No flip flops and shorts for this 1980s band. Vinyl Revival will look the part of rock stars at Bands of the Beach ...

But that’s not Myrtle Beach’s only centuries-old music venue. Charlie’s Place was a popular African American nightclub and hotel owned by Charlie Fitzgerald and his wife, Sarah, from the ...

The evolution of live music in Myrtle Beach can arguably be traced back to one man, Calvin Gilmore, and his belief that first-rate entertainment could thrive along The Grand Strand.

Wilson leaves behind a singular catalog of pop and rock music, which is of course headlined by his work in the ’60s and ’70s with The Beach Boys, alongside his brothers Carl and Dennis, cousin ...

In 1964, he also began a solo music career while still working with the band. In 1982, he nearly died from a drug overdose. He later returned to The Beach Boys for their 50th anniversary in 2012 ...

The concert started its second day with their first band at 2 P.M. but by 2:45 P.M. crowds were cleared out. Dale and the ZDubs, one of three featured reggae bands of the day, only getting one song in ...

He met Beach Boys’ co-founder Brian Wilson in high school and contributed significantly to the band’s distinctive sound. He has also pursued solo projects and remains active in the music industry.

Wilson leaves behind a singular catalog of pop and rock music, which is of course headlined by his work in the ’60s and ’70s with The Beach Boys, alongside his brothers Carl and Dennis, cousin ...

Al Jardine, co-founder of the Beach Boys, paid tribute to his bandmate Brian Wilson, who died at age 82. “Brian Wilson, my friend, my classmate, my football teammate, my Beach Boy bandmate and ...

The genius of the Beach Boys group that he co-founded in 1961, Brian Wilson was one of the true visionaries of music who defined pop as we know it today.

NEED TO KNOW The Beach Boys became one of the most legendary rock bands of all time following their rise to fame in the 1960s The band was founded by brothers Brian, Dennis and Carl Wilson, along ...

The Beach Boys, ‘ Surfin’ U.S.A. ’ (1963) Wilson borrowed the music of Chuck Berry’s “Sweet Little Sixteen” like it was a buddy’s T-Bird and took it for a joyride, with new lyrics ...