
Beach Boys' Legacy Tour Kicks Off
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The Beach Boys embark on their first world tour without Bruce Johnston, kicking off in Myrtle Beach and winding through the East Coast, Dubai, and the U.K., before concluding in late August. Johnston, who joined in 1965, will make guest appearances, while Mike Love and Al Jardine pursue separate ventures. The bands last album was released in 2012, focusing on reissues like the recent three-disc Brother Studio set. Key stops include Wolf Trap in Vienna, Virginia, the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville, and U.K. spots like Southampton Summer Sessions. Fans can purchase tickets and full dates on the bands official site.
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It's April 29th. This is Music News Today, AI-powered stories shaping the sound. The beach boys are hitting the road for their first world tour without long-time member, Bruce Johnston, who's been with them over six decades. It kicks off May 8th in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, then rolls through the east coast, jumps to Dubai and the UK, and wraps up stateside by, late August. Bruce Johnston stepped back from full-time duties, but plans guest spots, like at the Hollywood Bullshows around July 4th. He first jumped in back in 1965, filling for Brian Wilson, belted leads on tracks like God Only Knows, and even Penn Disney Girls. Mike Love remains the so classic era beach boy touring full-time, while Al Jardin runs his own pet sounds band outfit. The group hasn't dropped the fresh album since 2012, that's why God made the radio, leaning instead on reissues like the recent 3-disc. Brothers Studios set from February. Key stops include Wolftrap in Vienna, Virginia, the Rhymen Auditorium in Nashville, multi-night
Hollywood Bullgigs, and UK spots like Southampton, summer sessions. Fans can snag tickets in full dates on the band's official site. This tour's a throwback vibe, celebrating their legacy, catch the harmonies while you can, before the summer wave spade.
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