The Beach Boys

Beach Boys w. Brian Wilson add 2nd London show
Last updated: 25th June 2012

The legendary surfer boys have reunited with their former lead singer and songwriter Brian Wilson for the band's 50th anniversary. See The Beach Boys live on their reunion tour at the Royal Albert Hall (Sept. 27th) and Wembley Arena (Sep. 28th) in London. 

September 2012
London, Royal Albert Hall (Thu., 27th September 2012)
London, Wembley Arena (Fri., 28th September 2012)

The tour and concert is the first time in over a decade that the original surviving members of the 60’s hitmaking machine will be performing together.

Some of the classic songs the Beach Boys wrote in their 50 year career include the pop classics “I Get Around,” “Sloop John B.,” “Surfin’ USA” and “Wouldn’t It Be Nice” amongst many more.

The classic Beach Boys line-up comprised Mike Love, Brian Wilson, David Marks, Carl Wilson and the late Dennis Wilson. A possible reunion could include original line-up would include Jardine, Wilson, Love, Johnston and Marks.

The Beach Boys formed in 1961 and became the poster boys of the California surf sound. The debut album, “Surfin’ Safari” was released in 1962 and followed by “Surfin’ USA” and “Surfer Girl.”

During their charts reign throughout the 1960’s The Beach Boys enjoyed “Surfin’ USA,’” “Fun Fun Fun,” “I Get Around” and “Help me Ronda.”

But it was the 1966 album, “Pet Sounds” that would prove to become the band’s seminal album. With tracks such as “God Only Knows,” “Sloop John B.,” or “Wouldn’t It Be Nice,” Pet Sounds was an elaborate production and turning point for the band. Pet Sounds has been voted ‘one of the most influential albums of all time.’

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