A chart-topping band of both Australian and New Zealand musicians will soon take to the stage in Perth.
Rock music fans from Perth cities like Midland will likely be keen to claim their chance to see the world-famous Crowded House in concert at an upcoming outdoor performance. From bars and clubs to arenas and stadiums, venues hosting live music acts often advertise shows after enlisting expert poster printing services.
Crowded House was born back in Melbourne in 1985, when New Zealand guitarist and vocalist Neil Finn wrote songs, with Paul Hester on drums and Neil Seymour playing bass guitar. Since then, the celebrated group has enjoyed an ever-evolving line-up that presently includes Elroy and Liam, the sons of Neil Finn and the American keyboard player Mitchell Froom. While the band has had many incarnations over the years, Finn and Seymour remain ever present.
Crowded House has had ongoing commercial success both in New Zealand and Australia, as well as the UK and US. Back in 1987, the group’s first album – simply titled “Crowded House” – topped the American Album chart, launching hit tracks like “Don’t Dream it’s Over” and “Something Strong” into the top 10 singles chart.
The band will now perform live at Perth’s Kings Park and Botanic Garden, located on Fraser on April 3. The show will start at 4.30 pm.
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