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In 2002 Brian Wilson spoke with Paul Cashmere of Noise11. Here is the interview from the Noise11 archives.

Brian Wilson was throwing in classic songs early in his show that 99% of other acts would have to save for their encore. With Brian Wilson in the room Melbourne was treated to a night of genius.

Brian Wilson has more original Beach Boys than the Beach Boys in his current band. Al Jardine is in his band so together with Brian, Brian’s band has twice as many original Beach Boys as Mike Love’s Beach Boys branded band.

Brian Wilson, along with fellow Beach Boys Al Jardine and Blondie Chaplin, will tour the world in 2016 for the 50th anniversary of Pet Sounds.

Bluesfest sideshows for Brian Wilson, Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real, Taj Mahal and more have been announced across Australia for March and April.

Former Beach Boys legend and co-founder Brian Wilson will perform the band’s classic ‘Pet Sounds’ at Bluesfest in March.

“I’ve always been a sad person.”

Brian Wilson said he was too busy with the success of the biopic Love and Mercy to carry through with his British tour, postponing it until next year, but he’s obviously not too busy to hit the circuit in the U.S.

Beach Boys founder Brian Wilson has cancelled his upcoming UK tour and says that he will return in 2016 for one final tour.

Love and Mercy hit’s UK cinemas in one month and we now have the trailer for you.

Brian Wilson has teamed with She & Him’s Zooey Deschannel and M. Ward for his new album ‘No Pier Pressure’.

Brian Wilson, All Time Low, Hoodie Allen, While She Sleeps and Foo Fighters video album lead this week’s new releases.

Tracks just keep being released from the upcoming Brian Wilson album No Pier Pressure and it sounds like one of his best efforts in years.

“We Love You Brian”

Brian Wilson spent an hour or so on Twitter Monday afternoon answering questions submitted by the general public.

Brian Wilson will get the all-star tribute treatment on March 30 in Los Angeles with Brian Fest: A Night to Celebrate the Music of Brian Wilson.

Brian Wilson returns to the original home of the Beach Boys, Capitol Records, for his new album No Pier Pressure.

Brian Wilson will take the stage at the Venetian in Las Vegas on December 12 to tape a special for Soundstage.

The 28th Bridge School Benefit was held on Saturday and Sunday night at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, CA.

An all-star cast including Sir Elton John, Lorde, Pharrell, Chris Martin, Stevie Wonder and Dave Grohl have recorded the Beach Boys classic ‘God Only Knows’ with the songs creator Brian Wilson.

The Art Of McCartney is a long awaited and very special project celebrating one of the most universally acclaimed songwriters of all time, Sir Paul McCartney.

Neil Sedaka has posted a short statement on the passing of Gerry Goffin this week.

For a whole summer (even longer if you count the recording of their album and rehearsals) the five Beach Boys got along but, a year after their 50th reunion tour, they have broke again into two groups.

After last year’s fiftieth anniversary tour, the original members of the Beach Boys once again split apart. Mike Love, who owns the group name, continued touring with Bruce Johnston while Brian Wilson, Al Jardine and David Markham talked about touring their own version of the band.

Brian Wilson has returned to the studio and has taken with him his former Beach Boys mates Al Jardine and David Marks.

Last November, the Beach Boys released a rather anemic DVD and Blu-Ray with highlights from their 50th anniversary tour, but fans were left disappointed when only about half the songs from the concert were included.

Brian Wilson will publish his autobiography in the Fall of 2015.

It only took them 50 years but The Beach Boys have finally won their first Grammy Award.

Van Dyke Parks will perform a career retrospective with Kimbra and Daniel Johns at the Adelaide Festival in March.

A showdown between new technology and the musicians who provide the product is looming in congress with a bill that would greatly adjust the royalties paid for the broadcasting of copyrighted music.