In 1965, the Beach Boys scored their second No. 1 hit with "Help Me, Rhonda," knocking the Beatles' "Ticket to Ride" out of ...

Brian Wilson once selected an unlikely Beach Boys cut boasting some of Dennis' finest vocal contributions. Read more about it ...

Al Jardine broke out the Beach Boys deep cut 'Back Home' for the first time since 1977 at a show with the Pet Sounds band in Warren, Ohio.

'Summer in Paradise' exposed just how essential the band's founder truly was to their success ...

John Mason knew that Brian Wilson needed help – but it came at a high price. “Brian was in a weak mental state,” the entertainment lawyer, who once represented the fragile leader of the Beach Boys, ...

While millions know him as television’s favorite uncle, Broadway performer, and Hollywood heartthrob, one of his most extraordinary roles has played out behind a drum kit: his four-decade tenure as an ...

The Beach Boys debut on Billboard’s Hot Rock Songs and Hot Rock & Alternative Songs charts with “God Only Knows,” which also holds at No. 2 on the Rock Digital Song Sales list. Clockwise from left, ...

Jay Migliori, a renowned jazz saxophonist who played with Frank Zappa and the Beach Boys, died 25 years ago today.

In April 1965, Bruce Johnston’s career changed forever when he started performing with the Beach Boys, filling in for Brian Wilson. If that wasn’t enough, that same year, he also offered his talents ...

The Beach Boys were always capable of releasing exceptional pieces of music, but this track felt like something different, ...

This week's bonus Vintage Pop Stardom episode on the Greatest Pop Stars podcast pays tribute to the late Brian Wilson with a look at his band's most legendary year. By Andrew Unterberger Last week ...