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Brian Douglas Wilson from Inglewood, California, united States of America. Is a Rock and pop singer starting in 1961 he is currently signed to Capitol/Emi.

It could be said that Brian was born to be a musician, from an early age, Brian was encouraged to follow in a similar path to his father who was a minor musician and songwriter. Singing solos in the church, learning how to play a toy accordion and teaching his brothers how to sing harmony when they were meant to be asleep. Music was something that Brian breathed. Sadly it was also found that Brian had diminished hearing, the exact cause of this remains the subject of speculation.

In 1961 while his parents were away Brian would go on to use the emergency money they had left behind to hire out musical equipment however the money left behind was not enough. A family friend; Al Jardine, then went to his mother begging for money after she heard the band consisting of: Brian and his younger siblings - Carl and Dennis alongside Mike Love. The mother of Al Jardine handed the band money to rent equipment after she had heard how talented the boys were.

Upon returning home, the father of the boys was very angry until he heard them play, he was stunned and immediately took them to go and record music, they would do this under "Candix Records" where they released the song "surfin" which managed to chart on Billboard, sparking Brian's career. Candix had also changed the bands name to "The Beach Boys" without the actual band knowing as they were previously called "The Pendletones".

"Pet Sounds" was released in 1966 by Wilsons' band "The Beach Boys" and contains the nationally successful song "God Only Knows" which has recently been used by the BBC as the main song, sung by many artists for an advert.

The advert includes many celebrities such as: Elton John, Chris Martin Pharrell Williams and Emile Sande alongside various others.

The album has also been considered one of the greatest albums of all time.

Brian Wilson has been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and has won multiple Grammy awards for musical work.

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Brian Wilson is perhaps one of the most significant songwriters in pop history and to see him live is an absolute thrill. When performing live he sits behind a keyboard to perform all the great classics of the Beach Boys as well as some of his solo work. His singing is still up to par and his harmonies are entrancing. When I saw Brian Wilson perform at Chastain Park in Atlanta he had an extremely talented backing band named The Wondermints as well as an orchestra to play along with him. The orchestra was an essential asset to the performance as they were able to produce the heavy orchestrated songs from The Beach Boys’ album, Pet Sounds, perfectly. The backing band also did a pristine job helping Brian Wilson with the intricate vocal harmonies that the Beach Boys are so recognized for performing. When I saw Brian Wilson he was touring to support his album titled, Brian Wilson Reimagines Gershwin, which is an album covering the magnificent songs of Ira and George Gershwin. He played many classic tunes from this album such as “Summertime” and “Rhapsody in Blue”. The show’s setlist was massive containing over thirty of Brian Wilson’s hits. Although Brian Wilson performed the older surf rock classics such as “Surfin’ U.S.A.” and “Surfer Girl”, I preferred the beautiful orchestrated songs from Pet Sounds such as “Wouldn’t It Be Nice” and “Good Vibrations”.

Most of the crowd was dressed in beach attire and Hawaiian shirts to celebrate the novelty of the Beach Boys’ image, and all the audience was dancing and singing along to songs like “Fun, Fun, Fun”. Brian Wilson’s performance was a truly amazing experience and to see his fun, breezy summer music performed in such a pristine manner was a delight to the ears.

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This was quite an extraordinary experience! The Hershey Theatre was a lovely venue for such a show. I, and my fellow patrons, were appreciative for the opportunity to see such a legendary artist, performing one of the best composed pieces of modern music. With rumours of retirement looming, especially after last-year was supposedly the end of the Pet Sounds tour, we were overjoyed to hear of his presence so locally. Brian had a superb band to back-him, including a number of studio-musicians and Archie Bell. The performance was truthfully of studio-quality. It was a pleasant surprise to see the tight-knit orientation and family-feeling of the group as they performed and travel together. As a true-fan of the legend of Wilson as-a-person, as-well-as, an artist, we are touched-to see him so well cared-for and thoughtfully represented and motivated. I give sincere thanks to his support-system. I give sincere thanks to Brian for his willingness to spread this album globally, again!

