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6-7-2013 June 7 Friday, 9:00 PM	Beach Boys Morongo Casino Resort and Spa - Cabazon, CA	$190 and up	Find Tickets
6-8-2013 June 8 Saturday, 7:30 PM	Beach Boys Del Mar Fairgrounds - Del Mar, CA	$290 and up	Find Tickets
6-9-2013 June 9 Sunday, 7:30 PM	Beach Boys Mountain Winery - Saratoga, CA		Find Tickets
7-20-2013 July 20 Saturday, 8:00 PM	Beach Boys Pier Six Concert Pavilion - Baltimore, MD		Find Tickets
7-28-2013 July 28 Sunday, 7:30 PM	Beach Boys Mohegan Sun Arena CT - Uncasville, CT		Find Tickets
8-2-2013 August 2 Friday, 7:30 PM	Beach Boys Freedom Hill Amphitheatre - Sterling Heights, MI		Find Tickets
8-13-2013 August 13 Tuesday, 7:30 PM	Beach Boys Longwood Gardens - Kennett Square, PA		Find Tickets
8-16-2013 August 16 Friday, 8:00 PM	Beach Boys Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom - Hampton Beach, NH		Find Tickets
8-17-2013 August 17 Saturday, 3:30 PM	Beach Boys Cape Cod Melody Tent - Hyannis, MA		Find Tickets
8-17-2013 August 17 Saturday, 8:00 PM	Beach Boys South Shore Music Circus - Cohasset, MA		Find Tickets
8-31-2013 August 31 Saturday, 8:00 PM	Beach Boys Hoosier Park Racing and Casino - Summer Music Trac - Anderson, IN		Find Tickets
10-17-2013 October 17 Thursday, 8:00 PM	Beach Boys Tuscaloosa Amphitheater - Tuscaloosa, AL		Find Tickets

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Forty nine years since the formation of America’s favorite surfer rock band, the Beach Boys are one of the most widely listened to bands in America, and accept that title by continuing to play fifteen years after releasing any new music. Started as an adolescent project between the Wilson brothers, Brian, Carl and Dennis, cousin Mike Love and friend Al Jardine, the Beach Boys are the single best-selling American band of all time. Their first single “Surfin” made the top 40 in 1961, and each hit thereafter in those early years was focused on the care-free lifestyle of teenagers in California. The Beach Boys cite Chuck Berry and the Beatles early career as very influential on their own.

After the first of a series of stress- and drug-related breakdowns in 1964, Brian Wilson withdrew from touring and was replaced first by singer-guitarist Glen Campbell, then by veteran surf singer-musician Johnston. Brian focused thereafter on the Beach Boys' studio output, surpassing all his role models with his band's masterwork, Pet Sounds (1966), what Rolling Stone named #2 on the list of 500 Greatest Albums of All Time and #1 according to NME, The Times and Mojo Magazine. Pet Sounds, a bittersweet collection of songs recalling the pangs of unrequited love and other coming-of-age trials, was mostly influenced by the widespread success of the Beatles’ Rubber Soul, which Brian Wilson notes challenged him to go to all extremes to come up with a great album. Brian soon eclipsed himself again with “Good Vibrations,” a startlingly brilliant “pocket symphony” that reached number one in the autumn of 1966. For the remainder of the decade, the Beach Boys issued records of increasing commercial and musical inconsistency. They signed with Warner Brothers in 1970 and when the Sunflower (1970) sold poorly, Brian began experimenting with drugs while the rest of the group produced several strong but modest-selling albums in the early 1970s. Meanwhile, Endless Summer, a greatest hits compilation, reached number one in the charts in 1974. In 1976 the commercially successful album, 15 Big Ones, signaled the reemergence of the still drug-plagued Brian Wilson. The Beach Boys was released in 1985, after Dennis Wilson drowned two years prior. In 1988 Wilson released a critically acclaimed self-titled solo album, the other Beach Boys had a number one hit with “Kokomo,” and the group was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. In the 1990s the Beach Boys continued to tour and record, with Love continuing his longtime role as the band's business mind. Carl, who was considered the group's artistic anchor during the turbulent 1970s and '80s, died of cancer in 1998. Later that year the Beach Boys released Endless Harmony, a rarities collection culled from an acclaimed television documentary on the group.

While Brian Wilson has most recently done tons of solo and compilation work, when he tours with the Beach Boys, he’s right back in his 1960’s element. Playing the Cape Cod Melody Tent in Hyannis and South Shore Music Tent in Cohasset, MA August 7th and 8th, the Beach Boys are schedule to play two months of concerts throughout the US and Europe, including several music festivals.

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Review by Lou I.
SEC 2 Row DD

Still wonderful after all these years!

June 27, 2012

What a PERFECT night of nostalgia! My wife & I grew up with the Beach Boys and have always enjoyed their music! It was wonderful to see members of the original group performing, especially including BRIAN, the "genious" of the group. And seeing DAVE was another treat! These guys still make beautiful harmonies together. The two music sets the group performed were unbelievable. The song selections were fabulous, and the two tribute songs for CARL & DENNIS brought a tear to just about everyone in the audiennce. To sum up my review ...I quess "That's why GOD made the radio" - so we could listen to this great music! Thoroughly enjoyed it!

Review by dave m.
SEC 4 Row H

Beach Boys Review

This concert was by far the best event I have been to in years. They played for over 2.5 hours and hit every song that I love. The venue was great and my wife and I had the time of our lives that I will remember for years to come. ACE ticket promptly got me the two tickets and I was most pleased with the whole experience.

Review by no name

best ever

We have seen the Beach Boys live once before. They were better than ever with their songs . Plus other rock and roll songs Keep it going! It was wonderful to see and hear Brian sing. His voice was great.

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