Crowded House Show: Enjoyable, But Not Spectacular
Okay, so, I recently saw Crowded House live, and it was a good time. I’ve been a fan since I was a teenager, so to see them perform live was a huge deal. That said, it wasn’t exactly the mind-blowing, unforgettable experience I’d hoped for.
The Good Stuff
The band definitely sounded great. Neil Finn’s voice is as strong as ever, and the band’s musical skills are undeniable. They played a good mix of old favorites like “Don’t Dream It’s Over” and “Weather With You” along with some newer tracks. The energy on stage was good, and there was some fun audience interaction.
Where It Fell Short
My biggest issue was the setlist. While there were some classic hits, it felt like they leaned too heavily on their more recent material. I would have loved to hear more of the songs that made them famous. Also, the stage setup was kinda generic, nothing particularly special or memorable.
Final Thoughts
Overall, it was a fun night and a decent concert. I was happy to see them play, and I’d definitely recommend it to any fan. However, it didn’t quite live up to the hype for me. It felt like a solid performance, but it lacked that “wow” factor that many Crowded House shows are known for. You know, that "oh my god, I can't believe I'm seeing them live!" kind of vibe.
If you’re a fan of Crowded House, I definitely recommend checking out their tour. It’s a great opportunity to see them perform live, even if it’s not a total knockout.
