Public record

The Beach Boys

Rock | Hawthorne, CA | since 1961

baroque pop
classic rock
pop
pop rock
progressive pop
psychedelic pop
rock
sunshine pop

Shows, releases and artist details collected from 10 credited sources. This public record does not confirm booking availability. Source links accompany the published facts.

Shows on record

Rooms played

2003

On record since

Releases

Show history

2025 · 1

Aug 10, 2025Terrace Theater· Long Beachheadliner

2014 · 1

Dec 4, 2014D & R Theatre· Aberdeenheadliner

2003 · 1

Aug 16, 2003Pier 62/63· Seattleheadliner

Photos, art and posters

Logo — TheAudioDB

Logo — Wikidata

Lineup

Mike Love — lead vocals, saxophone

Former

Al Jardine — bass guitar, guitar, lead vocals
Carl Wilson — bass guitar, guitar, lead vocals, percussion
Dennis Wilson — drums (drum set), keyboard, lead vocals
Brian Wilson — bass guitar, keyboard, lead vocals, percussion
David Marks — guitar, lead vocals
Glen Campbell — bass guitar, guitar, keyboard, lead vocals
Bruce Johnston — bass guitar, keyboard, lead vocals
Blondie Chaplin — bass guitar, guitar, lead vocals
Ricky Fataar — drums (drum set), keyboard, lead vocals

Releases

WG
We Gotta Groove (2025 Mix / Single)
2026
SJ
Sloop John B
2026
WI
Wouldn't It Be Nice
2026
TP
The Pet Sounds Sessions Highlights
2026
WG
We Gotta Groove: The Brother Studio Years
2026
SB
Summertimes Blues (The First Singles & More)
2025
ET
Early Tracks
2024
TB
The Beach Boys: Music From The Documentary
2024
LS
Little Saint Nick / Auld Lang Syne
2024
BB
Baby Blue Bathing Suit / Good Vibrations
2024
TB
The Beach Boys
1985 · album
KT
Keepin’ the Summer Alive
1980 · album
L(
L.A. (Light Album)
1979 · album
MA
M.I.U. Album
1978 · album
LY
Love You
1977 · album
1B
15 Big Ones
1976 · album
HO
Holland
1973 · album
CA
Carl and the Passions: “So Tough”
1972 · album
SU
Surf's Up
1971 · album
SU
Sunflower
1970 · album
20
20/20
1969 · album
FR
Friends
1968 · album
SS
Smiley Smile
1967 · album
WH
Wild Honey
1967 · album
PS
Pet Sounds
1966 · album
BB
Beach Boys’ Party!
1965 · album
SD
Summer Days (and Summer Nights!!)
1965 · album
TB
The Beach Boys Today!
1965 · album
AS
All Summer Long
1964 · album
SD
Shut Down, Volume 2
1964 · album
TB
The Beach Boys’ Christmas Album
1964 · album
LD
Little Deuce Coupe
1963 · album
SG
Surfer Girl
1963 · album
SU
Surfin’ USA
1963 · album
SS
Surfin’ Safari
1962 · album

Airplay

KEXP airplay: 50+ plays, 2025-07-02–2026-09-10 — KEXP
Played on KEXP show 'Variety Mix' (Reverend Dollars) — KEXP
Played on KEXP show 'Drive Time' (Evie Stokes) — KEXP
Played on KEXP show 'Astral Plane' (DJ Jewel) — KEXP
Played on KEXP show 'The Morning Show' (John Richards) — KEXP
Played on KEXP show 'Early' (Eva Walker) — KEXP

Artist background

The Beach Boys formed in 1961 — MusicBrainz
The Beach Boys is based in Hawthorne — MusicBrainz
Mike Love: lead vocals, saxophone — MusicBrainz
Al Jardine: bass guitar, guitar, lead vocals (former member) — MusicBrainz
Carl Wilson: bass guitar, guitar, lead vocals, percussion (former member) — MusicBrainz
Dennis Wilson: drums (drum set), keyboard, lead vocals (former member) — MusicBrainz
Brian Wilson: bass guitar, keyboard, lead vocals, percussion (former member) — MusicBrainz
David Marks: guitar, lead vocals (former member) — MusicBrainz
Glen Campbell: bass guitar, guitar, keyboard, lead vocals (former member) — MusicBrainz
Bruce Johnston: bass guitar, keyboard, lead vocals (former member) — MusicBrainz
Blondie Chaplin: bass guitar, guitar, lead vocals (former member) — MusicBrainz
Ricky Fataar: drums (drum set), keyboard, lead vocals (former member) — MusicBrainz
The Beach Boys has 25 release group(s) on MusicBrainz spanning 1962–1985 — MusicBrainz
The Beach Boys is from Hawthorne, California , U.S. — Wikipedia
The Beach Boys has 1 members: Mike Love — Wikipedia
The Beach Boys plays Rock — Wikipedia
The Beach Boys plays pop — Wikipedia
The Beach Boys plays surf — Wikipedia
The Beach Boys plays psychedelia — Wikipedia
The Beach Boys has 4206307 listeners on Last.fm — The Beach Boys on Last.fm
The Beach Boys has released 10 recordings between 2024 and 2026 — The Beach Boys on Discogs
The Beach Boys has 235 followers on Genius — The Beach Boys on Genius
Twitter/X handle (per Genius): @TheBeachBoys — The Beach Boys on Genius
Google Knowledge Graph descriptor: Rock band — The Beach Boys — Google Knowledge Graph
Canonical Wikipedia article (per Google KG): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Beach_Boys — The Beach Boys on Wikipedia (per Google KG)
Wikipedia article length (per Google KG, characters): 219 — The Beach Boys — entity-richness signal
Google Knowledge Graph entity id: kg:/m/01fl3 — The Beach Boys — KG entity
Country (per TheAudioDB): Hawthorne, California, USA — The Beach Boys on TheAudioDB
Formed 1961 (Wikidata inception) — Wikidata
Origin: Hawthorne (Wikidata) — Wikidata
Genres per Wikidata: rock and roll, pop music, surf music, rock music — Wikidata
Members per Wikidata: Mike Love, Al Jardine, Brian Wilson, Carl Wilson, Dennis Wilson, Bruce Johnston, David Marks, Blondie Chaplin, Ricky Fataar, Ed Carter — Wikidata
Labels per Wikidata: Warner Bros. Records, Capitol Records, Brother Records — Wikidata
Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Beach_Boys — Wikidata

Venues played

Rooms played most, from the shows on record
Room	Shows
Terrace Theater · Long Beach	1
D & R Theatre · Aberdeen	1
Pier 62/63 · Seattle	1

By year: 2003 1 · 2014 1 · 2025 1

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Sources & corrections

This is a partial record of publicly documented activity. Missing shows, releases or members do not mean there are none. Use the credited links to check the source.

Last updated: 2026-09-19
Sources: Discogs, Genius, google kg, KEXP, Last.fm, MusicBrainz, TheAudioDB, Twitch, Wikidata, Wikipedia

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