John Stamus reveals how he and Mike Loew learned about the death of Brian Wilson: “It was difficult.”

John Stamus It is still being treated The death of the beach children founder Brian Wilson.

“Tonight is completely loaded, I will tell you so much,” Steamus, 61, told you exclusively US weekly Before honoring a member of the beach children Mike Loew In incitement of the 54th annual song hall on Thursday, June 12. “Without Brian Wilson, life will be wrong. It was difficult.”

On Wednesday, June 11, the news broke out that Wilson He died at the age of 82. The cause of his death was not disclosed immediately.

Stamus said he heard the news for the first time when he was with love, 84.

“I was with Mike at the airport. He was and I was getting out of the plane when I got the text,” Stamus remembers we. “I sat next to him for an hour and a half, and I don’t think he said one word … I think he is putting a brave face today. But this is a long prize for a long time.”

Before the love of love in the 2025 Celebrity Hall, Stamus praised his friend’s profession as a singer and songwriter. It also gave the credit for love to help make Beach Boys a distinctive band in music.

“He drew the cinematic painting in California that made the whole world want to be – optimism, positive, good vibration,” Stamus explained. “The term” good vibrations “was not a word. They put” good “(and)” vibrations “together.

When he was asked to choose his favorite words written by love, Stamos – who was performing with the children of the beloved beach for four decades – could not laugh at some creativity that was his friend.

“I had a bone to choose him, because” the archeology “is not a word,” he said jokingly. “I looked for it. Mike, there is no excitement. The songs just make you feel anything.

While the group was formed for the first time in 1961, songs continue to live on the structure of the new band members who continue to perform tracks all over the world.

To this day, Stamos continues an interview with new fans who only discover the group who helped create huge successes such as “will not be nice”, “Kokomo” and “Surfin ‘USA”.

“When someone comes to me and says:” As you know, I moved to Beach Boys because of Full houseand“This is the greatest thing. This is the greatest gift for the band that I can bring in new fans,” said Stamus of Marriott Marquis Hotel in New York City.

With reports by Lee Scheps