Mercury News, California — The Beach Boys' Brian Wilson is touring to perform music from his breakthrough 1966 album 'Pet Sounds,' and a new five-disc box set, featuring with alternative takes and live performances, has been released. more info

USA Today Music — He worked with the likes of Bob Weir, Lou Reed, Neil Young and Brian Wilson.             more info

Impose Magazine — On Sunday, June 12, Brian Wilson closed the 2016 Northside Festival with a performance of the Beach Boys’ classic Pet Sounds album in full. Supporting the iconic musician was former weekend vampire ROSTAM, and Madrid rockers Hinds. Photographer Est... more info

JamBase — In celebration of The Beach Boys co-founding leader Brian Wilson's 74th birthday today, watch video of from early in his career of the genius musician performing solo on piano. more info

Uncut — An extraordinary interview with Brian Wilson An extraordinary interview with Brian Wilson The post “The Beach Boys are trying to destroy me!” appeared first on Uncut. more info

Rolling Stone — As much as we love our favorite artists, it's hard to say that any of them are perfect. Here are 22 iconic artists who have been briefly lured by drugs, laziness, novelty, over-production, poor judgement or, in the case of Brian Wilson, rap mus... more info

Obscure Sound — “Change Your Heart (I Need to Change)” is a wonderfully melodic slice of bedroom-pop that has hints of Brian Wilson’s Smile in its charismatic psych-laden approach. Though the template is bare, the call-and-response vocal melody and hypnotic ke... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — After Wolf Parade and before Brian Wilson, Brooklyn's McCarren Park hosted a Northside Festival show with Kacey Musgraves, Conor Oberst and The Felice Brothers. The Felice Brothers kicked things off, and then immediately took the stage again as ... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — Brian Wilson played 'Pet Sounds' in full at a show that also included a guest-filled set by ex-Vampire Weekend member Rostam (with a string section, dancers, The Walkmen's Hamilton Leithauser, Ra Ra Riot's Wes Miles, and Deradoori... more info

Brooklyn Vegan — The album of course begins with a bang, and this performance of it did too. "Wouldn't It Be Nice" started the most amount of crowd singing/dancing that the Pet Sounds section would have all night (or maybe "Sloop John B" gave it a run for its mo... more info