Neil Finn Tickets

Not enough people know about the genius of Neil Finn. He's got the songwriting acumen of Neil Young, and the Beatles, a sense of melody and harmony like no other, has a killer voice, is a great guitar and piano player, and is one of my top 5 performers to see live…the guy has it all as well as a great sense of humor. He can be mellow and sensitive or raw and rocking'. Do yourself a favor and go see him anytime you have the chance! Buy these 2 live DVDs Crowded House's "Farewell To The World" and his solo "7Worlds Collide"…you will be amazed ! P.S. forgot to mention the amazing light show and 3D ever changing, swirling psychedelic back drop that was visually jaw dropping!

I admit to being a total freak about this man and his music. He and his band did a terrific job and sounded great. I talk about him to anyone who will (or won't) listen. His songwriting is beyond compare.

Neil Finn never disappoints, which is why I'm going to the UK to see him 4 more times! He connected with his audience, told stories and yelled at security guards! Yay! He said their safety rule about the audience not dancing in the orchestra pit was "bullshit" because of the actual orchestra usually being in there with their instruments. I love this man!

I've been a casual fan of Neil Finn for years, but now I am a major fan. This show was excellent, spanning his career with Split Enz, Crowded House and his solo work. Neil was energetic, in top form, and very funny. He played for around 2-1/2 hours!

I have seen Neil several times and he always gives a heartfelt performance. I don't think the has ever just cruised through a show. The Orpheum was a wonderful and worthy venue to see him perform because both are class acts. Fitting.

This show was in support of a new solo album, but he included a genuine overview of his remarkable catalog, Split Enz, Crowded House, past solo work, Pajama Club. His voice has never sounded better, and he continues to be a brilliant songwriter and charismatic performer.

Great show! Very eclectic Lots of new songs, but also many old favorites. Played a full two and a half hours!

The Neil Finn show at the Orpheum Theatre was most excellent! It started with a bang, seemed to get a little mellow, but they finished it off in Neil Finn/Crowded House fashion: rocking it! Awesome venu, awsome show!

Neil Finn continues to amaze with his songwriting and performances. The venue was excellent as well - not too big.

40 years into songwriting and Neil still as fresh as when he started.

Neil Finn is a master songwriter at the top of his game. He has assembled a fantastic band for this tour. He played songs from Split Enz, Crowded House, and his three solo albums. They sounded fantastic. The new songs (from his Dizzy Heights album) really come alive when played live and they fit very well into his large catalog of songs. The energy when Neil plays is always electric. Can't wait to see him play again.

Top notch singing, songwriting & arrangements. Also great live sound mix.

Great vibes energy ,awesome showing rocked from start to finish very vibrant and great set list moved effortlessly from song to song .

Neil was in fine voice and memorable banter Thursday night. He played lots of songs from the new album, which hearing live, made me appreciate the new Dizzy heights record all the more. Of course he played many expected songs, Crowded House hits, a couple Split Enz tunes as well. Would have loved a couple from Finn brothers "Everyone Is Here", maybe next time.

I've been listening to Neil Finn by default for years as my husbands a big fan, me not so much. Not expecting to be wowed, I thoroughly enjoyed this concert, music was good, he was funny and personable and I realized he's really talented!

Just an incredible show.., Neil Finn at his best! So much fun seeing Neil Finn play through his vast catalog of songs.

A good venue, enjoyable opening act (Midlake - acoustic) and Neil Finn was in good voice and good spirits. He has so many great songs to choose from and it was a great set.

I have seen Neil Finn several times over the last 30 years, and I think this was one of his best shows. He was on point, charming, and his voice sounded fantastic. He played a few Split Enz songs, a few Crowded House, and even "Only Talking Sense" that he did with Tim. There isn't enough praise I can give this man. Superb talent.

Neil Finn has been my favorite musician for years. I love his entire catalogue of songs, and frequently go back to listen to his early work. However, he never stands still or rests on his laurels. He continues to evolve as an artist and remains firmly ensconced in a position of relevance and influence in the music world. He is unafraid of new sounds and technology. He's able to assimilate technology and trends into new songs that are uniquely his. Moreover, he continues to restlessly innovate and write great songs. He is a gifted lyricist and a virtuosic musician. His onstage presence is affable and humorous. Artists like Neil Finn come along only once in an eon. I look forward to listening to his brilliant music and seeing his performances and for many years to come.

This is the second time that I attend a Neil Finn concert in San Francisco. The first time, he was playing as part of Crowded House. This second time was much better in all respects. The venue was excellent, that band was tightly integrated and the music selection was phenomenal. I was very impressed by how much is Neil an excellent performer as he is a composer. He is a great guitar and piano player and has a great voice. You can tell that he is having a great time performing. In some respects, he reminds me of Paul McCartney on how he connects with the audience through his performance. Neil is a very accomplished rock composer and, sadly, he is totally underrated in the US. His compositions are highly melodic and instantly enjoyable, even if you listen to them for the first time. I strongly recommend that you check him out.