T he entire music industry has been mourning the loss of Brian Wilson since yesterday. Tons of figures throughout all genres of music have come out to speak on Wilson's influence.

Stephen King, Mick Fleetwood, John Cusack and more took to their social media accounts to pay tribute to iconic Beach Boys co-founder and songwriter Brian Wilson, who died Wednesday at 82.

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Beach Boys leader and musical innovator Brian Wilson has died at the age of 82, leaving the music world that he helped shape through his genius in mourning. The news of his death arrived Wednesday (June 11) via an announcement from his children following a difficult battle with dementia - for which he was placed under a legal conservatorship in 2024 - and years of mental health and substance abuse issues before that.

Brian Wilson, the legendary co-founder of the Beach Boys and one of the greatest songwriters of all time, has died at the age of 82. The news was confirmed by Wilson's family in a social media ...

One inspiration that has never surprised me, however, is Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys. You would be hard pressed to find a single musician working today who doesn't owe Wilson some kind of gratitude for all he has done.

That version of Wilson was played by Paul Dano with eerie specificity. He captured Wilson’s unlikely combination of ambition, innocence, brilliance, and fragility. The sense that the man who produced so many incredible, haunting melodies was losing a piece of himself with every hit song. Parts of his soul that he would never get back.