Pet Sounds is a very demanding album for Wilson ... to sound like the Beach Boys and not just a cover band featuring Brian Wilson. David Marks also took some guitar leads, perfectly recreating ...

WOULDN'T IT BE NICE: Former Beach Boys leader and songwriter Brian Wilson brings one of the final performances of his classic 1966 album, Pet Sounds, to the Thomas Wolfe Auditorium. Photo courtesy ...

By the time the Beach Boys made those albums, Brian Wilson's creative powers had greatly diminished. But with the "Pet Sounds" tour, he is out to remind fans of how high he once flew. Follow Keith ...

Is Al Jardine still just at least a little bit boyish, at 82? Yes, he is, with both the small and big B. Although this ...

Fifty years after it was released, Brian Wilson performed the landmark Beach Boys album Pet Sounds at McCarren Park in Brooklyn, New York, as a part of the Northside Festival. The following is a ...

And anyone who has ever luxuriated in the deep blue melodies and harmonies of Pet Sounds will have no trouble believing him. Brian Wilson plays the Backyard on July 27. Plenty of tickets are still ...

Nearly 60 years later, “Pet Sounds” continues to move, and move people, in mysterious ways. In Charles L. Granata’s book “Wouldn’t It Be Nice: Brian Wilson and the Making of The Beach ...

One of the most acclaimed pop albums of all time, some within The Beach Boys felt 1966's 'Pet Sounds lacked a crucial song on ...

On May 30, Jardine shocked everyone by surprise releasing his new EP, Islands In The Sun. The collection is Jardine's first ...

Every song from 'Pet Sounds' is a masterpiece in its own way, but Brian Wilson believes he achieved his finest work with one song. Read more here.

After dropping his first solo album in 2010, Beach Boys co-founder Al Jardine is continuing his late-blooming solo career ...

The album cover of The Beach Boys’ 1966 album, “Pet Sounds.” Image from Spotify. If you’ve ever wondered what John Lennon and Paul McCartney would be like if they coalesced into one American man, look ...