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August, 2023

Al Jardine and his Endless Summer Band

26 aug 8:00 pm Al Jardine and his Endless Summer Band The Ridgefield Playhouse

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Al Jardine, guitarist, vocalist and songwriter, is best known for being one of the founding members of the California-based group The Beach Boys. Al played mainly rhythm guitar and sang harmony

Al Jardine, guitarist, vocalist and songwriter, is best known for being one of the founding members of the California-based group The Beach Boys.

Al played mainly rhythm guitar and sang harmony vocals with The Beach Boys and sang lead on their No. 1 hit “Help Me, Rhonda.” In 1988, Al was inducted into the Rock ’n’ Roll Hall of Fame as a member of The Beach Boys and in 2001, he was awarded a Lifetime Achievement Award Grammy along with the other Beach Boys.

In 2010, Al released his first studio album, A Postcard From California, which featured guest appearances from Neil Young, Stephen Stills, David Crosby, Steve Miller, Glen Campbell, Gerry Beckley & Dewey Bunnell (America) and Flea (Red Hot Chili Peppers), plus all the remaining Beach Boys.

In 2023, Al continues to tour with his Endless Summer Band which includes his son Matt Jardine plus Debbie Shair (from the band Heart) and longtime Beach Boys backing band members Ed Carter and Bobby Figueroa.

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August 26, 2023 8:00 pm (GMT-04:00)

The Ridgefield Playhouse

80 E Ridge Rd, Ridgefield, CT 06877

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Brian Wilson Announces ‘Greatest Hits’ Tour With Al Jardine, Launches Website With Rarities, Demos, More

Brian Wilson  has announced a 15-date  Greatest Hits Live!  tour that will see him travel alongside collaborators  Al Jardine  and  Blondie Chaplin . The  Beach Boys  mastermind also launched a new website that features a trove of archival material ranging from outtakes to rarities and beyond.

The  Greatest Hits Live!  tour begins on August 29th in Long Beach, CA before a month-long gap, after which the tour gets into full swing in Huntington, NY (10/5). A healthy Northeastern run takes Wilson and company through Port Chester, NY (10/6); Wallingford, CT (10/8); Lowell, MA (10/9); Rochester, NY (10/10); Albany, NY (10/12); Morristown, NJ (10/13); Washington, D.C. (10/15); and Atlantic City (10/16). The tour then heads through the midwest with stops in Reading, PA (10/17); Greensburg, PA (10/19); Akron, OH (10/20); Nashville, IN (10/22); and finally Waukegan, IL (10/23).

Along with the tour announcement, Wilson has launched a newly revamped website. Besides housing relevant tour information, the website features an extensive timeline, cataloging Wilson’s life in music. Beginning at his birth in 1942, the timeline parcels off significant portions of his life including entire sections on his most prolific periods in 1962–1965, 1966, and 1967–1969. Each section houses a detailed history alongside various rarities and studio outtakes, some of which are available now for the first time.

Related: Brian Wilson Performs “God Only Knows”, “Love And Mercy” On ‘Colbert’ [Watch]

The tour and website launch comes as the latest in a flurry of activity for the 79-year-old singer-songwriter. Last month’s  Tribeca Film Festival  saw the premiere of a new documentary,  Brian Wilson: Long Promised Road . In the film, Wilson opens up to  Rolling Stone editor Jason Fine on his six decades in popular music as the two drive back and forth between Wilson’s recording sessions.

Earlier this year also saw a major development in the decades-long public feud between warring factions of the Beach Boys, as the band sold off its entire catalog, likenesses, and intellectual property to  Irving Azoff ‘s  Iconic Artists Group . While Beach Boys are far from the only artists to sell off their songbooks as of late, the California-bred surf-rockers situation is far more unique than that of Bob Dylan   or  Neil Young .

With all of their intellectual properties sold off, this can effectively put an end to the decades of infighting that has existed between Wilson and his cousin/former bandmate  Mike Love . Years ago, Love won the rights to the Beach Boys name in a legal battle and toured under the banner with latter-era band member Bruce Johnston  while Wilson toured with Jardine under his own name, despite being the principal songwriter behind some of the Beach Boys’ biggest songs.

Nevertheless, it appears that Wilson will continue to tour under his own name as he dishes out some of the Beach Boys’ greatest hits on his upcoming tour. The Iconic Artists Group deal has also given rise to rumors of a 60th-anniversary reunion tour in 2022, though no official announcement has been made and some members of the group are more open to the idea than others.