Along with the flawless performance of the Pet Sounds album, the group played a number of Beach Boys hits and obscurities with the assistance of Jardin and his son. The show was an astounding two-and a half hours of music, along with a short-intermission. Brian ended-the show with a solo, and moving, rendition of Love and Mercy.

We send Brian, Al and the gang all of our love, support, and appreciation for their performance, and wish to them a successful and enjoyable tour this year! This was life-changing experience I will share with my child when he is able to appreciate the man's importance.

Brian Wilson is a pretty universally recognised due to his long services to the genres of pop and rock as the leader and co-founder of the Beach Boys. He has had a long commercially and critically celebrated career that began way back in 1961. You would think after a half a century on the road you would be ready to hang up your microphone however Brian is simply too passionate about what he does to stop touring for his fanbase who show an equal dedication by turning up to his shows.

There are some older fans here who look as though they may have been around to buy Wilson's first LP yet they cheer, sing and applaud with the energy of everybody else which is brilliant to see as there is a clear passion shared between patron and performer. Tonight is a celebration of The Beach Boys' music as all the classics such as 'And Then He Kissed Me' 'Do It Again' and 'Salt Lake City' are brought out for the enthusiastic audiences. There is no doubt Brian is still very much a performer and by the finale of 'Good Vibrations' you get the impression he does not want the night to end.

Brian's concert (July 4 at The Danforth Music Hall in Toronto) was truly incredible - 32 songs in a close to 2-hour concert. If this was the last time I ever get to see Brian (retirement rumours), he surely went out with style. As the composer of over 400 songs, the man is both a legend and a musical icon. He had it all going last night, both laughing and joking with the audience and his band. The band he has put together is truly amazing, too many to mention them all but with Al Jardine, Blondie Chaplin, and Darian Sahanaja, this concert was one for the ages! Featuring an array of Beach Boys hits, songs from his solo career including his new album (No Pier Pressure), and completing the show with "Love and Mercy", the title track of the new movie about his life, this concert might just have topped the Beach Boys 50th anniversary show - it was that good!

Even though Brian Wilson is showing his age . . . had to be helped on and off stage and his voice is not what it used to be . . . the entire evening was a superior experience. I've never been to a Beach Boy concert even as a young man . . . I'm now 75. The concert was everything I was expecting and more. The acoustics at the St Charles Family Arena are excellent. I think it is a very fan-friendly venue. Plenty of parking. Reasonably priced ($10). Safe location. This is the second concert I've attended this year at this location (Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons was the first) and I would not hesitate to attend other concerts there in the future. Seating was excellent also.

The boys played all the hits I expected. The opening act was lively and entertaining. All-in-all an excellent experience.

Though the man hobbles on stage and sits leaned back from the piano with his hands utterly vertical, seeing and hearing Pet Sounds delivered so massively was definitely an experience to remember. Just because the front man was not smiling does not mean that the audience cannot smile!

Opening with two unexpected and special tracks made me want to run from my premium seating and personally groove out on stage.

The "greatest hits" did not please the hipster-types at all . . . they were waiting for the Pet Sounds onslaught! But there is much to be had in a bit of a boogie with the old folks, who indeed cover the floor of the venue.

If you want to see Brian Wilson before he kills himself or something, go do it!

The rain in Times Square, Newcastle upon Tyne, couldn't stop the party. Beach balls flying round the crowd before he came on & a great atmosphere building. He needed a little help to his seat at the piano but then it was hit after hit. There was 12 on stage & what a fantastic band. The full Pet Sounds album sandwiched between all the other hits. I'm not old enough to remember them first time round, but you'll know all the songs, if you get chance just go. Legends don't get much bigger than this.

I thoroughly enjoyed the entire program, though not that familiar with Pet Sounds. The back-up band was fantastic! And, though Brian's voice isn't as strong as it once was, Al Jarden's son did a great job singing the falsetto notes.

