Crowded House to play Radio 2 Sofa Session this week
Crowded House will play a Sofa Session on Jo Whiley’s show this Wednesday night on BBC Radio 2.
The exclusive live performance will include music from their new album Gravity Stairs and a previously unheard cover.
Crowded House, the iconic rock band from New Zealand, has enjoyed a remarkable journey of success since their formation in 1985. Fronted by the talented Neil Finn, the group quickly gained international acclaim with their self-titled debut album, which featured hit singles like “Don’t Dream It’s Over” and “Something So Strong.”
Their sophisticated blend of pop-rock and emotionally resonant lyrics struck a chord with audiences worldwide. Subsequent albums such as “Temple of Low Men,” “Woodface,” and “Together Alone” solidified their status as enduring favorites, each spawning chart-topping hits and critical acclaim. Their music earned them numerous awards, including several ARIA Awards and APRA Music Awards, and they were inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame in 2016. Known for their compelling live performances, Crowded House has maintained a dedicated global fanbase, underscoring their lasting impact on the music industry.
Gravity Stairs is the brand new album from the band, featuring singles Oh Hi and Teenage Summer. It is their eighth album and follows 2021’s Dreamers. It is also their second album with their current band, including singer Neil Finn’s sons Liam and Elroy and their original producer Mitchell Froom!
Ahead of their UK tour in June, Crowded House join Jo live at Maida Vale.
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