Brian Wilson Tickets Sell as Beach Boys Re-Issues Released
August 25th, 2009Following Mike Love’s recent suggestion that the Beach Boys might actually be considering a reunion and even a new album, Brian Wilson tickets are being sought by everyone who ever blissed out to the super sounds of surf, sun and Beach Boys. Brian Wilson’s Greatest Hits Live Tour 2009 has really brought them out, as music lovers and pop fans alike all want to be part of this historic event. Speaking of historic events, two classic Beach Boys albums, Surf’s Up and Sunflower have just been reissued on 180 gram vinyl! The records have been re-released as part of the “From the Capitol Vaults” vinyl remasters. According to reports, the two albums boast the original artwork on the covers, and the sound quality is amazing. What an endless summer this is gonna be!
Surf’s Up features the unforgettable painting of the guy on the horse, slumped before the dusk, supporting himself with a long stick. Sunflower has the photograph of the band looking distinctly hippie-ish, sitting on a lawn with bushes and trees behind them, holding small children. These two albums couldn’t have been released at a better time. With the Brian Wilson tour about to launch, it can only mean that Brian Wilson tickets will be craved by those seeking to relive those magical times.
Good luck in finding Brian Wilson tickets if you leave it too late!
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