Tickets for all of the October shows on the Brian Wilson  Greatest Hits Live!  tour with Al Jardine and Blondie Chaplin go on sale on Friday at 10 a.m. local. A pre-sale for tickets is accessible now using the code “SURFSUP”. Scroll down to see the full list of tour dates. Visit Wilson’s website for more information and to see the new trove of archival material.

Brian Wilson  Greatest Hits Live!  Tour

AUG 29 SUN @ Terrace Theater – Long Beach, CA OCT 5 TUE @ The Paramount – Huntington, NY OCT 6 WED @ Capitol Theatre – Port Chester, NY OCT 8 FRI @ Oakdale Theatre – Wallingford, CT OCT 9 SAT @ Lowell Memorial Auditorium – Lowell, MA OCT 10 SUN @ Kodak Center – Rochester, NY OCT 12 TUE @ Palace Theatre – Albany, NY OCT 13 WED @ Mayo Performing Arts Center – Morristown, NJ OCT 15 FRI @ Warner Theatre – Washington, DC OCT 16 SAT @ Hard Rock Live – Atlantic City, NJ OCT 17 SUN @ Santander Performing Arts Center – Reading, PA OCT 19 TUE @ The Palace – Greensburg, PA OCT 20 WED @ Goodyear Theater – Akron, OH OCT 22 FRI @ Brown County Music Center – Nashville, IN OCT 23 SAT @ Genesee Theatre – Waukegan, IL

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• Do It Again ( The Beach Boys  song) Play Video
• Catch a Wave ( The Beach Boys  song) Play Video
• Hawaii ( The Beach Boys  song) Play Video
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• Don't Worry Baby ( The Beach Boys  song) Play Video
• Little Deuce Coupe ( The Beach Boys  song) Play Video
• 409 ( The Beach Boys  song) Play Video
• I Get Around ( The Beach Boys  song) Play Video
• In My Room ( The Beach Boys  song) Play Video
• Vegetables ( The Beach Boys  song) Play Video
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• God Only Knows ( The Beach Boys  song) Play Video
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• Wouldn't It Be Nice ( The Beach Boys  song) Play Video
• Good Vibrations ( The Beach Boys  song) Play Video
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• Surfin' U.S.A. ( The Beach Boys  song) Play Video
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• 409 by The Beach Boys
• Barbara Ann by The Regents
• California Girls by The Beach Boys
• California Saga: California by The Beach Boys
• Catch a Wave by The Beach Boys
• Do It Again by The Beach Boys
• Don't Worry Baby by The Beach Boys
• Fun, Fun, Fun by The Beach Boys
• God Only Knows by The Beach Boys
• Good Vibrations by The Beach Boys
• Hawaii by The Beach Boys
• I Get Around by The Beach Boys
• In My Room by The Beach Boys
• Little Deuce Coupe by The Beach Boys
• Sail On, Sailor by The Beach Boys
• Sloop John B by [traditional]
• Surf's Up by The Beach Boys
• Surfer Girl by The Beach Boys
• Surfin' by The Beach Boys
• Surfin' Safari by The Beach Boys
• Surfin' U.S.A. by The Beach Boys
• Vegetables by The Beach Boys
• Wouldn't It Be Nice by The Beach Boys

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• Apr 22 2023 Lake of the Torches Resort Casino Lac du Flambeau, WI, USA Add time Add time
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• Jun 17 2023 Fox Tucson Theatre This Setlist Tucson, AZ, USA Add time Add time
• Jul 21 2023 Libbey Bowl Ojai, CA, USA Start time: 7:05 PM 7:05 PM
• Jul 22 2023 The Canyon - Montclair Montclair, CA, USA Add time Add time

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Al Jardine Drops New Song ‘Wish,’ Plots Shows With Resurrected Brian Wilson Band

A little over 30 years ago, Al Jardine looked out onto the Pacific Ocean near his home in Big Sur, California, and thought back to his carefree youth with Brian and Dennis Wilson. “It just dawned on me how much I missed them,” Jardine says, who was actively touring in the Beach Boys with Mike Love and Carl Wilson at this time. “Dennis, of course, had passed, and Brian was pretty much out of the action. I felt very emotional.”

He wrote a sketch of a song called “Wish” that he tucked away until this past May when his longtime songwriting partner Larry Dvoskin suggested they finally finish it. Working together, they created a sweet, nostalgic ode to the Wilson brothers, and days gone by. “I could see you standing there, smiling in the sun,” they wrote. “We were both so young, and in love when /you gave your precious gift, a sparkling innocence/I owe you so much thanks for this.”

