Once and future Beach Boys Al Jardine and Brian Wilson look back on the eve of launching Something Great from '68, a tour ...

Al Jardine says the death of Brian Wilson “was not expected” and that, when he last saw Wilson in May, he believed his fellow Beach Boy was recovering from some of the many health setbacks he ...

Still, Al, the only non-relative in the original group, sat on the sidelines. "I don't have an egocentric position to take — I'm a Beach Boy first and a solo artist second," Jardine says.

Founding Beach Boys member and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Al Jardine is busy at 80. He's still touring, on his own and as part of Brian Wilson's band, and has released a rash of music this month ...

We spoke to Al Jardine, who has his own re-release coming up in August, about the legacy and lasting success of The Beach Boys. Though he left the band for about a year in 1962, ...

At 11, Al Jardine's son Matthew made his first appearance on a Beach Boys song. At 55, his vocals are a standout on the Brian Wilson tour (with dad).

AP Al Jardine, left, and Mike Love in concert with the Beach Boys. And, even Carl and Dennis Wilson will be there in spirit, Jardine added.

Al Jardine, one of the founding members of The Beach Boys, tried to avoid being served with a six-figure lawsuit in a video obtained exclusively by RadarOnline.com.

Al Jardine was a founding member of The Beach Boys The Beach Boys were formed by brothers Brian, Carl, and Dennis Wilson, with their cousin Mike Love and friend Jardine. Together, this band carved ...

Al Jardine of The Beach Boys has a fond memory of Bob Saget, dating back to the late actor's "Full House" days. Jardine, best known as the band's rhythm guitarist and one of the group's founding ...

Al Jardine says the death of Brian Wilson “was not expected” and that, when he last saw Wilson in May, he believed his fellow Beach Boy was recovering from some of the many health setbacks he ...