( CNN ) -- The Beach Boys were all smiles this week when they unveiled their exhibit at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles . Earlier this year , they put aside their differences to reunite in a very public way : on-stage at `` The 54th Annual Grammy Awards . '' That was followed by the release of their first album of new material in 20 years , and an extensive worldwide tour to celebrate their 50th anniversary . All five members -- Brian Wilson , Mike Love , Al Jardine , Bruce Johnston and David Marks -- seemed genuinely excited when talking about their reunion . `` The value of the music is so good , '' Love said . `` Good vibrations , you might say . '' But good vibrations may now be a thing of the past . Just before the Grammy Museum celebration , Love and Johnston issued a press release announcing they would be hitting the road with their own incarnation of the Beach Boys . According to the tersely worded statement , `` The post-50th anniversary configuration will not include Brian Wilson , Al Jardine and David Marks . The 50th Reunion Tour was designed to be a set tour with a beginning and an end to mark a special 50-year milestone for the band . '' A blindsided Wilson said , `` I 'm disappointed and ca n't understand why he ( Love ) does n't want to tour with Al , David and me . We are out here having so much fun . After all , we are the real Beach Boys . '' The Brian Wilson-Mike Love version of the Beach Boys has just arrived in London for the final two dates of their reunion tour . If the splintered Beach Boy factions ca n't come to an agreement about their future , the September 28 concert at Wembley Stadium may be the last we see of this particular lineup . Wilson has said he 'd like his next project to be a rock ' n ' roll album . Right now , he does n't know who he 'll be working with on the record , but adds that he 'd like it to be the Beach Boys . 50 years of teen bliss : Serenaded by the Beach Boys .
Beach Boys near end of 50th anniversary tour . Two band members say they 'll be leaving without the group . Brian Wilson says he was hoping to keep making music with the whole group .