Bruce Johnston is not often referenced, however, when discussing the band's signature lineup. Johnston joined the Beach Boys ...

“I'd say Brian was one step below God,” says Bruce Johnston, the self proclaimed “new guy” who joined the Beach Boys in 1965 as a touring replacement for Wilson and quickly became an ...

As Beach Boys fans gear up for an orchestral reimagining of their music, surviving band members Brian Wilson, Mike Love, Al Jardine and Bruce Johnston recall the stories behind their biggest hits ...

The Beach Boys' Bruce Johnston has said he would be happy to make $1 (64p) per album in order to reach more fans. The Beach Boys' Bruce Johnston has said he would be happy to make $1 (64p ...

Brian Wilson was the brains behind The Beach Boys, but at one point, they had to work without him. This was the first track to not feature their leader.

The Beach Boys’ Bruce Johnston Wants To Sell Low And Aim High The Beach Boys’ Bruce Johnston Wants To Sell Low And Aim High "We'd be happy with a dollar for our album," says the Beach Boys ...

who was granted the legal rights to tour under The Beach Boys name in 1998. He’s currently leading a version of the group that features Bruce Johnston, who joined two Wilson brothers — Dennis ...

Love and Bruce Johnston are the only members from the 1960s lineup currently performing the group. The Beach Boys last performed on Vancouver Island in 2016. Wilson, who suffers from an undefined ...

This biopic chronicles the continuing saga of the Beach Boys from 1961 to 1985. Mainly focuses on the Beach Boys resident wildman Dennis Wilson and in a slightly less capacity big brother Brian ...