The Beach Boys has sold a controlling stake in the group’s intellectual property to the company of Irving Azoff Iconic Artists Group, Rolling rock reports. The sale includes the group’s master recordings and part of their release, but unlike the latest offers made by artists such as Bob Dylan and Neil Young, the sale of Beach Boys also includes the rights to the brand as a whole and the memorable objects of the group.
Azoff has not revealed how much he paid for a controlling stake, but the band will maintain an interest in his intellectual property. “They can make the final decision on business decisions, which is what we really need, what we need, I should say,” Al Jardine said. Rolling rock.
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