Twenty years after bidding farewell to 100,000 people lining the Sydney Opera House foreshore, Crowded House return with an encore performance to celebrate their 30th anniversary and induction into the ARIA Hall of Fame. From humble beginnings in Melbourne to chart-topping international success following the release of their ground-breaking debut self-titled album, Crowded House has remained an Australian cultural institution, with over ten million albums sold across the globe. Now, celebrate the legendary group with another incredible live event that sees the band perform all their biggest hits over a full two-hour show, including 'Don't Dream It's Over', 'Fall At Your Feet', 'Weather With You', 'Better Be Home Soon' and many more.
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These two Don Quixote's set out to do good in the world through crass yet innocent means and by fluke, and simple desire, they actually do good. "Doing good doesn't always look good."
piano, keyboards, electric guitar
DVD that came with release of Intriguer CD. Includes live performances and music videos. Intriguer is the sixth studio album by alternative rock group Crowded House, released on 13 June 2010. It is the band's followup to the group's 2007 reunion album Time on Earth, and the first to feature all four current band members, including multi-instrumentalist Mark Hart and drummer Matt Sherrod, on all tracks.
Upstairs at Home: 1. Either Side of the World /2. Amsterdam /3. Saturday Sun /4. Twice If You're Lucky /5.Elephants /6. Falling Dove /7. Isolation /8. Archer's Arrows | Live at the Auckland Town Hall: 1. Either Side of the World /2. Isolation /3. Saturday Sun
Recorded on July 19, 2007 at Masonic Hall Grand Lodge, New York, NY. Setlist: 1. Locked Out - 2. Don’t Stop Now - 3. Distant Sun - 4. Silent House - 5. Fall At Your Feet - 6. She Called Up - 7. Mean To Me - 8. Something So Strong - 9. Better Be Home Soon - 10. Don’t Dream It’s Over - 11. When You Come - 12. Recurring Dream
Keyboards, Guitar, Slide Guitar
On November 24, 1996, Crowded House performed their last ever concert to a crowd of more than 120,000 people on the steps of the Sydney Opera House.
