Brian Wilson and the other Beach Boys members' vision pushed and inspired not only The Beatles and Elton John, but the entire music world. "With its vivid orchestration, lyrical ambition, elegant ...

Where The Beach Boys are concerned, things were oftentimes anything but harmonious, as you'll discover in this look back at the journeys of the brothers Wilson, Mike Love and Al Jardine.

Carl Wilson, 1946-1998 Earl Leaf/Michael Ochs Archives/Getty ; Martyn Goodacre/Getty Carl Wilson of The Beach Boys. The youngest Wilson brother was born in L.A. on Dec. 21, 1946.

"This song, to me was really the quintessential Beach Boys song," said Stevie Nicks of this 1973 Beach Boys favorite.

It's a conversation among Al Jardine, Brian Wilson and Arizona Republic music writer Ed Masley. In a few short ...

Backstreet Boys' Brian Littrell sues Florida sheriff over beach property trespassing, joining celebrities like Geffen, ...

Hundreds of people turn out for the Beach Boys tribute band, Surfin’, during the warm summer evening at Warner Park, Woodland ...

The Beach Boys returned to "The Ed Sullivan Show" on October 13, 1968, when they performed "Do It Again" and "Good Vibrations." Brian Wilson was absent for health reasons.

“The Beach Boys” on Disney+ tells the history of the California-based band. From left: Dennis Wilson, Al Jardine, Carl Wilson, Brian Wilson and Mike Love performing circa 1964.

The Beach Boys, now streaming on Disney+ and co-directed Frank Marshall and Thom Zimny, takes a straightforward approach to telling the band’s story. With a classic lineup that consisted of ...