“Had a little help from my son BILLY on good vibrations last night – Wasn’t it nice!” John Stamos, 60, captioned a clip recorded at a Beach Boys concert in Indianapolis on Friday. In the video, Billy impressively keeps up with his famous father on the drums, wearing noise-dampening headphones to protect his ears. Stamos also shared another clip from a Saturday performance where he introduced a song with a touching tribute to his dad on the 23rd anniversary of his death. “I lost my dad 23 years ago today,” Stamos captioned. “This song is called Forever, – and that’s how long love should last.”
“Had a little help from my son BILLY on good vibrations last night – Wasn’t it nice!” Stamos, 60, captioned the clip, which was recorded at a Beach Boys concert in Indianapolis on Friday.
In the clip, Billy can be seen impressively keeping up with his famous father on the drums — while also rocking a pair of noise-dampening headphones to protect his delicate ears and hearing.
Stamos also shared a clip from a performance with the Beach Boys on Saturday, where he introduced one of the songs with a touching tribute to his dad on the 23rd anniversary of his death.
“I lost my dad 23 years ago today,” Stamos captioned the clip. “This song is called Forever, – and that”s how long love should last.”
Billy — whom Stamos shares with his wife, Caitlin McHugh Stamos, 38 — has been a recurring guest at Beach Boys shows alongside his father, and he”s been around music (and shown an aptitude for performing) since he was very young.
ET spoke with Stamos in June 2021, where the Full House star and musician opened up about how much it still means to play with the band, over 30 years later, and what it”s like introducing music to his little boy. John Stamos performs with the Beach Boys at Fox & Friends All-American Summer Concert Series on May 31, 2024 in New York City. – John Lamparski/Getty Images
“Sometimes, I hit myself in the head with a drumstick. I”m like, ”I”m playing with the Beach Boys. I can”t even tell you how much it means to me. I mean, next to my family, it”s the greatest thrill of my life,” he shared.
A month before that interview with ET, Stamos brought his then-3-year-old son on stage to sit on his lap, and he got choked up recalling the special experience.
“I had this beautiful moment last week at Petco”s stadium, where he sat on my lap during ”God Only Knows” and it was like a moment that I never thought I would ever have, you know?” an emotional Stamos shared. “It was nice.”