The entire audience, aged from 20's to who knows how old, at least 70's, was on it's feet singing and having a great time.

Though my husband was the enthusiastic one who bought the tickets, I am so glad I was there.

Good to see Brian Wilson, for me he is The Beach Boys not Mike Love. Brian's band certainly sounds like The Beach Boys and he included a lot of hits beside doing all of Pet Sounds. I thought it was worth going to Easton Pa which is about an hour from me, found out Easton has quite a few decent eateries and local brewery. I was completely surprised to find out parking in the public garage after 5 is only a dollar, worth visiting again!

only Brian Wilson can tell a crowd "Ladies and Gentlemen SIT DOWN !" after numerous standing o's; "okay, STOP CLAPPING !" during Good Vibrations as the melody was about to change...Al Jardine's vocals, spot on, the band was tight as fook, Matt Jardine, WOW, all sang with the exception of the drivers of the machine, the guys on bass/drums. Wednesday, April 12, 2017 Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium, Edmonton, Ab.

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Brian Wilson Announces ‘Greatest Hits’ Tour With Al Jardine, Launches Website With Rarities, Demos, More

Brian Wilson  has announced a 15-date  Greatest Hits Live!  tour that will see him travel alongside collaborators  Al Jardine  and  Blondie Chaplin . The  Beach Boys  mastermind also launched a new website that features a trove of archival material ranging from outtakes to rarities and beyond.

The  Greatest Hits Live!  tour begins on August 29th in Long Beach, CA before a month-long gap, after which the tour gets into full swing in Huntington, NY (10/5). A healthy Northeastern run takes Wilson and company through Port Chester, NY (10/6); Wallingford, CT (10/8); Lowell, MA (10/9); Rochester, NY (10/10); Albany, NY (10/12); Morristown, NJ (10/13); Washington, D.C. (10/15); and Atlantic City (10/16). The tour then heads through the midwest with stops in Reading, PA (10/17); Greensburg, PA (10/19); Akron, OH (10/20); Nashville, IN (10/22); and finally Waukegan, IL (10/23).

Along with the tour announcement, Wilson has launched a newly revamped website. Besides housing relevant tour information, the website features an extensive timeline, cataloging Wilson’s life in music. Beginning at his birth in 1942, the timeline parcels off significant portions of his life including entire sections on his most prolific periods in 1962–1965, 1966, and 1967–1969. Each section houses a detailed history alongside various rarities and studio outtakes, some of which are available now for the first time.

Related: Brian Wilson Performs “God Only Knows”, “Love And Mercy” On ‘Colbert’ [Watch]

The tour and website launch comes as the latest in a flurry of activity for the 79-year-old singer-songwriter. Last month’s  Tribeca Film Festival  saw the premiere of a new documentary,  Brian Wilson: Long Promised Road . In the film, Wilson opens up to  Rolling Stone editor Jason Fine on his six decades in popular music as the two drive back and forth between Wilson’s recording sessions.

Earlier this year also saw a major development in the decades-long public feud between warring factions of the Beach Boys, as the band sold off its entire catalog, likenesses, and intellectual property to  Irving Azoff ‘s  Iconic Artists Group . While Beach Boys are far from the only artists to sell off their songbooks as of late, the California-bred surf-rockers situation is far more unique than that of Bob Dylan   or  Neil Young .

With all of their intellectual properties sold off, this can effectively put an end to the decades of infighting that has existed between Wilson and his cousin/former bandmate  Mike Love . Years ago, Love won the rights to the Beach Boys name in a legal battle and toured under the banner with latter-era band member Bruce Johnston  while Wilson toured with Jardine under his own name, despite being the principal songwriter behind some of the Beach Boys’ biggest songs.

