunion announcements and more as compiled by TicketNews on February 9, 2009.
The pop-punk titans of Blink-182 have announced that they will launch their full-fledged reunion this year, complete with a new album and tour. The band's last performance was in December 2004, though they didn't officially announce their hiatus until February 2005. The trio began talking again after drummer Travis Barker survived a tragic September plane crash that killed four.
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