Brian Wilson’s exclusive Record Store Day release, On Tour 1999–2007, captures his legendary live performances of classics like Good Vibrations, showcasing his post-Roxy touring legacy and timeless influence on modern pop.
Following the monumental success of Brian Wilson’s Roxy Theatre shows in 2000, Wilson and his acclaimed touring ensemble carried that energy around the world. Now, fans can relive this era with On Tour 1999–2007.
It’s a comprehensive live collection set for an exclusive Record Store Day release on April 18, 2026, via Oglio Entertainment.
The album spans performances from 1999 to 2007, capturing one of the most creatively vibrant periods of Wilson’s career. Listeners will hear Wilson reinterpret beloved classics, showcase solo material, and present personal favorites with renewed warmth and emotional depth.
Iconic venues featured include Carnegie Hall (New York), Royal Festival Hall (London), UCLA Royce Hall (Los Angeles), CenterStaging (Burbank), the Wiltern Theater (Los Angeles), and Chicago’s legendary stages.
This release follows last year’s Brian Wilson: Live at the Roxy Theatre (25th Anniversary Edition). While the Roxy album captured the spark of Wilson’s late-career comeback, On Tour 1999–2007 traces how those performances blossomed into a global touring era. Preserving the spirit, energy, and creativity that defined these concerts.
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A Star-Studded Ensemble and a Rich Catalog
Wilson’s touring band, many of whom performed at the Roxy, anchors the collection. Members include Darian Sahanaja (keyboards, musical director, arranger, vocals), Jeff Foskett (guitar, vocals), Nick Walusko (guitar, vocals), Probyn Gregory (trumpet, French horn, keyboards, vocals), Scott Bennett (guitar, keyboards, bass, percussion, vocals), Mike D’Amico (drums & percussion), Bob Lizik (bass), Paul Mertens (woodwinds), Jim Hines and Todd Sucherman (drums), Nelson Bragg (percussion & vocals), and Taylor Mills (backing vocals & percussion). Special contributions come from Andy Paley (keyboards, vocals), Brett Simons (bass), Gary Griffin (guitar, vocals), and The Stockholm Strings ’n’ Horns.
The tracklist spans Wilson’s career and influences. Highlights include the Smile-era mini-suite Our Prayer / Gee / Heroes & Villains. Solo album favorites Melt Away and Desert Drive, and Beach Boys classics like Busy Doin’ Nothing, Friends, and The Night Was So Young. Fans will also enjoy spirited tributes to musical heroes, including Chuck Berry’s Johnny B. Goode, The Beatles’ She’s Leaving Home, and Dennis Wilson’s Forever.
Produced by longtime collaborator Mark Linett with arrangements by Wilson, the album captures the intimacy and energy of these performances. For collectors and longtime fans alike, On Tour 1999–2007 offers a rare window into Wilson’s post-Roxy touring legacy. A vibrant live document available exclusively on vinyl at independent record stores worldwide.
About Brian Wilson
Brian Wilson, a visionary who redefined modern pop, created timeless songs such as Surfin’ U.S.A., God Only Knows, and Good Vibrations. He passed away on June 11, 2025, at the age of 82, leaving a musical legacy that continues to influence and inspire artists across generations.
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