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The Beach Boys have landed a deal with music mogul Irving Azoff’s Iconic Artists Group, which means the company owns their entire brand, including their master recordings, the rights to their band name and a share of their publishing rights and memorabilia.

Mike Love is the official owner of the Beach Boys’ name, so it’s a bit odd that he has released a video remake of the group’s 1968 hit Do It Again, but he sure got the sound and feel correct.

Actor/musician John Stamos has shared a message of defiance with fans online after experiencing the aftermath of the terror attack in Manchester, England on Monday night (22May17).

The Beach Boys run at the top of the Albums chart started to end in 1967 as their two releases for the year were the first in 11 albums over four years that didn’t hit the top 15. Nonetheless, Smiley Smile and Wild Honey are still seen as two highlights of the group’s catalog as

The Beach Boys, the “official” lineup of the band with Mike Love and Bruce Johnston, have an extremely heavy touring schedule for the summer and fall with 100 dates over a six month period.

The Beach Boys are a well oiled touring machine.

Brian Wilson has more original Beach Boys than the Beach Boys in his current band. Al Jardine is in his band so together with Brian, Brian’s band has twice as many original Beach Boys as Mike Love’s Beach Boys branded band.

The Beach Boys, with Mike Love and Bruce Johnston, have set 36 dates around the U.S. plus one in Germany and two in Hong Kong during the first five months of 2016.

Former Beach Boys legend and co-founder Brian Wilson will perform the band’s classic ‘Pet Sounds’ at Bluesfest in March.

The Beach Boys have clocked up an incredible legacy with shows every year since they began in 1961.

Bruce Johnston has clocked up 50 years performing with the Beach Boys.

The Beach Boys will return to Australia in November with all-star Australian supports inkling Busby Marou, John Paul Young, Colleen Hewett and Glenn Shorrock on selected dates.

After last year’s fiftieth anniversary tour, the original members of the Beach Boys once again split apart. Mike Love, who owns the group name, continued touring with Bruce Johnston while Brian Wilson, Al Jardine and David Markham talked about touring their own version of the band.

Jimmy Buffett challenged, but came up well short of an all-time record on Saturday when a free concert on Atlantic City’s LandShark Beach drew 50,000 people. The event is second only to a 1983 free concert by the Beach Boys the brought in 250,000 people.

The glamorous Henley Festival, in partnership with BMW, is proud to announce a series of extraordinary evenings featuring exciting headline performances from an array of world class acts.

This may not sit well with the rest of the group, but David Lee Roth is advocating for Michael Anthony’s return to Van Halen.

Cleveland has the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

The Beach Boys’ Brian Wilson has revealed on his tumblr account that he has undergone a second back operation for the year during a break in the 50th anniversary reunion tour.

The Beach Boys have reached Australia on their 50th Anniversary tour and last night (August 31, 2012) played three hours of music history for fans for the first time with founder Brian Wilson in decades.