This past winter, former Crowded House/Split Enz frontman Neil Finn assembled a dizzying cast of music luminaries in New Zealand. Johnny Marr, Radiohead's Ed O'Brien and Phil Selway, Wilco's Jeff Tweedy, John Stirratt, Glenn Kotche, and Pat Sansone, and plenty of others got together with Finn to record a follow-up to Finn's all-star 2001 album 7 Worlds Collide. The album will be a benefit for Oxfam International. Now, NME reports that it'll be out on August 10.

NME says that the album, titled The Sun Came Out, will be a double album, and it'll feature the singing debut of Radiohead drummer Selway. And according to NME, Marr collaborated with Wilco on the song "Too Blue". The tracklist, via NME, is below.

Earlier this month, we told you about the New Zealand TV documentary about the recording of the album. Unfortunately, it has since been pulled from YouTube.

The Sun Came Out:

CD1:

01 Too Blue
02 You Never Know
03 Little by Little
04 Learn to Crawl
05 Black Silk Ribbon
06 Girl, Make Your Own Mind Up
07 Run in the Dust
08 Red Wine Bottle
09 The Ties That Bind Us
10 Reptile
11 Bodhisattva Blues
12 What Could Have Been

CD2:

01 All Comedians Suffer
02 Duxton Blues
03 Hazel Black
04 Riding the Wave
05 The Witching Hour
06 Over And Done
07 Change of Heart
08 Don't Forget Me
09 Long Time Gone
10 The Cobbler
11 3 Worlds Collide
12 The Water