Having played sold-out shows there in 2002 and 2004, Brian Wilson returns to London's Royal Festival Hall in September for a six-night residency that will include the premiere of a brand-new work.
Commissioned by Southbank Centre for its opening season, Wilson said that the piece, entitled That Lucky Old Sun (a Narrative), "will consist of four ‘rounds’, with interspersed spoken word."
The shows, taking place from 10-16 September, will see Wilson perform a diverse show of music including lassic songs that he's never played live before as well as at least one song in honour of an important anniversary: 1967's Smiley Smile perhaps?
Tickets go on sale at 9am on Monday 29 January costing £35-£55.
4:02 PM | 25/01/2007
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