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Crowded House

Crowded House plus Liam Finn

The Australasian rock icons Crowded House will be performing their decades-spanning hits at the Eden Sessions on Wednesday 12 June 2024. Special guest on the night will be Liam Finn.

Stage times

  • Arena opens: 6pm
  • Liam Finn: 7.30–8pm
  • Crowded House: 8.30–10.30pm

Please note that these timings may be subject to change.

Tickets

All Standard Arena Tickets are now SOLD OUT but some Sessions Plus Packages are still available.

Standard Arena Ticket: £56 + £7.30 booking fee SOLD OUT
Sessions Plus Experience Ultimate Package: £296 SOLD OUT
Sessions Plus Garden Bar Package: £151
Sessions Plus Mediterranean Biome Dinner Package: £146 SOLD OUT

Find out more about our Sessions Plus Ticket Packages here.

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About the band

Forming in Melbourne, Australia, in 1985, Crowded House have sold 15 million albums worldwide, with four number one albums in Australia, earning them 13 ARIA Awards, an MTV Video Music Award and a BRIT Award.

The band’s self-titled debut album was released in 1986 to huge acclaim, achieving platinum status in four countries. It included the massive hits Don’t Dream It’s Over and Something So Strong. The former became an international hit, reaching number one in New Zealand and Canada, and number two on the US Billboard Hot 100.

The second album, Temple Of Low Men, followed in 1988, peaking at number one in Australia and number two in New Zealand.

The original line-up consisted of Neil Finn (vocals, guitar, keys, and lyrics), Nick Seymour (bass and keys), and the late Paul Hester (drums and vocals). Over the years, the group has welcomed numerous high-profile musicians as members. Notable additions included multi-instrumentalist Mark Hart of Supertramp fame and Beck drummer Matt Sherrod.

Finn’s brother, Tim – founder of Neil’s former band Split Enz - also joined the band for their third album, Woodface (1991) co-writing eight of the tracks. Another major hit in Australia and New Zealand, this third album featured the UK top 10 hit Weather With You.

The band played an unforgettable farewell gig to a crowd of around 150,000 on the steps of the Sydney Opera House in 1996, raising money for the Sydney Children’s Hospital before a temporary nine-year hiatus.

The tragic passing of Hester compelled the band to regroup in 2005 to honour their former bandmate's memory. Time on Earth (2007) and Intriguer (2010) both reached number one in Australia, a testament to the band’s unwavering relevance.

Since the band’s seminal early albums, 2016 saw them inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame, while Neil Finn joined Fleetwood Mac in 2018 on a huge world tour.

The band reunited formerly in 2020 with its current line-up, featuring original members Finn and Seymour, joined by Mitchell Froom – producer of their first albums – and Finn’s sons, Liam and Elroy.

Their latest album, Dreamers Are Waiting, was released in 2021, marking the first full album release in 11 years and scooping up yet another ARIA for Best Adult Contemporary Album.

Liam Finn

Special guest: Liam Finn

The son of Crowded House's Neil Finn, Liam has always followed his own path. From the adolescent guitar fireworks of his band Betchadupa, to his incendiary one-man performances (including spots on The Late Show with David Letterman and Later… With Jools Holland), he’s found ways to challenge and disrupt what you might expect from a singer-songwriter. His latest project Hyperverse finds him once again charting new territory, including fans in the writing and recording process in unprecedented ways, with even more ambitious plans to close the gap between artist and audience down the line.

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