Bruce Johnston Leaves Beach Boys Tour Brad LeBeau Quotes March 5, 2026 0 120Following sixty years of live performances, Bruce Johnston is leaving the Beach Boys touring band. Having joined the legendary group...
Elton John’s Brian Wilson Tribute Brad LeBeau Quotes November 9, 2025 0 240On Saturday night’s (11.08) the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, Sir Elton John paid a heartfelt tribute...
Brian Wilson Placed Under Conservatorship Brad LeBeau Quotes May 10, 2024 0 521Suffering from a “major neurodegenerative disorder” which has left him incapable of handling his personal and medical decisions, a Los...
The Beach Boys Documentary Teaser: Look + Listen Brad LeBeau News April 10, 2024 0 595Premiering May 24, Disney+ drops the trailer for the upcoming documentary on the Beach Boys. Canvassing the defining moments and influence...
Unheard Version Of David Bowie’s ‘Let’s Dance’ Donated To MusicCares Brad LeBeau News April 7, 2023 0 607Giving fans access to a never-before-heard version of the classic 1983 hit “Let’s Dance,” Gala Music has announced a partnership...
Sire Records President, Seymour Stein: Dead At 80 Brad LeBeau News April 3, 2023 0 579On Sunday (4.02,) Seymour Stein, the legendary music executive behind the careers of such mega-acts as Depeche Mode, the Pretenders,...
Kevin Bacon + Jimmy Fallon Recreate Tears For Fears Hit: Look + Listen Brad LeBeau Audio August 4, 2022 0 587For the late night talk show’s “First Drafts of Rock,” segment, Kevin Bacon joined Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show to perform an alternate version...
The Beach Boy’s Brian Wilson Documentary Teaser: Look + Listen Brad LeBeau Audio October 28, 2021 0 818A new trailer and poster has been released for the forthcoming documentary Brian Wilson: Long Promised Road. Directed by Brent Wilson...
Phil Spector, Famed Music Producer + Convicted Murderer, Dead At 81 Brad LeBeau News January 17, 2021 0 749Phil Spector, one of the most influential and successful record producers in rock & roll history, died Saturday (January 16th)...
