The Beach Boys cancel ‘Pet Sounds 60’ tour dates at last minute

The Beach Boys have abruptly cancelled their ‘Pet Sounds 60’ tour dates. READ MORE: Brian Wilson, 1942-2025: culture-defining innovator who represented pop music’s awakening The iconic psych-pop group were supposed to commence their tour celebrating the 60th anniversary of their seminal album ‘Pet Sounds’ today (September 24). Last July, the band rescheduled these dates till September, which was to allow the Beach Boys’ remaining founding member Mike Love, to rest and “recharge”. Now, the band have axed their shows in Massachussetts, Pennsylvania, and two shows in South Carolina. No explanation was given for the cancellation. Venues planned to host the Beach Boys such as the Univest Performance Center in Quakertown and Alabama Theatre in North Myrtle Beach have said the cancellation was due to “circumstances beyond [our] control.” The band are supposed to recommence their tour on October 9 at the Grossinger Motors Arena in Bloomington, Illinois. NME has reached out to the Beach Boys’ representatives for comment. Beach Boys abruptly cancel several concerts just one day before returning to stage https://t.co/1ilmYgFrLU pic.twitter.com/3DD1DA52Gj — Page Six (@PageSix) September 24, 20...