Wilson, backed by a 10-piece band, will also perform other material from throughout his career during the performances, including "a number of his classic compositions that he has never performed live," according to organizers.

"Despite his status as a 'pop genius' and his countless musical achievements, Brian has always had to struggle courageously against adversarial forces and a historic lack of support from the industry and those around him," said Glenn Max, Southbank Centre producer, in a press release. "I'm very proud to be part of an organization that has consistently backed Brian's most creative work. He deserves this."

Wilson has performed at the venerable performing arts center several times in the past, most recently in 2004, when he delivered the first full public performances of "Smile."

In 2002, Wilson performed the Beach Boys' "Pet Sounds" in its entirety for four sold-out nights at the Southbank Centre.