Crowded House’s ‘Dreamers Are Waiting’ on target for U.K. Top 5 debut
Crowded House’s comeback album is on track for a Top 5 finish in the U.K.
Neil Finn and Co. dropped their seventh and latest album studio last Friday (June 4), Dreamers Are Waiting (EMI), the follow-up to 2010’s Intriguer.
Based on data published overnight by the Official Charts Company, Dreamers should give the folk-rock act their highest-charting album in 14 years and a fifth Top 10.
It’s at No. 4 on the OCC’s midweek chart, which is led by Wolf Alice’s new effort Blue Weekend (Dirty Hit).
Crowded House
Crowded House went to No. 1 in the U.K. with 1996’s Recurring Dream best-of, and entered the top tier with 1991’s Woodface (No. 6), 1993’s Together Alone and 2007’s Time On Earth (No. 3).
Recorded between Los Angeles and Auckland, Dreamers Are Waiting re-unites the ARIA Hall of Famers with Woodface producer Mitchell Froom, and welcomes Finn’s sons Liam and Elroy into the line-up, alongside founding bass player Nick Seymour.
Speaking ahead of its release, Finn told this reporter a follow-up to Dreamers Are Waiting might come sooner than you think.
“We’re already considering another record later in the year, given we still have a little bit more time to fill in where we can’t be touring,” he says.
“There’s potential for the growth of the band in this line up, which is very exciting.”
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This article originally appeared on The Industry Observer, which is now part of The Music Network.