This iconic Beatles album opener was heavily inspired by two iconic American acts: the Beach Boys and Chuck Berry.

By Ayanna Eckblad The Albert Lea Art Center for the next two months will house Iowa-based artist Tracy Ingham's new exhibit, "One More For the Road." The 48-piece collection has been shown at various ...

The Grammys have nearly 100 awards to hand out. There’s simply not enough time to fit all of that, plus performances and ...

From Randy Newman to Paul McCartney and Bob Dylan, every songwriter under the sun has expressed a level of adoration for Brian Wilson and The Beach Boys.

Laugh, cry and cheer as Long Beach continues its search for the greatest storyteller ... at Pacific Island Ethnic Art Museum, 695 Alamitos Ave. This intimate, family-friendly event will ...

With its electrifying lineup, Art Palm Beach 2025 was the most memorable edition of the show in its history. Despite industry trends, attendance nearly doubled from last year, while art sales reached ...

In 1998, Carmen made one last attempt at an album when recorded Winder Dreams for a Japanese record label. It features his take on classics like “Caroline, No” by the Beach Boys and “Walk ...

The holidays may be over, but arts season in Palm Beach County is kicking into high gear ... This homage to one of the greatest comediennes features standup comedy, song parodies and audience ...

So goes the chorus of Viagra Boys’ “Man Made Of Meat,” the lead single from their just-announced new album Viagr Aboys. It’s gonna be a good one. The Swedish post-punk crew last released ...

The Doobie Brothers‘ Tom Johnston, Michael McDonald, and Patrick Simmons, the Beach Boys‘ Mike Love, George Clinton, and more are among the inductees into the 2025 Songwriters Hall of Fame (SHOF).