The Beach Boys have canceled several upcoming performances on their "Endless Summer Gold" tour. The Big E Arena in West Springfield, Massachusetts, has removed the scheduled show for September 24 from its calendar. Similarly, the Univest Performance Center in Quakertown, Pennsylvania, announced the cancellation of its September 25 concert, citing "circumstances beyond the control" of the venue. The Alabama Theatre in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, also confirmed that the Beach Boys' September 27 show will not take place for the same reason. As of now, the band's representatives have not provided any official explanation for the cancellations. Earlier this year, the Beach Boys had already postponed a series of summer tour dates in July. At the time, frontman Mike Love mentioned he needed time to "recharge." The tour was part of a celebration marking the 60th anniversary of their influential 1966 album Pet Sounds, which is widely regarded as one of the most innovative records of the 1960s. The Pet Sounds album was primarily the work of founding member Brian Wilson, who passed away in June 2025 at the age of 82. In a recent interview, another founding member, Al Jardine, recalled receiving a call from Wilson before he quit touring, after experiencing a panic attack during a flight to Houston. Jardine noted that the songwriting on Pet Sounds was "a little darker" than what fans had previously expected from the band. Wilson's departure from touring marked a significant shift in the band's dynamics. Today, Jardine continues to perform with members of Wilson's former band under the name Al Jardine & the Pet Sounds Band. Meanwhile, Mike Love is scheduled to perform with the Beach Boys on October 9 at the Grossinger Motors Arena in Bloomington, Indiana. With Wilson's passing, Love and Jardine are now the only surviving founding members of the band.