Neil Finn

New Zealand Singer-Songwriter of Crowded House

Neil Finn - Artists & Creatives born May 27th, 1958
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A prominent singer-songwriter and musician from New Zealand, contributions to the music industry include founding the rock band Crowded House in 1985. The band gained international success with hits like "Don't Dream It's Over" and "Something So Strong." In addition to Crowded House, collaborations with other musicians and solo work have expanded artistic reach. Released solo albums showcasing songwriting abilities, including "Try Whistling This" and "Seven Worlds Collide." Recognized for musical talent with multiple awards, including New Zealand Music Awards.

Founded the band Crowded House in 1985

Wrote hit songs like 'Don't Dream It's Over'

Released acclaimed solo albums

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