Neil Finn closes Byron Bay Bluesfest with crowd sing-along
More than 70 acts formed the stellar lineup for 2017's Byron Bay Bluesfest.
And Neil Finn brought the five-day festival to a close on Monday night with a massive impromptu crowd sing-along.
The Crowded House frontman, 58, urged thousands of Bluesfest revelers to join in for an impressive performance of the 1992 track Four Seasons In One Day.
Neil Finn closes Byron Bay Bluesfest with a large impromptu crowd sing-a-long to Crowded House track Four Seasons In One Day on Monday night
The 28th annual Blues Festival'S other headliners included Patti Smith, Jimmy Buffet, Santana, Mary J Bligh, The Lumineers and Kasey Chambers.
Fans took to social media to express their delight at Neil's set list, claiming he played plenty of Split Enz and Crowded House songs.
Other claimed it was the 'best show ever' and 'worth the wait'.
'Best show ever': Fans took to social media to express their delight at Neil's set list, claiming he played plenty of Split Enz and Crowded House songs
The festival director Peter Noble happily reported to Echo that the music event was very successful.
‘If there’s been a better Bluesfest, I can’t remember one,’ he said.
Peter also added: ‘I couldn’t be prouder, I couldn’t be happier.’
'I couldn't be happier': The festival director Peter Noble claimed the 28th annual Blues Festival was a massive success
Neil fronted the festival as a solo act, but still performed many Crowded House tracks to the large crowds.
The band is known for favourites such as Fall At Your Feet, World Where We Love, Something So Strong and Four Seasons In One Day.
Crowded House was inducted into the ARIA's Hall of Fame last year, 30 years after they first formed.