Nevertheless, it appears that Wilson will continue to tour under his own name as he dishes out some of the Beach Boys’ greatest hits on his upcoming tour. The Iconic Artists Group deal has also given rise to rumors of a 60th-anniversary reunion tour in 2022, though no official announcement has been made and some members of the group are more open to the idea than others.

Tickets for all of the October shows on the Brian Wilson  Greatest Hits Live!  tour with Al Jardine and Blondie Chaplin go on sale on Friday at 10 a.m. local. A pre-sale for tickets is accessible now using the code “SURFSUP”. Scroll down to see the full list of tour dates. Visit Wilson’s website for more information and to see the new trove of archival material.

Brian Wilson  Greatest Hits Live!  Tour

AUG 29 SUN @ Terrace Theater – Long Beach, CA OCT 5 TUE @ The Paramount – Huntington, NY OCT 6 WED @ Capitol Theatre – Port Chester, NY OCT 8 FRI @ Oakdale Theatre – Wallingford, CT OCT 9 SAT @ Lowell Memorial Auditorium – Lowell, MA OCT 10 SUN @ Kodak Center – Rochester, NY OCT 12 TUE @ Palace Theatre – Albany, NY OCT 13 WED @ Mayo Performing Arts Center – Morristown, NJ OCT 15 FRI @ Warner Theatre – Washington, DC OCT 16 SAT @ Hard Rock Live – Atlantic City, NJ OCT 17 SUN @ Santander Performing Arts Center – Reading, PA OCT 19 TUE @ The Palace – Greensburg, PA OCT 20 WED @ Goodyear Theater – Akron, OH OCT 22 FRI @ Brown County Music Center – Nashville, IN OCT 23 SAT @ Genesee Theatre – Waukegan, IL

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Brian Wilson Announces Tour, Drops Demos, Rarities on New Website

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Brian Wilson has revealed a North American fall tour, while dropping demos, rarities, and outtakes on his new website.

Following an August show in Long Beach, California, Wilson will head to Huntington, New York on October 5th, wrapping up in Waukegan, Illinois on the 23rd.

Wilson’s new site contains a timeline feature organized by decades spanning from his birth in 1942 to the present. He previewed the launch with a 1995 demo of “Desert Drive,” which appeared on 2004’s Gettin’ in Over My Head. Other demos from the era, written with Andy Paley, are also available — including the unreleased “I’m Broke.”

The Eighties features obscure demos, like “Let’s Go to Heaven in My Car” from the 1987 film Police Academy 4: Citizens on Patrol , while the Seventies includes demos from The Beach Boys Love You . The Sixties is divided into three separate pages, with one devoted to 1966’s Pet Sounds.

“Thanks for visiting my new website,” the homepage reads. “We decided to put up some cool demos, outtakes, and live tracks you haven’t heard before. I hope you dig listening to them as much as we did making them. Stay safe and we’ll see you on tour soon!”

Later this month, the Beach Boys will release the box set Feel Flows  —  The Sunflower and Surf’s Up Sessions 1969–1971.  The band’s surviving members have reportedly contemplated a 60th-anniversary tour , but nothing has been confirmed.

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8/29 – Long Beach, CA @ Terrace Theater 10/05 – Huntington, NY @ The Paramount 10/06 – Port Chester, NY @ Capitol Theater 10/08 – Wallingford, CT @ Oakdale Theatre 10/09 – Lowell, MA @ Lowell Memorial Auditorium 10/10 – Rochester, NY @ Kodak Center 10/12 – Albany, NY @ Palace Theatre 10/13 – Morristown, NJ @ Mayo Performing Arts Center 10/15 – Washington, DC @ Warner Theatre 10/16 – Atlantic City, NJ @ Hard Rock Live 10/17 – Reading, PA @ Santander Performing Arts Center 10/19 – Greensburg, PA @ The Palace 10/20 – Akron, OH @ Goodyear Theater 10/22 – Nashville, IN @ Brown County Music Center 10/23 – Waukegan, IL @ Genesee Theatre

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