A GRAMMY In honor of one of America’s most iconic bands, Salute to The Beach Boys is returning. Top celebrities and surprise guests will pay homage to the band's music and legacy in the show's features.

The special debuted in early 2023, featuring Beach Boys members Brian Wilson, Mike Love, Al Jardine, David Marks, and Bruce Johnston viewing from a theater box as today's musical icons played their classic songs live at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. It was a night packed with music, memories, and major celebrity encounters.

Famous performers like Brandi Carlile, John Legend, Charlie Puth, Beck, Norah Jones, Weezer, and many others are featured in the film, each putting their own spin on the band's most popular tracks. Among the notable songs in the setlist are:

The Beach Boys' homage at the GRAMMYs is returning for an encore, and it's full of familiar songs and celebrity appearances. The special, which was originally shot at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, showcases a diverse group of performers paying tribute to one of America's most legendary musical groups.

Songs and performers

The tribute features live renditions of several of The Beach Boys' most cherished hits:

"Darlin'" by Andy Grammer

Beck – "Sloop John B"

Beck and Jim James – "Good Vibrations"

Brandi Carlile's "In My Room"

"God Only Knows" by Brandi Carlile and John Legend

Charlie Puth - "Wouldn't It Be Nice"

Fall Out Boy's "Do You Wanna Dance"

"Do It Again" by Foster the People

"Barbara Ann" by Hanson

Norah Jones – "The Sun's Warmth"

"Surfer Girl" by Lady A

"Sail on Sailor" by John Legend

Little Big Town's "Help Me Rhonda"

"Surfin' USA / Fun Fun Fun" by Luke Spiller and Taylor Momsen

"Don't Worry Baby" by Michael McDonald & Take 6

"I Know There's an Answer" by Mumford & Sons

"My Morning Jacket" – "I Get Around"

"Heroes and Villains" by Pentatonix

"Caroline No" by LeAnn Rimes

St. Vincent – "You Still Believe in Me"

Weezer's "California Girls"

Guest of Honor 

Along with the performances, a number of famous visitors make cameo appearances during the special, such as:

Drew Carey

Tom Hanks

Jimmy Jam

Elton John

Bruce Springsteen

John Stamos

The Recording Academy's CEO is Harvey Mason Jr.

Originally broadcast as part of The Beach Boys' 60th anniversary celebration, the special was directed by Joel Gallen and produced by Tenth Planet Productions. To celebrate the band's legacy and enduring impact on American pop culture, the event united generations of music lovers.

Fans can see the encore and stream more tributes, such as Brian Wilson: Long Promised Road on Peacock and The Beach Boys documentary on Disney+.