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They recorded it this past May with Jardine on lead vocals and bass, Dvoskin on harmony vocals, piano, and synths, and Taylor Simpson on drums. It’s available now on all streaming services. “It’s a good message because right now we’re all wishing that things were the way they used to be, especially at our age,” says Jardine, “because our memories are wonderful, our musical memories are intact, and it’s just important to finish these great songs that we’ve written.”

Jardine hopes the song will eventually appear on a follow-up to his 2010 solo LP A Postcard From California , which featured guest appearances by Neil Young, Glen Campbell, David Crosby, Stephen Stills, Brian Wilson, Mike Love, and David Marks. “This song is kind of like the appetizer,” says Jardine, who notes that he’ll donate a portion of the proceeds from the single to the Make-A-Wish Foundation. “I’m actually working on a lot of unfinished tunes that are pretty close to being done. They come from all different backgrounds and fields of my musical endeavors over the years. My hope is to get a vinyl out for Record Store Day.”

As “Wish” demonstrates, Jardine remains in stellar vocal form, especially considering he just turned 82. He attributes that largely to clean living, and staying clear of drugs and alcohol. “Brian and I used to both be avid non-smokers,” he says. “We were militant. When Carl came to a session with a cigarette, Brian would pull it out his mouth and step on it. And then all out of nowhere, Brian became a four-pack-a-day smoker, which to this day, I still don’t get it. It dramatically changed his voice. But he has other issues that probably I wouldn’t understand either. But my voice survived. It also might be because I eat a lot peanut butter.”

That voice was a powerful tool in Brian Wilson’s touring band over the past couple of decades. But Wilson hasn’t performed since the summer of 2022. He now uses a wheelchair for mobility, and has been placed under a conservatorship because he’s living with “a major neurocognitive disorder.”

Jardine has played a series of small-scale solo shows over the past two years, but he’s plotting a return to the road alongside Brian Wilson’s touring band. “Brian has agreed to allow me to use the name of his band to resurrect that incredible Brian band that we worked with so wonderfully for the last 20 or 30 years,” says Jardine. “I’m looking forward to meeting up with him shortly and working out a schedule to do a couple of benefit concerts that we can do in L.A., and then maybe kick off an actual tour from there maybe early next year.”

He’s not sure exactly how they’ll bill themselves, but he can imagine it being something like “The Brian Wilson Band Presented by Fellow Beach Boy Al Jardine.” “Brian just isn’t physically in shape to join us,” says Jardine. “But he’s a strong individual and he’s got stamina. It wouldn’t surprise me if he could make a few of the shows in the Los Angeles area where we intend to do a trial performance.”

In a change from the past, Jardine hopes to add a video component to the show. “We never did video with Brian’s band,” he says. “I never understood that. But I think that dimension would really improve the quality of the show. I’ll also tell stories to inform the audience about how the music was made essentially. It could be a lot of fun.”

He hasn’t worked out a setlist yet, but he presumes it will be a mixture of Beach Boys hits and deeper cuts from the group’s overlooked Seventies albums. The Mike Love incarnation of the Beach Boys, meanwhile, plays a set focused almost exclusively around the Sixties hits.

“Mike does the Sixties really well,” says Jardine. “That can be a blessing and a curse, but apparently people are still coming to see him. People love to hear the same songs, and there’s a new generation of fans. And Mike seems to enjoy that. That’s the important part. But I found it tedious after a while. So now we have this opportunity to express some of the more esoteric things.” (A small list of the “esoteric” that Jardine is thinking about adding into the show includes “The Right Time” from Brian Wilson’s 2015 LP No Pier Pressure , and “Roller Skating Child” from 1977s The Beach Boys Love You .)

Jardine and Love haven’t toured together since the 2012 Beach Boys reunion tour, but they did spend considerable time together earlier this year promoting the Disney+ documentary The Beach Boys . “Despite the legal crap and everything that went down over the years, we can still talk,” he says. “Well, he’s a little hard of hearing now. I’m not quite sure if he hears anything I’m telling him, but we still have that common denominator between us. It works out.”

But don’t expect to see Jardine touring with Love in the current version of the Beach Boys any time soon. “I’ve got my hands full,” Jardine says. “If we’re going to get this Brian Wilson Band going again, I’m going to be pretty busy.”

So, what exactly drives Jardine to remain active like this into his eighties when he could easily retire and spend the rest of his life chilling on a beach? “That’s a good question,” he says. “I actually had second thoughts recently because I really don’t want to leave my home or my animals. But then I sat down and listened to some of our music, and I was motivated again because it’s the primal source. It is what got me over to where I’m today, and it’s been my living. I think we can go out at least for another year or so and give it our best shot.”

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