Neil Finn


A songwriter’s songwriter and meticulous craftsman, Neil Finn has been such a dominant figure in New Zealand music that his biggest hits are heard daily in supermarkets and when telephoning government departments.

His reputation was built on classic songs such as ‘I Got You’, ‘Message To My Girl’, ‘Don’t Dream It’s Over’ and ‘Better Be Home Soon’. But to some, his music is the sound of pop orthodoxy, reliable and old-school. 

Neil Finn - She Will Have Her Way
Backstage at the 1996 ENZSO gig in Auckland - Dave Dobbyn, Sam Hunt, Eddie Rayner and Neil Finn
Photo credit: Photo by Murray Cammick
Neil Finn - Four Seasons In One Day live session June 6, 1998
Neil Finn live - Dizzy Heights webcast, November 1, 2013
A UK publicity shot, taken in 1998
Photo credit: Photo by Zoran Gold
Neil Finn's first appearance as a member of Fleetwood Mac - The Chain (2018)
Neil Finn, 2014
Pajama Club - She Belongs To Me live acoustic
Neil Finn | RFB Real Talk Interview
Neil Finn - Better Be Home Soon (live at Aria Awards, 2005)
Neil Finn, 2014
Neil on stage with Pajama Club, 2011
Neil Finn with Shona Laing, with Neil having just won the 2001 APRA Silver Scroll
Neil Finn in NZ Listener, 1991
Neil Finn - Flying In The Face Of Love (2014)
Neil Finn with APRA's Petrina George, mid-90s
Neil Finn, 1998
Photo credit: Photo by Zoran Gold
Neil Finn - Faster Than Light (live: Sessions at West 54th, 1998)
The Sun Came Out documentary, New Zealand January 2009
Neil with the 2001 APRA Silver Scroll for Turn And Run
Homegrown Profiles: The Finns (2005)
More Than One of You - from 'Out of Silence', 2017
The 2001 NZ Orientation tour poster
Photo credit: Koji Kumada Collection
After Hours circa 1976 with Neil Finn second from right and Mark "Buster Stiggs" Hough on the left, and Gray Nichol on the right. 
Photo credit: Buster Stiggs collection
Neil taking a break from the mic at the 1996 ENZSO gig in Auckland - Dave Dobbyn, Neil Finn, Annie Crummer, Tim Finn
Pajama Club - Sean Donnelly, Sharon Finn, Neil Finn and Alana Skyring
Pajama Club - Track By Track
Wayne Mason, Neil Finn and Dave Dobbyn, APRA Silver Scrolls, 2001
Neil Finn is awarded a BMI certificate for 1 million plays of Something So Strong in the US - Mike Chunn, Neil Finn, then-manager Grant Thomas, unknown
The brothers Finn, early 2000s
Neil Finn in the Civic Theatre, Auckland, 2001
Photo credit: Photo by Karin Catt
Neil Finn - Lights of New York
Neil Finn - Divebomber
A 2001 Parlophone publicity shot
Photo credit: Photo by Mark Smith
Live At The House: Neil Finn and Paul Kelly
Sean Donnelly, Sharon Finn, Neil Finn and Alana Skyring - Pajama Club, who released an album in 2011
Neil Finn - Sinner
After Hours in 1976 - Mark "Buster Stiggs" Hough and Neil Finn
Photo credit: Buster Stiggs collection
Pajama Club - Tell Me What You Want (2011)
Enz days - Neil with the Minister of Broadcasting, Warren Cooper, 1981
Shona Laing hands Neil Finn the 2001 APRA Silver Scroll for Turn And Run
The Finn Brothers US tour, 2004
Neil Finn with Australian publisher and APRA board member Ian James and Prime Minister Helen Clark at the 2001 APRA Silver Scrolls, Auckland
Neil Finn - Hole In The Ice
Pajama Club - TNT For Two remix by Connan Mockasin
Neil Finn - Rest Of The Day Off
Neil Finn - Can You Hear Us
Pajama Club - Sean Donnelly, Neil Finn, Sharon Finn, and Alana Skyring
Neil Finn - Wherever You Are (live in London 2001)
Neil Finn and Phil Warren (grinning from behind) at the 1999 APRA Silver Scrolls
Pajama Club - Tell Me What You Want
Neil Finn - Dizzy Heights
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Lester Records

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